Low 1-C baseline

[KaramcaS]

Character A destroys <One Low 1-C Universe> and becomes Low 1-C
Character B destroys <Six amount of Low 1-C universes> and becomes Low 1-C

Are these two characters equal, if not how can we indicate this? For example, is it Low 1-C x6?

If character A increases his power by 10 times, will his power be Low 1-C x10?

 

[KaramcaS]

Bump

 

[Johner2133451]

Low 1-C x6 yeah

Pretty sure multipliers doesn't increase the level of your universes. Otherwise Goku would be 2-B

 

[SheevShezarrine]

Character A would be 10× above baseline. However, if they were to fight a 7D Low 1-C character they'd still get stomped, as being 10× the 6D baseline for Low 1-C is still nowhere near the uncountably infinite× baseline you'd need to go up a dimension

 

[KaramcaS]

Character A would be 10× above baseline. However, if they were to fight a 7D Low 1-C character they'd still get stomped, as being 10× the 6D baseline for Low 1-C is still nowhere near the uncountably infinite× baseline you'd need to go up a dimension

But they would be stronger than a normal Low 1-C character, right?

what if a character is specified as Infinity times stronger? Would he be Infinity X Baseline Low 1-C?

Also, what does "Beyond Baseline Low 1-C" mean?

 

[SheevShezarrine]

But they would be stronger than a normal Low 1-C character, right?

what if a character is specified as Infinity times stronger? Would he be Infinity X Baseline Low 1-C?

Also, what does "Beyond Baseline Low 1-C" mean?

They would be, yes

Then you'd have to figure out if they're countably infinite× baseline or uncountably infinite× baseline, the latter of which would make them 7D while the former would keep them within 6D

Kinda speaks for itself, doesn't it? There's a baseline for Low 1-C (destroying, creating, or altering a 6D structure), and anything beyond that in scope is beyond baseline