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I strongly agree about this,DarkLK said:I think we need more clear criteria about the superiority over baseline 1-A. So that we do not get each "infinitely above 1-A" as a candidate here.
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I strongly agree about this,DarkLK said:I think we need more clear criteria about the superiority over baseline 1-A. So that we do not get each "infinitely above 1-A" as a candidate here.
I agreeDargoo Faust said:Guys.
Just keep Tier Zero and redefine it to what Matt's proposing while removing High 1-A.
We keep a huge part of the site's history, the logical inconsistency is solved, and all we lose is a subtler.
It's purely cosmetic, so I see no reason this should be opposed beyond personal preference.
However, we have been using 0 to signify the absolute highest on the site for a rather long time. Since our new definition for High Outerverse level would be at the top of the proverbial totem pole, it would make more sense to me to just shift that to Tier 0.DarkDragonMedeus said:I still personally prefer High 1-A over Tier 0 to describe High Outerverse level characters. 0 isn't technically a number that's used on tiering lists and #1 is technically the general term to describe, the best. So by definition, Tier 0 isn't that much different than let's say Tier -1; (obviously that's never coming back). I'm fine either way, just stating my opinion. And the obvious agreement is that no one's truly Omnipotent regardless.
0 is a number.Chartate101 said:they are fundementally linked, as our old Tier 0 is based on questionable omnipotence
I'm not sure if you can see who voted on there so I might be wrong, but Myself, Andy, Nedge, Sera, and Monarch outright agreed to it. Granted I'm not entirely sure exactly which staff disagreed with it as there was a lot who commented before I brought my idea up and then didn't comment again.Matthew Schroeder said:It seems most normal users want Tier 0, no surprise given the appeal of the page, but most staff members want to go for High 1-A as the set limit.