SCP-001 (S Andrew Swann Proposal) upgrade

[SITHISIT]

Due to this thread on the wiki https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/SCP-2480 Wouldn't 001 look down on him as a lower dimensional entity?

Thus I propose he gets an upgrade to low 1-B

 

[Zhex10]

hm. true enough.

 

[Gwynbleiddd]

Butp.(bring up this post)

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

We discussed something like this in the past regarding a 5-Dimensional SCP. The discussion resulted in these rules being added to the SCP verse page.

Only powerscale when the SCP or object in question is explicitly referenced by other SCPs or tales. Don't forget to treat certain feats as outliers. The rating of the SCP or tale should hint to that.

Also, please take into account that due to the fact that the SCP Foundation has no solid canon, but a "fluid" canon which is subject to different interpretations and headcanons by various members, and Tales are essentially a sort of psuedo-fanfiction, it is best if a Tale was written by the original author of the SCP/is considered an integral part of the "mythos" related to the SCP before you use it to index powers. SCPs are bound by a similar restriction; references to SCPs in other SCPs should be treated the same way as Tales in the more notable cases. For example, according to one SCP the entire Foundation is just the imagination of a girl with psychological problems, whereas most other pages on the site treat it as a real entity.

So, unless 001 mentions 2480, then it may not be scalable I'm afraid.

 

[SITHISIT]

We discussed something like this in the past regarding a 5-Dimensional SCP. The discussion resulted in these rules being added to the SCP verse page.

Only powerscale when the SCP or object in question is explicitly referenced by other SCPs or tales. Don't forget to treat certain feats as outliers. The rating of the SCP or tale should hint to that.

Also, please take into account that due to the fact that the SCP Foundation has no solid canon, but a "fluid" canon which is subject to different interpretations and headcanons by various members, and Tales are essentially a sort of psuedo-fanfiction, it is best if a Tale was written by the original author of the SCP/is considered an integral part of the "mythos" related to the SCP before you use it to index powers. SCPs are bound by a similar restriction; references to SCPs in other SCPs should be treated the same way as Tales in the more notable cases. For example, according to one SCP the entire Foundation is just the imagination of a girl with psychological problems, whereas most other pages on the site treat it as a real entity.

So, unless 001 mentions 2480, then it may not be scalable I'm afraid.

001 is essentially the website and the entire real world of people who know of an have an account in the SCP wiki. If it is on the wiki and has been viewed by at least one real world entity (such as myself), that means the demiurge was noticed and thought of by 001, as we, the real world people, are parts of 001's full being. 2480 was only brought to life due to us, the real people, thinking him up, and then me and you talking about 2480, is essentially 001 mentioning him. Even if that is false, the verse is still 11 dimensional and 001 views it as a work of fiction on their computers or devices that they thought up and are infinitely above.