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Madness Combat Discussion Thread: Redeemer

We shouldn't try to use R>F.
Word for word both The Machine and The Maker have in-series statements of it. They objectively have R>F. Ignoring the feats just means someone else would come along and add it. where they scale with it is more up in the air.
 
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It actually doesn't even grant concept manipulation on its own and just qualifies as Abstract Existnce
 
Which is still not 1-A. Also it was never stated that The Machine defines concepts of space and not just Space-Time as a structure (though it is plausible to assume in the light of what we know about The Machine)
 
Which is still not 1-A. Also it was never stated that The Machine defines concepts of space and not just Space-Time as a structure (though it is plausible to assume in the light of what we know about The Machine)
It says Machine defines space, time, causality, fates, blah blah. And you're right the concept of space-time is Low 1-A. Which the machine has r>f over space-time
 
Defining space and time by itself doesn't scale anywhere and just gives concept hax (depending on what "defining" meaning in this context). Also we have no evidence that The Machine has R>F over concepts of Space and Time specifically
 
Defining space and time by itself doesn't scale anywhere and just gives concept hax (depending on what "defining" meaning in this context). Also we have no evidence that The Machine has R>F over concepts of Space and Time specifically
We literally know for a fact that it has R>F over both Space and Time. those two things were specified of things it defines, and has plenty of statements of either seeing nevada as a story and system which it controls. that's objectively R>F.
 
The Arena Protagonist has potentially passive plot hax due The Maker implying that he is canonically controlled by a real life player
 
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Does anyone have the scan of G01 being a million years old?
"Have you not wondered why the epoch of the First Generation is unknown to you? Have you pondered your true origin? Have you considered that just as you have no future beyond the loop, that perhaps you have no past laid out behind it? The story that is told is nearing its end."

Maker Guidance in the arena mode.
 
"Have you not wondered why the epoch of the First Generation is unknown to you? Have you pondered your true origin? Have you considered that just as you have no future beyond the loop, that perhaps you have no past laid out behind it? The story that is told is nearing its end."

Maker Guidance in the arena mode.
There is no statement about the age of the nevadeans, for what would we know, they could be all maximum at 100 years or so and it will make sense.
 
There is no statement about the age of the nevadeans, for what would we know, they could be all maximum at 100 years or so and it will make sense.
A generation 01 physically cannot be 100 years old if they come from an era that began at the beginning of the universe. It won't make sense at all, i don't know where you got that idea.

They also can't be 100 if they come from an era if it's described to have lasted from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of years (an epoch)
 
I'm working on a blog explaining Prime Code and how the madness universe is underlined in information/concepts. I don't know if I will make it a blog on here though.
Prime Code is such a unexplained thing in official stuff beyond WoG (i assume, haven't really checked) that i think no matter what Mods are gonna raise a brow at the questions.
 
Prime Code is such a unexplained thing in official stuff beyond WoG (i assume, haven't really checked) that i think no matter what Mods are gonna raise a brow at the questions.
I kind of Disagree, I feel like we see it in the cartoons
There is alot of stuff that shows the mc verse runs on info, thats shown in the games and in the more recent cartoons.
 
I think The Machine itself is very easily to argue for both Concept and Info manip from what we know about it (mainly thanks to The Maker)
 
I missed a thing about GOL3Ms - they all are immune to getting transformed into abominations from Sleepwalker Program

Now I have an idea for a next CRT
 
Can you send the Uni/Multi stuff for The Machine's avatar?
I can't send, but basically the point is that Tha Arena Protagonist can survive a realm of nothingless and void that was threatening to consume all of Nevada, was created and conducted by The Maker and most likely should be able to resist The Machine's own influence (considering how it is inhabited by The Maker), with Protagonist preventing this realm from devouring universe by specifically giving up his own power he accumulated through his story

Grand Steward serves as a boss who at this point was able to damage and potentially kill the protagonist + by being an extension of The Machine it probably should be really powerful
 
I can't send, but basically the point is that Tha Arena Protagonist can survive a realm of nothingless and void that was threatening to consume all of Nevada, was created and conducted by The Maker and most likely should be able to resist The Machine's own influence (considering how it is inhabited by The Maker), with Protagonist preventing this realm from devouring universe by specifically giving up his own power he accumulated through his story

Grand Steward serves as a boss who at this point was able to damage and potentially kill the protagonist + by being an extension of The Machine it probably should be really powerful
The Nowhere is undoubtly Uni+, it's described to consume all of Nevada. I can see the logic. I'll have to think about it. I do have conerns of whether the arena mode player survives in the nowhere due to resistances rather than pure durability or something.

He does stop the nowhere by rewinding time. i'll still have to think about it. but I suppose as of right now i don't have anything concretely saying no.
 
The Nowhere is undoubtly Uni+, it's described to consume all of Nevada. I can see the logic. I'll have to think about it.
I think It is potentially even higher, being The Maker's personal realm where all undreamt things stay that he didn't shape into reality. There is also I thing that it might exist beyond The Machine's scope due to The Maker's influence over here and in this case you can argue scaling to The Machine's potency (and maybe you can find a way to scale it to The Maker's power as well?)

This also might mean that The Nowhere as a realm has NEP (Type 2) via presumably existing beyond The Machine (which is an universal concept and information that defines all of existence). Iirc, it was described as a realm of non-existence/nothingless? The Maker himself should have NEP too
 
I think It is potentially even higher, being The Maker's personal realm where all undreamt things stay that he didn't shape into reality. There is also I thing that it might exist beyond The Machine's scope due to The Maker's influence and in this case you can argue scaling to The Machine's potency (and maybe you can have a way to scale it to The Maker's power as well?)
The Nowhere exists behind everything The Machine's defines, hence why The Maker is safe there. I think there's some dialogue regarding the protagonist and the machine but i'll have to look back.
 
The Nowhere exists behind everything The Machine's defines, hence why The Maker is safe there. I think there's some dialogue regarding the protagonist and the machine but i'll have to look back.
Actually, it has been only described to exist behind Nevada specifically and not The Machine as a whole. Futhermore, The Nowhere is shown on the map to border with Nevada

Also The Protagonist enters the Nowhere by literally physically straight up reaching it from Nevada and going into its white masses
 
Actually, it has been only described to exist behind Nevada specifically and not The Machine as a whole. Futhermore, The Nowhere is shown on the map to border with Nevada

Also The Protagonist enters the Nowhere by literally physically straight up reaching it from Nevada and going into its white masses
Yeah i'm not sure how the logistics of the nowhere work, as it clearly does physically exist within nevada, but perhaps where it is isn't nevada anymore. I'm not sure.
 
Yes, it most likely has some sort of paradoxial existence where it simultaneously technically exists but also doesn't. Perhaps due to not following our laws of space and The Machine's logic, but who knows
 
To be honest, I don't really agree with this, the player merges with nowhere after he defeats the grand steward. And also, the Nowhere is the maker's personal realm which is beyond the machine, so it would create scaling issues.
 
I mean, do we have any reason to suggest that right after defeating the Grand Steward Protagonist became drastically stronger?
 
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