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I mean, you should ask and i will try to explain. Because if everyone does the "idk enough about the power" no CRT ever would go through unless there are other knowledgeable members.
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Actually not really. It's not about getting physically stronger, it's about interfering with causality/fate. Which is what Ikki did. Getting stronger due to desperado awakening happens over time (it basically removes your limit so eventually you can train and increase that). However as is the case with Ikki, he just "burns the pages where he was destined to lose", and the case with Stella vs Xiaoli, after awakening she wins even though there was no possibility where she won in that fight.That quote you gave wasn't really good one for what you're trying to say. I'd just assume that, like their profiles claim, they are amplifying their power beyond what is possible. It's them making themselves stronger, not making the enemy more vulnerable. Which might be wrong, but that's what I'd assume based on those quotes.
I mean as long as it can be bypassed in canon it should fair game as i'd be applying arbitrary limits. But i guess anything short of godly regens if i had to apply a limit to it. But this limit is actually baseless.What level of Regeneration?
Hmm, why would fate exclude those though? And i don't think type 1 is what you mentioned. It feels like it's bordering on type 2. But a being that although doesn't exist in a conventional sense, it should still have a destiny/is bound to do certain things. I agree with type 2, but type 1 feels like it should be on the NEP's side to prove that it lacks fate rather than the other way around.No, I definitly would say that both type 1 and obviously type 2 exclude fate unless the verse specifies otherwise. Type 1 is being something that can be conceptualized as an idea (say, if someone wrote "a triangle with four sides"), but that doesn't actually exist in reality. Fate would not include such a being (unless, again, the verse specifies so, because verse-rules>logic).
Except, that changes if such a being can affect reality, which is the case with most non-existent beings. They do have a beginning (as most non-existent beings i can think of aren't older than creation), they do affect reality, they act, they choose between options, and within the context of the verse may or maynot even have an ending.A cold blooded egg laying mammal, or a non-carbon based human. Neither has a fate, because they don't end up anywhere.
Yes, nonexistent physiology is by definition self-contradictory. I know, as does everyone else. The whole idea of something with no matter and no metaphysical make up, being either an unreal concept (type 1) or a primordial void (type 2) and still being able to punch others is dumb, hence why verse>logic.Except, that changes if such a being can affect reality, which is the case with most non-existent beings. They do have a beginning (as most non-existent beings i can think of aren't older than creation), they do affect reality, they act, they choose between options, and within the context of the verse may or maynot even have an ending.
An egg laying mammal or a non-carbon based human are incapable of affecting reality, such a thing cannot be said for most if not all, non existent beings we have here though.
For something to have a fate it would need to be capable of acting. Non-existent things shouldn't be able to act, but they do. And since they do they do have fate. So it being non-existent is a non factor when as i said there is absolutely no reason for it to lack fate. It has all the requirements to have a fate.While of course the verse can claim otherwise, for something to have a fate, it needs to exist, else it would not be able to act.
Which disqualifies them from the supposed immunity to mind manip? What you're doing would be similar to giving it the benefits of not having a mind/consciousness and a soul (immunity to both) to every NEP, despite them clearly contradicting such things. Which we, needless to say, do not do.It can also think, and move from one place to another, any yet they have no minds or souls, nor bodies to move.
That's false.snip
As we define it by the page describing the power on our wiki, it is what I said. If you disagree with a character having it applied that way, then that's a problem with the character.NEP as we define it by the real life logic? Yeah it's not. NEP as we commonly see in fiction? It definitely is.
Which one?That's false.
What I quoted, obviously.Which one?
Yeah probably. I may make a thread about it after this. Anyway Risci, we'll solve the NEP thing another time. Other than that, do you agree with the OP?That has nothing to do with Rakudai and should better be handled on its thread.
You can actually check what he was quoting by pressing the little arrow pointing upwards right next to your name or on your name on the thing he quoted.What did you quote? What were you responding to?
... I'm just gonna guess you don't know how the quote feature works on Xenforo, since you can check what I quoted with a click.What did you quote? What were you responding to?
I did agree tho...Well I don't see how its false, just because you didn't disagree doesn't mean you agree
You gotta give reasons.Well I disagree.
Oh right. Give me a minute to bs some reasonsYou gotta give reasons.