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I've just played through the story mode. It seems not really everything relates to the Hourglass.EDIT: Based on my playthrough of the game this looks like a Hourglass related thing rather than a power thing.
The Hourglass does indeed destroy the universe it is in.Not only is every single universe tied to their hourglass (Shang shooting beams at one with some other randoms hurt Liu Kang and if it was destroyed his universe would collapse),
There's no mention of this anywhere. There was no explicit mention of any Hourglass needing to be sustained. Liu Kang outright states that the Universe was collapsing because Shang Tsung himself wasn't there anymore. It's not about the Hourglass, it's about Shang himself seemingly being the sole foundation of his universe.but upon killing Shang Tsung the hourglass started to collapse the universe because someone wasn't their to regulate it.
the Low 2-C creation feat themselves are the only feats that explicitly comes from the Hourglass. As in without it, they can't do it.I think it would give all Titan people a "Low 2-C creation" rating or something, but I don't think anyone really qualifies for a straight upgrade to multiverse busting.
Shang Tsung and Liu Kang directly states that the energies that splintered the timeline endlessly was from their fight, with no relating mention of the Hourglass at all. Now, the Titan amp that Liu Kang and Shang Tsung used did come from the Hourglass.They fight right in front of the Hourglass and the Hourglass is explicitly tied to the sustainability of the universe and everyone within it.
I believe it's actually an AP feat, as directly stated by both Shang Tsung and Liu Kang. Adding the Hourglass in the equation when there's no explicit mention of it in the feat is pure conjecture in my opinion.While we can stick to an argument for a thread, I'm not seeing this being an AP feat. But a byproduct of effecting the Hourglass.
Admittedly, this one has me stumped. Though really it's not such a stretch that Shang Tsung did something to amp them considering he got Shinnok's Amulet, or some other means through the Hourglass.his is further reinforced by Shang Tsung's evil versions doing notable damage and fighting with other Titans rather than getting easily one shot.
Edit: Went to see the fight again and I'm convinced they're just that powerful somehow. When Shang Tsung arrived and saw Liu Kang and his Titan pals, he merely mentions that Liu Kang has Titan allies, as though he wasn't worried at all that his own versions will be defeated easily. He was confident and pretty much casual about it.
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