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I'm NOT acting about anything, stop putting words in my mouth.Good, stop acting like Monitor decisively doesn’t scale then
Done as well.Stefano makes sense to me.
I will unlock the Takion profile page.
He only said I should create a CRT which I said I wasn't even talking about teirs but should explain why a character's own ability without amp doesn't scale to his/herself.Makes sense regarding the Anti-Monitor.
I don't fully remember exactly it is the case, but it could be because the Anti-Matter Waves had been consider as Environmental Destruction rather than Attack Potency.He only said I should create a CRT which I said I wasn't even talking about teirs but should explain why a character's own ability without amp doesn't scale to his/herself.
I think it's more of a feat for Supergirl than an anti feat for Monitor, especially since Superman does have a possible 2-A keyI will lock Takion again.
Given that Pre-Crisis Supergirl managed to almost defeat the Anti-Monitor, I think that his base level tier is more consistent where it is currently placed.
Reverse flash did say his NSF is outside of time and space in PC anyways that's Negative Speed Force I guess.The speed force is 2-A in Post-Crisis, Wally’s possibly rating had to with the absorption feat itself iirc.
Okay. What do the rest of you think?I think it's more of a feat for Supergirl than an anti feat for Monitor, especially since Superman does have a possible 2-A key
I disagree with that, it seems clear the scope of Maaldor’s destruction would affect all of space-time. The story uses terminology like “All neighboring dimensions”, “all existence”, “this universe and all other universes”, “the whole known multiverse”.Reading the Maaldor Collapse feat again, wouldn't this only qualify for High 3-A since there's no mention of Timelines or the like being affected?
I mean... when has someone destroying all of existence, including a known infinite Multiverse, ever just been considered High 3-A? Not trying to be combative i'm actually curious if thats ever been the case.We know that Maaldor is a living universe, and he's going to drag other Universes with him in the collapse. Nothing really implies he's dragging entire timelines into his universal collapse. Do we consider "all existance" or the "whole known multiverse" to be a collection of Universes or a collection of timelines in this comic?
Thats perfectly fine, but its just i've never heard of someone destroying an Infinite Multiverse every being considered High 3-A, destroying 10 Universes i could totally get, but in almost every other verse i've ever seen on this site if someone blows up infinite universes within a confirmed infinite multiverse its never really been questioned if its 2-A or not.The reason I brought up the topic is that in a staff thread, I brought up the example of a character destroying 10 universes, but it's not specified if it extended to 10 entire timelines. It would be considered at least High 3-A, possibly 2-C without further context.
Thanks for bringing up the Time Dimension as that was used for the 2-A Jaxon feat. I want to make sure we covered all the context for an accurate interpretation.
According to our current Tiering system, we have the following:Thats perfectly fine, but its just i've never heard of someone destroying an Infinite Multiverse every being considered High 3-A, destroying 10 Universes i could totally get, but in almost every other verse i've ever seen on this site if someone blows up infinite universes within a confirmed infinite multiverse its never really been questioned if its 2-A or not.
But i get trying to cover all bases, that makes sense.
This needs to be reworded as it sounds counterintuitive to 2-C to 2-A and their definitions.Characters who demonstrate an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, or those who can affect an infinite 3-D area or an infinite number of finite or infinite universes when not accounting for any higher dimensions or time, or more generally any realm of comparable size.
That is how I have understood things as well, but it is an area that has been under a lot of contest recently.I’m under the impression that by default we consider destruction encompassing multiple separate space-time continuums as Tier 2, as in order to breach dimensional barriers you’d have to be affecting space-time. This is why Beerus and Chamapa’s statement of being able to destroy 2 universes is considered Tier 2 despite space-time not being explicitly mentioned.
Characters who demonstrate an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, or those who can affect an infinite 3-D area or an infinite number of finite or infinite universes when not accounting for any higher dimensions or time, or more generally any realm of comparable size.
@DontTalkDTThis needs to be reworded as it sounds counterintuitive to 2-C to 2-A and their definitions.
Characters who demonstrate an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, or those who can affect an infinite 3-D area or an infinite number of finite or infinite universes when not accounting for any higher dimensions or time, or more generally any realm of comparable size.
@DontTalkDTThis needs to be reworded as it sounds counterintuitive to 2-C to 2-A and their definitions.