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I'm opening this revision to make the difference between Acausality Type 4 and Type 5 more clear and understandable. The reason for this is that I have seen many people saying that "just being out of cause and effect and being unable to interact" is enough for Type 5- Which is not
In total, we have 2 main problems and I would like to address them
Problems;
1. First of all, let me start by explaining the difference between Type 4 Acausality and Type 5, because I have seen here on the wiki that many people misunderstand these two types.
Type 4 Acausality in itself is being unaffected by specific one or more causality systems. But these characters can still be affected by some cause and effect natures.
Type 5 Acausality is to be unaffected by all possible cause and effect natures/types and to come to a state of being that cannot be interacted with. These characters, unlike Type 4, are not affected by any cause and effect and causality.
2. The reason why I want to elaborate more on Type 5 Acausality is that it is one of the most confusing and therefore wankable haxes, and this is because it is not explained in much detail on the page.
For example, a statement like "Character X has a state of existence outside of the universe of cause and effect that cannot be interacted with." might at first glance seem like a Type 5, but it's not. The main reason for this is that the universe does not know or is not stated in the verse that it contains all possible types of causality systems
In short, if such a statement has no statement or context that the universe contains all cause and effects (which means all causality systems that exist and possible), it would be Type 4. Also, one of the most confusing things here is that having "a state of being that cannot be interacted with" is thought to be Type 5 when combined with the statement "outside of cause and effect", but as I just said, in order to gain Type 5 Acausality with these statements, it must be stated that "This universe has all possible cause-effect relationships/systems that exist and are possible."
Therefore, my suggestion would be to explain the requirements of Type 5 Acausality and the difference between Type 4 and Type 5 in more detail and more clearly on the page.
Note:
*If you are not a staff member, please remember that this is a staff thread. So if you comment without permission you will be reported to RVRT without delay.
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I'm opening this revision to make the difference between Acausality Type 4 and Type 5 more clear and understandable. The reason for this is that I have seen many people saying that "just being out of cause and effect and being unable to interact" is enough for Type 5- Which is not
In total, we have 2 main problems and I would like to address them
Problems;
1. First of all, let me start by explaining the difference between Type 4 Acausality and Type 5, because I have seen here on the wiki that many people misunderstand these two types.
Type 4 Acausality in itself is being unaffected by specific one or more causality systems. But these characters can still be affected by some cause and effect natures.
Type 5 Acausality is to be unaffected by all possible cause and effect natures/types and to come to a state of being that cannot be interacted with. These characters, unlike Type 4, are not affected by any cause and effect and causality.
2. The reason why I want to elaborate more on Type 5 Acausality is that it is one of the most confusing and therefore wankable haxes, and this is because it is not explained in much detail on the page.
For example, a statement like "Character X has a state of existence outside of the universe of cause and effect that cannot be interacted with." might at first glance seem like a Type 5, but it's not. The main reason for this is that the universe does not know or is not stated in the verse that it contains all possible types of causality systems
In short, if such a statement has no statement or context that the universe contains all cause and effects (which means all causality systems that exist and possible), it would be Type 4. Also, one of the most confusing things here is that having "a state of being that cannot be interacted with" is thought to be Type 5 when combined with the statement "outside of cause and effect", but as I just said, in order to gain Type 5 Acausality with these statements, it must be stated that "This universe has all possible cause-effect relationships/systems that exist and are possible."
Therefore, my suggestion would be to explain the requirements of Type 5 Acausality and the difference between Type 4 and Type 5 in more detail and more clearly on the page.
Note:
*If you are not a staff member, please remember that this is a staff thread. So if you comment without permission you will be reported to RVRT without delay.
Agree:
Disagree:
Neutral:
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