Question about hax

[OgNotGey]

What's the different between resistance and immunity? How a character be immune to some hax? Can a character with inf layer of plot manip and inf layer of reality manip affect the one who is immune to reality manip and plot manip?

 

[TinYareYare]

For the example, the character can resist fear manipulation (baseline) will be affected by fear manipulation 1 layer, but if that character can immune fear manipulation, he will resist fear manipulation on every level

 

[OgNotGey]

For the example, the character can resist fear manipulation (baseline) will be affected by fear manipulation 1 layer, but if that character can immune fear manipulation, he will resist fear manipulation on every level

How the character get "immune" to some hax?

 

[TinYareYare]

How the character get "immune" to some hax?

Depend on statements

 

[YueNoMoral]

How the character get "immune" to some hax?

Qualifying for Immunity is difficult, as no simple show of resistance is enough, and statements could easily be hyperbole or only apply in-verse. Immunity should only be given when the user in question entirely lacks what would normally be affected. An inorganic being, for example, has no biological components to manipulate, and an entity without a soul won't be harmed by Soul Manipulation.

Based on site Immunity standards on resistance pages, and you can find the details about immunity there.

 

[Rabbit2002]

How the character get "immune" to some hax?

Most characters possess immunity to hax based on some aspect they lack. Basically, people can normally be affected by soul manipulation because they possess a soul, but if they don't have it in the first place then they are completely immune to it.