I don't think this will be added, it's a stomp match, High Priest doesn't have a wincon
Yeah, as long as there's a wincon, this can be added
Maybe changing this thread title is better for that... I didn't even know this battle exist until I searched "Simon" in the search bar.
Simon isn't infinitely above baseline, he's immeasurably above baseline. The already Infinite Multiverse will continue to split upon recognition. And Simon was observing all of them simultaneously before absorbing the Labyrinth
That's... nowhere close to Simon we have rn.
If you don't mind my asking, what exactly is the difference between being infinitely above baseline, and being immeasurably above baseline? The way you describe it, I don't really see the distinction between that and infinity. It seems like he's just going higher into an already established infinity, which is still just infinity.
The best example is an infinite baseline Low 2-C (Or is it 2-B since Toaru has billions of 11D phases afaik) vs 2-A.
Oh, I see. I didn't know that that actually mattered when discussing higher dimensional spaces, since by default they're supposed to be completely above lower dimensional spaces (Tier 2) irregardless of their sizes
Well multiverse can be higher dimensional in nature so, and separated spacetime continuums don't necessarily have to be restricted to tier 2.
This doesn't work like 2-A vs 2-A in analogy so uncountably infinite doesn't necessary needed in order to be superior.
1) You can be any numbers/concepts above baseline. but immeansurable = infinite, in dictionary and math meaning
1. That's completely irrelevant to the current matter since the way we speak Simon being immeasurably beyond baseline High 1-C means he is just that strong. Since High 1-C is just Low 2-C with additional spatiotemporal dimensions up to 6 or 7, and Simon is 11D on 2-A scale, the difference between 2-A vs baseline Low 2-C is much higher than infinite baseline Low 2-C vs baseline Low 2-C.
By Tier 2, I mean in this specific case where we have two High 1-C characters. From what I know, it shouldn't really matter how large a tier 2 cosmology is (even 2-A+) or how many 2-A+ structures a specific character can create/destroy, said character is still going to pale in comparison to the High 1-C character, and shouldn't be able to do anything to them (except of course through some special hax), since the High 1-C character completely transcends that 3/4 dimensional reality that the character operates in.
Immeansurable baseline wouldn't garant you 2-A, just aboving the baseline Low 2-C. you can't reach 4D levels with normal numbers.
you need infinite universe level if you want the relation of Simon High 1-C = 2-A but 11D.
It does matter, actually. Since being higher dimensional beings or having higher dimensional structures are just means extra direction(s) or dimensional axis. So said beings or structures, are infinitely larger on one axis or so. To have a higher dimensional existence doesn't really means transcendence, it's just being more complex.
But I never said it would, immeasurably beyond baseline Low 2-C doesn't warrant 2-A but being 2-A means, immeasurably beyond baseline Low 2-C.
Yes, and Simon is on that level.
and also Higher D are Uncontably Infinitely higher than another Higher D, for example 4D are uncontably infinitely higher than us. that's why we use Uncontably Infinite for Higher D level. though i don't know how we come to this.
prove me a CRT or a profile that have this.
Literally the CRT of mine.
Except it kind of does. Thats pretty much up how it's described in the tiering system page.
It's the whole reason why no matter how high into tier 2 a character is, they'll never be able to stand up to a tier 1 character in terms of AP (except through hax), unless of course you're suggesting the contrary.
page? 4?
I proposed many things, hax and AP upgrades, although possibly 1-B and possibly Immeasurable are nuked, the rest are accepted.
I don't really understand what you're into right now sorry. But separated spacetime continuums do not restricted to tier 2, you can have 2 separated 5D universes, which via our standards are still >>>>> infinite 5D universe (singular).
Wait sorry, I misunderstood your point, I thought you were talking about why Simon is 2-A but 11D.
make sense. there was a bit confusion.
