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Maybe we could connect some 7th Expansion within. Nevertheless, the human theory people had was pretty funny. Those who do transcend to that level should at the bare minimum be 1-A.Yes, kinda.
Nope, not even close.
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Maybe we could connect some 7th Expansion within. Nevertheless, the human theory people had was pretty funny. Those who do transcend to that level should at the bare minimum be 1-A.Yes, kinda.
Nope, not even close.
Yeah I agree as well. The Divine Creator / DeMatteis’ depiction of God is so radically different to anything in Marvel. I’m unsure how DeMatteis’ depiction ofPretty much, yeah.
Yeah, I'm inclined to agree, myself
Well not really that different but different enough to distinguish the two.Yeah I agree as well. The Divine Creator / DeMatteis’ depiction of God is so radically different to anything in Marvel. I’m unsure how DeMatteis’ depiction of
I don't think I get what you mean with this exactly...Maybe we could connect some 7th Expansion within
I've found some of the things there kind of uncanon. Some of it's very flowery and hard to connect especially when we talk about Featherine.I don't think I get what you mean with this exactly...
What exactly? And I hope it's not from ReWrite, cause that's definitely not part of 07th.I've found some of the things there kind of uncanon. Some of it's very flowery and hard to connect especially when we talk about Featherine.
Well not really that different but different enough to distinguish the two.
The point is I don't think we can just use Matteis's logic alone to establish a separate Cosmology from the main one for Marvel. It's more connected to a holistic view than most of DC. If it were then it would specifically upscale the Divine Creator. However, we must include the God theory and everyone technically would be 0 because each soul has no separation from God.
This heavily upscales Franklin Richards and Job Burke and possibly the Nexus Guardians.
I think his work on Cosmology such as the Nexus can be used with the rest of Marvel Cosmology set by Ewing, Hickman, etc….However, his depiction of the origin and his version of God is the most definitely unique.Apologies. I had no intentions to send that message that early.
Anyways. Well, I do agree that if we can separate the two it'd upscale to those who have shown those levels in their comics that DeMatteis explicitly made, considering as you said, they all are equally God. I personally think we can though. He explicitly says every-time he refers to God/Creator in his stories, he's referring to his version of God (Which means all of them, be it Seeker's Magician,. Divine Presence, and Divine Creator scale to and are the same thing in his view, which makes sense, considering how they are written and everything is a suprisingly consistent constant across his various works).
DeMatteis made it specifically ambiguous as to whether or not The Divine Creator was TOAA, but at the same time other than their weapons being love, they don't really share any similarities, especially with how they view the Marvel Universe as a whole (One views it as a Dream/Illusion, the other at best as a Author does a Work of Fiction. One has no contradictions scaling to DeMatteis' depiction of God, the other has a metric ton of contradictions and inconsistent portrayals across the various iterations)
Goku negsApologies. I had no intentions to send that message that early.
Anyways. Well, I do agree that if we can separate the two it'd upscale to those who have shown those levels in their comics that DeMatteis explicitly made, considering as you said, they all are equally God. I personally think we can though. He explicitly says every-time he refers to God/Creator in his stories, he's referring to his version of God (Which means all of them, be it Seeker's Magician,. Divine Presence, and Divine Creator scale to and are the same thing in his view, which makes sense, considering how they are written and everything is a suprisingly consistent constant across his various works).
DeMatteis made it specifically ambiguous as to whether or not The Divine Creator was TOAA, but at the same time other than their weapons being love, they don't really share any similarities, especially with how they view the Marvel Universe as a whole (One views it as a Dream/Illusion, the other at best as a Author does a Work of Fiction. One has no contradictions scaling to DeMatteis' depiction of God, the other has a metric ton of contradictions and inconsistent portrayals across the various iterations)
Also Tier 0 Creator, fight me!!!
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Out of pure curiosity though, how come you believe DeMatteis’ depiction of God is Tier 0 ? I have personal reasons why I believe that to be the case but I’d like to hear yours if you have the time.I already explained why Immutability follows from the Tier 0 definition I gave here. This is the post where I explained the proposal, so I assumed you read it, given you seemed familiar with the premise of it, at least.
DeMatteis' conception of God certainly is Tier 0, yeah. He did insert this conception into the Marvel Cosmology, but with my revisions conflating his "Divine Creator" with TOAA, the hope of Marvel actually reaching 0 kind of falls apart (Until Al Ewing introduces his "Godhead," that is)
lol the casual homophobic responseSir, why you suckin' my d*ck, stepbro?
He said it depicts the phislophsy of the Monad and perhaps the Gnostic route of the One(Monad). Where it is the origin point to the most fundamental point from which everything came. Given that God is the True Illusion/Reality that transcends the second illusion by Maya and is the one true soul of reality beyond the Illusion.Out of pure curiosity though, how come you believe DeMatteis’ depiction of God is Tier 0 ? I have personal reasons why I believe that to be the case but I’d like to hear yours if you have the time.
Ahh thank you, I can read thoseThe writing in side the box, or the tier labels?
I only added the tier labels. You can see a bigger picture here.
Yes.I dont know if im reading these charts correctly.
Im interpreting the green arrows on the right to mean progressively stacked dimensional hierarchies and Ultima is basically saying no matter how many infinite dimensional hierarchies you stack, they will always be less than a metaphysically more “real” plane of existence?
Is that how you’re supposed to interpret the diagrams?
I think it’s akin to something like a dream affecting reality.I think the biggest question, is nobody has accurately explained why "being more real" = greater attack potency. This seems to be treated as just law.
I think it's an arbitrary choice? Realness works on a different spectrum than dimensionality and attack potency, obviously. Humans that see the whole verse as fiction would still die by getting run over by a car, yet they would be 1-A by virtue of seeing the verse below as non-existent, which, yes, explained like that seems really weird.I think the biggest question, is nobody has accurately explained why "being more real" = greater attack potency. This seems to be treated as just law.
I think visuals will also allow people to see why I think R>F transcendence is an absurdity. This is what it would look like tier wise:
And mind you, all these layers can be literally identical in terms of depiction, physics, etc. etc. the only difference is one layer sees the other as fiction. And the higher layer doesn't even need to be able to interact or affect the lower layers.
Because that's how fiction typically treats it. If fiction treated it differently, so would we.I think the biggest question, is nobody has accurately explained why "being more real" = greater attack potency. This seems to be treated as just law.
I am challenging the very idea of the criteria.The realm in which the lower realm, permitted the verse also meets other criteria such that a power relation is established, appears as a dream or another fundamentally less “real” should be weaker than the more real plane.
You are leaving out the third option, where the two are put in a neutral space and Goku obliterates him.I think it's an arbitrary choice? Realness works on a different spectrum than dimensionality and attack potency, obviously. Humans that see the whole verse as fiction would still die by getting run over by a car, yet they would be 1-A by virtue of seeing the verse below as non-existent, which, yes, explained like that seems really weird.
I feel like it's a matter of existential value rather than attack potency. A 1-A human would be "more real" than Goku, but if they were to fight on equal ground, Goku would easily win. If Goku loses, it's not because of lacking strength, but lacking a higher existential value. (Also, in that particular setup, it would either end up as the human winning because he's "higher" than Goku, or as a stalemate, because both would be unable to interact with the other.)
That is not how all fiction treats it. There are many works where fictional beings and real world beings are treated as equals. Not to mention, there are verses where "more real" isn't synonymous with more power.Because that's how fiction typically treats it. If fiction treated it differently, so would we.
I wasn't shore if tier 11 was going to be changed or they would add a new tier 12.i thought tier 11 is suppose to be 2D and to 0D
while tier 12 is being fiction to baseline reality which makes them less than even 0 dimensional
@Ultima_RealityThat is not how all fiction treats it. There are many works where fictional beings and real world beings are treated as equals. Not to mention, there are verses where "more real" isn't synonymous with more power.
Also, a fiction may depict R>F as a being synonymous with being stronger, but we are the ones who have decided that "stronger" means a higher tier. There are many cases where tier 2 characters transform or get a new form that is considered to be stronger and transcendent, but we don't give them higher tiers. This a deliberate decision on our parts.
Fair... I kinda forgot such an option could exist, my bad. Yeah, you're right, if they are put in a neutral space, meaning, a space where both existence would be equalized, then Goku would beat him.You are leaving out the third option, where the two are put in a neutral space and Goku obliterates him.
I'll try to be quick because I don't want a massive wall of text... Reminder that it's just my mindless ramblings.Btw, what is existential value? How do you define it?
I think this clearly proves me point. Stronger and more real are not synonymous. Remember we are giving these characters tiers within Attack Potency. Attack Potency is about strength and power. What can you create, destroy, affect?But isn't doing so, kinda losing the purpose of the human in the initial postulate? He was never "stronger" than Goku, but he was "more real" than him, making Goku irrelevant in his eyes.
Fair... I kinda forgot such an option could exist, my bad. Yeah, you're right, if they are put in a neutral space, meaning, a space where both existence would be equalized, then Goku would beat him.
But isn't doing so, kinda losing the purpose of the human in the initial postulate? He was never "stronger" than Goku, but he was "more real" than him, making Goku irrelevant in his eyes.
I'll try to be quick because I don't want a massive wall of text... Reminder that it's just my mindless ramblings.
A hierarchy of realness (just like any hierarchy, tbf) works under a system of "referent and referred". Obviously, despite the fact that we are not talking about "quantitative superiority" anymore, we're obligated to use some sort of quantitative denomination to explain the superiority of layers between each other. The 13th layer is more real than the 12th while he's fiction to the 14th for example.
In this situation, what's the difference between a dimensional hierarchy and a realness one? Well, nothing, you just get "+1" compared to the one below you. (or more depending on the context, obviously). It goes without saying that this "+1" is completely different in nature than, for example, gaining an additional spatial axis. However, when you have a hierarchy, you must abide by an internal logic, if not, there is no hierarchy. "Existential value", "realness", "R<F layers" or whatever you can call it is only the consequences of such a thing.
If it's just one specific place that is "R>F" or more real than the rest of the verse, it's a quality. If there are more, it's a quantitative notion.
You don't gain power or anything special, you're just within a layer where your reality is real compared to things below you. Just like layers below or above you. Realness ends up becoming nothing more than a value. Yet, you can't ignore what makes the character (the human in our assumption) special in the first place. That would be like removing a 12D character, it's 9 additional spatial dimensions.
Splitting the tiering system starting from the "tier 1" in both categories. "Existential transcendence" and "Spatial transcendence" so that both intrinsic qualities are respected would be better, I feel. 1-A for any "legitimate" R>F seems like a bit much personally.
That's why I feel splitting the current TS when reaching tier 1 stuff is better. Don't get me wrong, it would undoubtedly have problems, just like what Ultima is trying to do, but at least it would be less "egregious" than saying any legitimate "R>F" is 1-A (which, technically, it is, but that's another topic...)One is definable, while the other is abstract. I can take two fictions, and say which one has higher volumes of space and which one doesn't. But I think its erroneous to take two fictions and say, which one is more real and which one is less real.
"There are cases where fiction and reality are seen as equal" is a pretty meaningless argument against the concept of Reality-Fiction Transcendence because, in those cases, "fiction" simply really isn't a thing to begin with, and it's all just "reality." It's kind of a non-sequitur all around. Likewise, "There are verses where being fictional doesn't make you weaker" would just have us question what, exactly, makes those things "fictional" to begin with.I am challenging the very idea of the criteria.
But this example contradicts itself in larger context of our index system. There are many works of fiction where dreams affect reality. There are many works of fiction where dreams are seen as just as real as reality. Why should viewing a reality as a dream gain a tier, when we have so many examples of works viewing dreams as reality.
To break it down to it's simplest forms:
Viewing a reality as a dream = higher tier
Viewing a dream as a reality = no higher tier
Why is this the case?
You are leaving out the third option, where the two are put in a neutral space and Goku obliterates him.
Btw, what is existential value? How do you define it?
That is not how all fiction treats it. There are many works where fictional beings and real world beings are treated as equals. Not to mention, there are verses where "more real" isn't synonymous with more power.
Also, a fiction may depict R>F as a being synonymous with being stronger, but we are the ones who have decided that "stronger" means a higher tier. There are many cases where tier 2 characters transform or get a new form that is considered to be stronger and transcendent, but we don't give them higher tiers. This a deliberate decision on our parts.
I wasn't shore if tier 11 was going to be changed or they would add a new tier 12.
I get what he's trying to say but those points weren't very strong. It's more cheery picking, if I were to be honest.So, in my eyes, those criticisms don't actually attack the basic idea of R>F
Those verses clearly wouldn’t qualify though in the same way verses now with x many dimensions with no QS don’t qualify.I am challenging the very idea of the criteria.
But this example contradicts itself in larger context of our index system. There are many works of fiction where dreams affect reality. There are many works of fiction where dreams are seen as just as real as reality. Why should viewing a reality as a dream gain a tier, when we have so many examples of works viewing dreams as reality.
We still got no 8D Popeye so that's kinda hard to argue against.Those verses clearly wouldn’t qualify though in the same way verses now with x many dimensions with no QS don’t qualify.
You can probably find heaps of counter examples on profiles, that doesn’t make the standards wrong, it makes the profiles wrong.We still got no 8D Popeye so that's kinda hard to argue against.