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Currently, the name for the 1-A Tier has been decided to be Outerverse level. And as explained in this thread, it seems to be used to indicate that an "Outerverse" or beings of the same magnitude are completely transcendent over any kind of Cosmological Models and scales of Dimensions, remaining completely beyond the concepts that define their existence (Dimensions, Time and Space, etc) existing as utterly undimensioned and featureless meta-abstractions which stand untouched and "outside" of any dimensional structure of any magnitude. Hence the "Outer" part of the name
...or it might be just a reference to The Outer Gods from the Lovecraftian Mythos... ovo
Anyways, after all of this long text full of fancy words, i have to say that... using a nomenclature related to "Verses" to refer to anything in the scale of 1-A and above is completely inaccurate and is not a thing that should happen. According to the Tiering System page itself, we use "verse" as an abbreviation of the word "Universe", which by itself, is defined as the totality of everything, a structure bound by, and composed of Time, Space, Matter, Concepts and so on; the same thing applies to Multiverses and "Hyperverses", although they would mostly contain some higher-dimensional iterations of Time, Space and the other aforementioned concepts in their structure
With that said, i think it is very ease to guess why i believe using a nomenclature related to the word "verse" to described an undimensioned realm is inaccurate. An "Outerverse" is defined as a realm with no real structure, unbound by any concepts and dimensional hierarchies of any scale, hence, it is incorrect to refer to an undimensioned and featureless realm by a name which refers to spatial constructs with a defined structure, and that which are bound by concepts of Time, Space and Dimensions, refering to a realm of this nature as such is in the same league as calling an aspatial and atemporal void a universe
TLDR: "Outerversal" is dumb, as it implies some kind of construct with a defined structure, something which an undimensioned realm, per its very nature as the canvas and background for all dimensions and concepts, should completely transcend and be devoid of. Dimensionless is better, simpler, and it gets the whole point across.
NOTE: STAFF ONLY
Anyways, after all of this long text full of fancy words, i have to say that... using a nomenclature related to "Verses" to refer to anything in the scale of 1-A and above is completely inaccurate and is not a thing that should happen. According to the Tiering System page itself, we use "verse" as an abbreviation of the word "Universe", which by itself, is defined as the totality of everything, a structure bound by, and composed of Time, Space, Matter, Concepts and so on; the same thing applies to Multiverses and "Hyperverses", although they would mostly contain some higher-dimensional iterations of Time, Space and the other aforementioned concepts in their structure
With that said, i think it is very ease to guess why i believe using a nomenclature related to the word "verse" to described an undimensioned realm is inaccurate. An "Outerverse" is defined as a realm with no real structure, unbound by any concepts and dimensional hierarchies of any scale, hence, it is incorrect to refer to an undimensioned and featureless realm by a name which refers to spatial constructs with a defined structure, and that which are bound by concepts of Time, Space and Dimensions, refering to a realm of this nature as such is in the same league as calling an aspatial and atemporal void a universe
TLDR: "Outerversal" is dumb, as it implies some kind of construct with a defined structure, something which an undimensioned realm, per its very nature as the canvas and background for all dimensions and concepts, should completely transcend and be devoid of. Dimensionless is better, simpler, and it gets the whole point across.
NOTE: STAFF ONLY