Wouldn't that make a big problem with scaling differences? I mean there will always be stronger and stronger characters so not showing the difference between characters would be a big mess. Lets say character A has a High 1A tier and character B has a High 1A tier, people are comparing these characters to see who would win, character B has was better feats in every aspect but the only people who could speak on that are people knowledgeable on character B. This leads into the ultima revisions, with the system being capped at High 1A and tier 0 being for monads, how will the characters in High 1A get their differences shown? I don't know any solutions to this problem but I'll leave the question up to you.
Yeah, that's the tradeoff we face. Our levers are "how many tiers there are", "how close in power characters within each tier are", "how many different series land in each tier". I think we've got a pretty decent tradeoff, right now the issue people seem to have is how many tier 0 characters are from SCP, which would really only be worsened by trying to create more tiers for differentiation.
And in general, I think there's other places where it's better to focus our efforts if we care about this; there are 6,380 9-B pages, but only 131 High 1-A pages, and 48 tier 0 pages. If we're gonna make more space, I'd rather we separate out the more cluttered tiers first.
Like being able to stack High 1A concepts to reach 0? I think the whole idea of tier 0 being for monads is weird and hard to prove, leading to certain verses to get tier 0 even with less impressive cosmology than others, but stacking, I believe is just as weird, as it allows less thought out verses to reach tier 0 while the verses that would reach tier 0 through monad argument would be left behind with the less impressive cosmology.
idk what you mean by "stack High 1-A concepts", but what I mean is that 0 could be reached by transcending High 1-A the same way High 1-A transcends 1-A; by establishing a new hierarchy, a new way of being more powerful within that setting, which completely dwarfs the previous way.
idk why you'd think of this as being less thought out, and honestly, establishing a monad would qualify for such a jump regardless.
I think what is being shown right now is fine with some little tweaks needed, except the monad stuff, so cutting off tier 0 from the debate would be weird, instead of finding common ground.
I'm not an expert on power scaling, just giving me 2 cents, but pushing other arguments out of the conversation is wrong, best course is to talk it out and find common ground, instead of ignoring each others opinions on how the tiering system should work. The way I see it is two or three sides arguing points, not making common ground, then one side winning by popular opinion. Not an expert, like I said, but that is just what I take away from the discussions, tell me I'm wrong and I will gladly take the L.
I've offered many points of compromise throughout Ultima's revisions. While some were integrated due to being seen as legitimate contradictions (separating out reality-fiction differences and being beyond dimensions to different tiers, making being beyond dimensions "beyond all of standard mathematics" rather than "beyond all of mathematics"), all my other suggestions have been entirely rejected. Similarly, I haven't been offered an easing of the standards; those prior two were spurred by my own suggestions.
Not sure whether to treat this as finding common ground or not. I guess it just depends on how much of a middlground you expect with this sort of thing.