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It was me proofreading it, the gif makes sense if you are familiar with the character.Antvasima said:@TGOP
It quoted a wall of text and used a distracting irrelevant gif file.
Only two changes, in more than 2 years, your and Ant's changes were the most recent. It is a fair point not derail.Andytrenom said:@Eli That addition to the time travel page came long after the rule was discussed
That's all I'm gonna derail for now.
Not sure, I've seen people claim both, I'm just here to explain why Transcending Time and Space is indeed a Low 2-C feat, hence why I explained that firstHammerStrikes219 said:@Super
Hmmm that is new to me. I not sure if there has a been a general consensus regarding that part of transcending time and space is basically Low 2-C.
Not to mention the possibility it could be used in a figurative sense as well rather than in a literal sense depending on context and other things.
It may be obvious, but that doesn´t mean it doesn´t have to be mentioned only because of that.Sera EX said:It's literally obvious that statements alone with no contextual backing do not warrant tier upgrades. They never have.
I think this suggestion could be the best option.Sera EX said:I mean...a clarification in the Tier System page is all there need be.
The fact that this quote exists makes me both dumbfounded and amused at the same time.Matthew Schroeder said:If it didn't, you might as well argue that Highschool DxD has Higher-dimensional boob poking
Normally I not sure where this was agreed upon, but I like to mentioned that time was considered the fourth dimension rather than it being considered a spatial dimension of sorts. It is very odd to be put that way given the 3 spatial dimension part.Antoniofer said:Considering 4-D as the additional spatial dimension, 5-D by default exist outside space and time, so can freely move between times (Immesurable speed) and teleport at will (or even having nigh-omnipresence). Since there's more than five dimensions, is not considered transcendence, not from what I learn.
so you're saying it doesn'tMatthew Schroeder said:As with everything, context matters the most. One shouldn't just search for umbrella phrases that are seen a lot in fiction and try to apply them to upgrade characters. "Transcending time" in context can mean a world of different things.
It's just with the term "Higher dimension", which absolutely does not give every character attributed to it a Tier 2 rating or above. Context matters very much with our standards there.
If it didn't, you might as well argue that Highschool DxD has Higher-dimensional boob poking