Questions About the Tier System

[NucleerChaos1922]

Hello, I would be very happy if someone could answer these questions.


1. Hıgh 1-A+ to occur in any fictional universe, does that universe require a tier 0 entity to exist?

2. There are two types of methods required for High 1-A+, type 1 High 1-A and type 2 High 1-A, what are they?

Are both modal realism and extended modal realism theorems sufficient for level High 1-A+?

 

[The_2nd_Existential_Seed]

Hello, I would be very happy if someone could answer these questions.


1. Hıgh 1-A+ to occur in any fictional universe, does that universe require a tier 0 entity to exist?

2. There are two types of methods required for High 1-A+, type 1 High 1-A and type 2 High 1-A, what are they?

Are both modal realism and extended modal realism theorems sufficient for level High 1-A+?

You posted this in Content Revision thread, not Questions and Answers.
1. No there are ways to qualify for High 1-A+ without explicitly having a Tier 0 entity.
2. This would just require you to read the tiering system, but the 1st type is simply affecting/embodying a good majority of logical possibilities, 2nd type is significantly affecting/embodying all logical possibilities.
3. The verse would need to do a bit more than just name drop them, but as long as they are described sufficiently and accurately within the verse it shouldn't be an issue

 

[NucleerChaos1922]

You posted this in Content Revision thread, not Questions and Answers.
1. No there are ways to qualify for High 1-A+ without explicitly having a Tier 0 entity.
2. This would just require you to read the tiering system, but the 1st type is simply affecting/embodying a good majority of logical possibilities, 2nd type is significantly affecting/embodying all logical possibilities.
3. The verse would need to do a bit more than just name drop them, but as long as they are described sufficiently and accurately within the verse it shouldn't be an issue

Thank you, I needed this.

 

[The_2nd_Existential_Seed]

Thank you, I needed this.

No problem.