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I'd say make Low 1-A = 1-A and 1-A = High 1-A and then it's fine (aka there will be no Low 1-A in this ver.) It's nonsensical to have baseline outerversal be Low 1-A. It does not seem to be based in reason, but rather a mere dislike of High 1-A regardless of its defintion. I also find it strange that people didn't want Low 3-A to be baseline Universe level (observable universe) yet want Low 1-A to be baseline Outerverse level (low outerverse).Matthew Schroeder said:Just do this:
Low 1-A - Baseline Outerversal to infinite levels above.
Examples: Most currently 1-A characters
1-A - Characters above Outerversal hierarchies
Examples: High End 1-As and some of the "weaker" current Tier 0s
Tier 0 - Above 1-A to the same extent that 1-A is above LOW 1-A
Examples: big Bois like Azathoty, Amaranth, The Creator and The Writer
Alternatively if you want to name it just 1-A, High 1-A and 0. That's fine.
High 1-B and below like in Aeyu's list.
"Low" tiers are never the baseline for what those tiers actually are. Low 5-B is not baseline Planet level, it's Small Planet level. The lowest value for planet level (Earth) starts with 5-B. Guys like Mercurius aren't weak outerversals, so why would they be put in Low 1-A followed by an infinite hierarchy? Meanwhile, normal 1-A would be for the Overmonitor and beings on that scale. Makes no sense.
P.S: This isn't a response to Matt, I'm just using his reply as a reference so people know what I'm talking about.