Regarding the decision to disqualify 1-A for automatic High-Godly Regenerationn...

[Matthew_Schroeder]

The whole thing about Transduality is that you surpass all binary dualities and opposites and definitions and become a true transcendent being.

 

[KingPin0422]

"True Godly: Able to regenerate from a transdualistic erasure; that is, they have been destroyed to such an extent that no physical trace of their being or non-being is left, yet return anyway."

Does this work, or is this a little too wordy?

 

[Primaris_Brian]

Thats technically better than the current one, I think.

 

[Antvasima]

@NJS

Yes, DontTalk is likely our most intelligent member along with DarkLK, but he is specialised on mathematics, not metaphysics. Nevertheless, High Godly on a beyond-dimensional scale is essentially correct.

@Matthew

You can take it up with DarkLK for better clarification if you wish, but he is our transcendent philosophy and metaphysics expert, and designed our system in the first place, so we are not adjusting the page without instructions from him.

@KingPin

Absolutely not. As I mentioned earlier, transduality does not necessarily reach a beyond-dimensional scale according to our by far greatest expert on the subject.

 

[Antvasima]

Also, I am really starting to dislike this topic. It is potentially extremely destructive in terms of spreading misinformation and causing chaos, if the intended changes would be applied, and is also wasting my time, when I am already very busy with the daily backlog.

 

[Primaris_Brian]

So yeah fancy way to describe High Godly, fine if you don't want to change True godly explanation.

 

[Antvasima]

No, a high godly character recovers from complete physical existence destruction, whereas a true godly character recovers far beyond that scale, as they reach so much higher in the first place.

 

[Primaris_Brian]

So how you explain 1-A with mid/high godly regen?

 

[Antvasima]

We regrettably do not have a description system for 1-A characters that can only regenerate small parts of their true selves, but true godly explicitly refer to characters that can recover from complete outerversal destruction.

However, since this does not seem to satisfy you, I have asked DarkLK to comment here.

 

[KingPin0422]

Just a question, not trying to piss you off or anything:

If 1-A characters are beyond physical existence entirely, then why do you still not want them having inherent High/True Godly?

I mean, you said it yourself: Mid-Godly is simply limited dimensional erasure, and doesn't affect 1-A in any way.

I can somewhat understand why they don't all have True Godly; some 1-A characters can't regenerate from another 1-A character obliterating them.

But, well, they are beyond any physical measure of existence, as you said...

 

[Antvasima]

Well, as far as I understand, High Godly would only apply to their avatars within the confines of time and space, not their true selves.

Anyway, here is DarkLK's reply:

"I do not know what you're arguing about again. I explained the high levels of Regenerationn as a recovery from abstract backups.

Regenerationn in the case of 1-A simply implies that even after the destruction of their formless form, they can still be recovered from some dimensionless backup of an even higher order.

Although initially I assumed that if a dimensional creature is recovered from some dimensionless backup, it can also have such a level of Regenerationn. For example, in the case of 1-A avatars."

 

[KingPin0422]

Nevermind. I saw DarkLK's response to Antvasima's message. Now I understand what is meant by "High-Godly but outerversal".

Now can we please have this closed now?

 

[Antvasima]

Okay.