Question about Infinite speed feats (Basically "Are all infinite speed feats created equal?")

[Huesito88]

Ok so I have a question in regards to Infinite speed feats.

Do we rate some infinite speed feats as higher in comparison to other infinite speed feats? If so how would we actually decide how one feat is superior than the other exactly? (If not I have another series of questions)

Like for example

A Character physical moves the entirety of two separated Universes in 5 seconds

Another Character physical moves the entirety of infinite amount of Universes (2-A structure) in 20 seconds

Then we have the Character that has a transformation that boosts all his stats by infinite and now he has infinite speed

Ok now these 3 Characters have a 3 way match up against each other who would be considered faster than who?

 

[Planck69]

The first character wouldn't even be Infinite. Crossing universes doesn't count for that.

Assuming 2 and 3 are legitimately infinite, then they'd be equal.

 

[Huesito88]

The first character wouldn't even be Infinite. Crossing universes doesn't count for that.

Assuming 2 and 3 are legitimately infinite, then they'd be equal.

It was deemed as infinity for Saint Seiya characters

"Their shown physically traveling through a 2-A Multiverse where there is infinite world


in addition to that the universes in the underworld have several "Infinite size" statements."


"A Character physical moves the entirety of two separated Universes in 5 seconds"

As for this one I can't remember a exact example.

 

[Planck69]

It was deemed as infinity for Saint Seiya characters

"Their shown physically traveling through a 2-A Multiverse where there is infinite world


in addition to that the universes in the underworld have several "Infinite size" statements."


"A Character physical moves the entirety of two separated Universes in 5 seconds"

As for this one I can't remember a exact example.

If the universes have infinite size, then I guess they're infinite.

Still, all would be the same.

 

[Huesito88]

If the universes have infinite size, then I guess they're infinite.

Still, all would be the same.

So it doesn't matter that one feat was done with two Universes, while the other was done on a Universe infinite (2-A scale)? Let's also say both characters exerted the same amount of effort in preforming these two feats (and I'm not talking about stamina when I say effort).

 

[Planck69]

It wouldn't matter. Anymore than running to 5 minutes ago and fighting to the beginning of time would yield different Immeasurable speed values. It's all the same. Only scaling chains matter then.

 

[Huesito88]

It wouldn't matter. Anymore than running to 5 minutes ago and fighting to the beginning of time would yield different Immeasurable speed values. It's all the same. Only scaling chains matter then.

"Anymore than running to 5 minutes ago and fighting to the beginning of time would yield different Immeasurable speed values."

Well yeah I can obviously see why it wouldn't matter at all for Immeasurable speed due to it's complex nature of even achieving the feat in the first place and what it entitles.

Edit Going to bed

 

[It_is_i_wyatt]

It wouldn't matter. Anymore than running to 5 minutes ago and fighting to the beginning of time would yield different Immeasurable speed values. It's all the same. Only scaling chains matter then.

really? that doesnt make any sense to me

 

[Achille]

really? that doesnt make any sense to me

why?

 

[StekFence]

really? that doesnt make any sense to me

It’s not how far you ran that determines the speed, it’s the fact you ran through time at all that grants immeasurable. I think that’s how it works anyway

 

[TheUnshakableOne]

I talked to DT about this not that long ago, and he believes all infinite speed fears are equal even if their is amps involved. I asked if multipliers, or scaling chains scale you higher but he hasn't responded yet.

 

[Huesito88]

Ok I'm up

Now I'll say this I have no problem with all infinite speed feats being all considered equal. If that's how it is that's how it is. I'm just asking a questions here and if that's the answer I have no reason to deny it.

It's just sounds weird to a part of me, that's all. That a character could put almost all there effort (And I'm not talking about Stamina when I say effort) in preforming a feat of physically moving through a entire infinite amount of infinitely size universes (2-A structure). While another could very casually physical move the entirety of 2 infinitely size Universes that are separated and since both feats are considered equal. The one who did it very casually would be considered way faster than other when actually trying to use there actual speed against the other.

Though I do know that that weird part comes from the fact that I've been taught that Baseline 2-C would obviously be inferior to 2-A, whether it's for AP or Range.

While in contrast as I've stated early I obviously see why, it is what it is for Immeasurable speed and I didn't see the need to ask the such a similar question.