(this didn't need to be 9 fucking pages long btw)
minor god of war revision
notable bickering back and forth on content
We are watching the Rick and Morty "quick 20 min adventure" meme in real time.
Seems fitting though when you think about the original GoW trilogy.
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I think my previous point, still seen most apt, fell deafly on the ears of those against the removal.
Let me breathe new life into it:
If I go ahead and prove control over X's existence using X's fate, to the point of controlling everything from what X interacts with and what X does, I can do anything I want with X. This would include having X make twins, this would include having X lose its legs, and this would include X procreating with something it should normally not be able to for I control every atom, point, vector, and blasted piece of existence X would ever have. This
IS NOT BIOLOGICAL MANIPULATION; THIS IS BEING A USER OF FATE MANIPULATION ON A HIGH ENOUGH LEVEL.
These are logical ramifications of a power taken to a high enough level to cover other powers/abilities by the original power. This does not magically grant them new powers, rather it is due to the extension of 1 power that can hold dominion on the power in question.
If I control atomic movement in the entirety of the cosmos, do I have black hole manipulation cause I let a star go supernova and collapse?
If I control fire and can melt away mountains do I suddenly have Earth Manipulation cause I smelted them?
If I write out a formula A^2+B^2=C^2 do I have tool usage or control over mathematics?
This goes in many obvious directions when it comes to the outcome of "do I have W cause of R", but it does grant the ability of W, it is through R we force the W to change.
This exact 'power stretching' or 'hax overlap' occurs because people are too swiftly saying "it does the W ergo it must be because they have the manipulation of the W" when we regularly have context for certain characters that says "No, they have R at such a scale they can affect W by proxy of R".