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[ShionAH]

Alr

 

[Sir_Ovens]

If the "possibly 6D" thing passes, I'll make a thread specifically to remove it, so the staff will be forced to notice my points.

What's wrong with the possibly 6D?

 

[ShionAH]

What's wrong with the possibly 6D?

Basically Rick says "Dimensions" so plural which means atleast two likely more. I asked some people around and they told me I can index it as "two possibly three" since its not really insane to believe Rick was referring to a number bigger than two.

 

[BestMGQScalerEver]

Basically Rick says "Dimensions" so plural which means atleast two likely more. I asked some people around and they told me I can index it as "two possibly three" since its not really insane to believe Rick was referring to a number bigger than two.

You dont do two possibly three but you give a nonexact "likely higher"

 

[StrymULTRA]

What's wrong with the possibly 6D?

We do not do "possibly +1" off stuff which involves unspecified numbers.

Examples are Kars, who is only x200 Joseph due to him being described as being "thousands" of times above Joseph, Goku is only given a x2 off a "several times stronger" statement.

This would break the Wiki standards otherwise.

 

[ShionAH]

This would break the Wiki standards otherwise.

Can you link me where this was decided or stated?

Anyways if Ovens says I could remove the possibly, it doesnt really matter

 

[StrymULTRA]

Can you link me where this was decided or stated?

Examples are Kars, who is only x200 Joseph due to him being described as being "thousands" of times above Joseph, Goku is only given a x2 off a "several times stronger" statement.

Explain why these are only x2.

 

[ShionAH]

Explain why these are only x2.

How do you know those aren't wrong?

 

[Dragonite007]

Examples are Kars, who is only x200 Joseph due to him being described as being "thousands" of times above Joseph, Goku is only given a x2 off a "several times stronger" statement.

If is thousands of times , shouldn't be 2000x?

 

[StrymULTRA]

How do you know those aren't wrong?

Because:

1. It's been like this for years, anytime we have an unspecified plural amount (aka hundreds, dozens, etc) we only take the lowest end, given the vagueness of said amounts, in order to be safe rather than sorry.
2. The wiki only takes the lowest possible option to avoid baseless assumptions.

We'd have a lot of "x2, possibly x3" on the Wiki otherwise off these statements, I only took the examples I know the most (plus Chariot would cook you alive if you try to give a x300 to Kars ngl).

If is thousands of times , shouldn't be 2000x?

Hundreds* but yoy got my point. Let's not be pendantic over such small points.

 

[CodeCCLL]

This would break the Wiki standards otherwise

Also when we talk about “thousands of years” when expressing or calculating the ages of characters numerically, we consider it as 2000+, so I think the same way.