As per JJ's seemingly perfectly valid argument, Babylon Guardian shouldn't be affected. Low 2-C would only be for the durabillity of his lamp. His AP would be the only thing in the verse to remain High 3-A. Also, I don't get the Egg Hawk joke, id it was one. Lol
NiGHTS is stated to arrive from Nightopia for this game. Their biography also has stuff from the original NiGHTS game
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Bro wanted to race THAT badly, huh?
Baseline as of Sonic Riders to my knowledge.
Night's profile seems to imply baseline
So at LEAST x2 Universal+ levels of Low 2-C is what I'm hearing?
What are you talking about?
I mean it in the sense that it's at LEAST two universes. I assume Low-Multi is like x2 uni+ at baseline.
This upgrade is to uni+. Not low multi
Also 2x Uni+ is still Uni+.
Ah, I see. I saw "two to a thousand" and figured x2 uni+ was enough.
Ah, I misread. I usually attribute 2-C with Low Mulitversal, so I just thought "Oh, Low-Multiversal".
That... doesn't help at all. That's all you write when describing a crossover character if you give them a profile somewhere:NiGHTS is stated to arrive from Nightopia for this game. Their biography also has stuff from the original NiGHTS game
More stuff can be found here
The Unified Canon of NiGHTS & Sonic the Hedgehog
Shadow, Cream, Rouge don't appear in cutscenes, yet they still scale. The fact that NiGHTS has attacks they can use to harm other contestants should already be enough. Eggman says the EX World Grand Prix is no holds barred (free of restrictions) meaning that anything goes for the participants. NiGHTS should have used their moves at some point given that everyone else can use theirs too. It's only natural for such a competitive event in the Prime World (like Sonic Drift 1 & 2, Sonic R and the rest of the racing games, all of them have offensive aspects).
I figure it's because it's just a given that they're there. But tbh, if their High 3-A rating comes specifically from this game and they never even canonically appear in the story, but rather just as a selectable character, then I'm not sure they should scale to High 3-A either (Until their next canon appearance anyways since they'll inevitably have feats/scaling)
Yea I'm pretty sure this is essentially exact same issue that fighting games standards brings up. Scaling is a bit iffy.
That does seem like a concern. I'm not sure if we have the same standards for racing games or not. I'll retract my approval for now while it's discussed.
It's basically same in spirit where you have many selectable characters put into a scenario where everyone interacts with each other.
High 3-A should still be valid for those that can harm Babylon Guardian, given that the boss fight is a forced interaction between the characters and the boss.
There's a much less convoluted way to get 2-C scaling
That's not what I meant. Edited my comment.
