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Deos the size of the universe matter when destroying a timeline? Let's just say you destroyed the space-time of a galaxy sized dimension would this still makes you low 2-C?
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Questions about timeline destruction
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Hasty12345
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I the current low 2-C standards require a standard universal sized space.
so no, a galaxy would not be enough I don’t think.
so no, a galaxy would not be enough I don’t think.
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Why does it have to be universe sized? Like if a character just nuked a space-time that was 46.4 billion light years it wouldn't be Low 2-C?
Hasty12345
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Idk why, I’m just pretty sure it’s the current standard.
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This is actually a Good question!
Watching with interest!
Watching with interest!
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But doesn't destroying the space-time of a galaxy means you are destroying the same galaxy uncountable infinite amount of times?
Hasty12345
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Yes, but I don’t know why it’s not low 2-C, might have to ask Ultima or DT
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Basically what Sus said. The actual 3-dimensional aspect of a timeline doesn't really matter much as you still destroy an uncountably infinite amount of snapshots of that aspect when you destroy a timeline.
That said, the universal size standard is easier to use to prove the scale of destruction and anything else would require a lot of context as well as not being an outlier.
That said, the universal size standard is easier to use to prove the scale of destruction and anything else would require a lot of context as well as not being an outlier.
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If the HTBC is an actual timeline unto itself then technically yeah. It's an outlier anyway.
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Is every space-time a timeline?
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Not necessarily
Even if they're, we don't randomly give tier 2 for it, because of reasons explained above
