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Results vs Multiplier

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Hello everyone, hope this comes to you in good health!

I was wondering, do multipliers matter more or the result, in fiction?
Like:
  • Someone goes from Tier 5 to Tier 3 with a far, far lower multiplier (like 10x)
  • Someone goes from below tier 2 to tier 2 with a finite multiplier
  • Someone goes from finite speed to infinite speed with a large but still finite multiplier.

On the last specific case, it's done via temporal acceleration where they increase their speed by a large multiplier and go from below SoL to MFTL, but at that speed time stops for them, literally (relativity is a thing in this context)

Would it be considered infinite speed via time accel and the multiplier be considered an outlier, or will the once-said multipliers be taken as an anti feat?
Abilities that accelerate a user's time to make them faster can be mentioned as a rating in the Speed section of the relevant profile, as these abilities increase a user's speed relative to everyone else. However, they should be mentioned separate to their non-amplified speed. For example: Normal Human, FTL via time acceleration.


Thanks for reading!
 
Someone goes from Tier 5 to Tier 3 with a far, far lower multiplier (like 10x)
Results. (You wouldn't be able to scale backwards though. Like, he went from tier 5 to tier 3, let's divide tier 3 value to 100 to find it's base form.)
Someone goes from below tier 2 to tier 2 with a finite multiplier
Result.
Someone goes from finite speed to infinite speed with a large but still finite multiplier.
Results, it wouldn't work backwards as well imo based on consistency etc.
On the last specific case, it's done via temporal acceleration where they increase their speed by a large multiplier and go from below SoL to MFTL, but at that speed time stops for them, literally (relativity is a thing in this context)
When there is a SoL limit, multipliers doesn't work the same as far as i know.

If you're time travelling when you reach SoL, it'd be SoL + Time Travel. If it happens when you move faster than light, it'd just be FTL + Time Travel.

All of them are how i see it, so some of them may be wrong :d
 
Results. (You wouldn't be able to scale backwards though. Like, he went from tier 5 to tier 3, let's divide tier 3 value to 100 to find it's base form.)

Result.

Results, it wouldn't work backwards as well imo based on consistency etc.
No backward scaling is possible since it's done via time accel rather than physically increasing speed :d
When there is a SoL limit, multipliers doesn't work the same as far as i know.

If you're time travelling when you reach SoL, it'd be SoL + Time Travel. If it happens when you move faster than light, it'd just be FTL + Time Travel.

All of them are how i see it, so some of them may be wrong :d
There's no time travel, but time stops at that speed after the time acceleration multiplier is activated, due to their speed itself rather than externally activating time stop.


And, when against different abilities such as time stop, this time accel allows them to move in time stop rather than moving in it via resistance.

Btw, That should be enough form infinite speed right?
(Currently something comparable to it in speed is already accepted as infinite speed, but that was natural speed and not time accel)
 
No backward scaling is possible since it's done via time accel rather than physically increasing speed :d
For both or you're talking about the last one?
There's no time travel, but time stops at that speed after the time acceleration multiplier is activated, due to their speed itself rather than externally activating time stop.


And, when against different abilities such as time stop, this time accel allows them to move in time stop rather than moving in it via resistance.

Btw, That should be enough form infinite speed right?
(Currently something comparable to it in speed is already accepted as infinite speed, but that was natural speed and not time accel)
I've misread :d

It'd just be SoL(Or FTL) + timestop, same as how we say "FTL with time travel".

But if the other person they're comparable with has infinite speed with a different reasoning that can be accepted even with SoL limit, not sure how it'd work. (It might basically an antifeat and that person would get downgraded :d)

Could you send the pages please? 🙏 i got curious :d
 
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Results. (You wouldn't be able to scale backwards though. Like, he went from tier 5 to tier 3, let's divide tier 3 value to 100 to find it's base form.)

Result.

Results, it wouldn't work backwards as well imo based on consistency etc.

When there is a SoL limit, multipliers doesn't work the same as far as i know.

If you're time travelling when you reach SoL, it'd be SoL + Time Travel. If it happens when you move faster than light, it'd just be FTL + Time Travel.

All of them are how i see it, so some of them may be wrong :d
Funny how its 1:1 with what i was going to type. So yeah this. Tho things maybe different based on further context provided.
 
For both or you're talking about the last one?
Only talking about speed
I've misread :d

It'd just be SoL(Or FTL) + timestop, same as how we say "FTL with time travel".

But if the other person they're comparable with has infinite speed with a different reasoning that can be accepted even with SoL limit, not sure how it'd work. (It might basically an antifeat and that person would get downgraded :d)
We aren't talking about just FTL here. The point about infinite speed was that at a Very large temporal accel multiplier, instead of mftl+ your speed becomes infinite.

Since it allows them to also move in time stop, and at that speed time stops for them...
For more information, Infinite speed characters are so fast, they move faster than time can flow at any period. They perceive every finite speed character as completely frozen and it takes 0 time to react to any finite speed object or travel finite speed distance. They can also perform and infinite number of actions or travel infinite distance within a finite amount of time. An infinite speed character's perception of time only flows when they allow it to flow.
Though the multiplier itself may he flowery language.... Since the author loves large numbers (there are examples of hundreds of thousands of time speed of sound 😭)

On another note, if it's relatively that's causing the problem, it only follows it lightly. Like "no physical speed can exceed SoL". There's nothing related to time stopping at SoL or time travel via FTL.
Could you send the pages please? 🙏 i got curious :d
Check the travel speed in True dragon keyn

Time accel allows you to catch up to that
 
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