I'm not entirely sure if Talion can resist all of these because it's been a while since I've played through the games. So I'll need a little bit of time to do some research on his resistances. I guess my next question would be what does Glaedr use in-character/generally start with?
The way mind battles work in the verse, he would basically fashion his mind into a weapon and launch it at the other mind, trying to penetrate its mental barrier. If successful his mind would likely invade and subjugate his opponent's mind to the point that they are incapable of even thinking without his permission, much less acting.
Hmmm.
I would still argue that layers would supersede numbers in this situation since layers, regardless of context or verse, still denote you bypassing the resistances of someone. While numbers don't inherently mean you can bypass someone's resistances without further evidence that you can.
That's... just not how our standards work. Other way around I can say that your resistance needs feats of being powerful enough to endure anything above baseline and something that strong in particular.
If people are capable of bypassing resistances through having better control/able to affect more people, maybe you can measure layers that way?
I suppose you can say he also has at least 1 layer due to being able to defeat Eragon in mental combat, who has powerful mental shields.
Secondly; I don't see anything on Fushi's profile that'll stop Talion's Mind Manipulation from defeating him, regardless of speed equalized or not. Without speed equalization, Talion's significantly faster and would just control the mind of Fushi before he can do anything while with speed equalization, Talion can still just slow down time and either teleport directly to Fushi and mind hax him or teleport Fushi to him and mind hax him. So I'm proposing that Talion should be above Fushi, does anyone have contentions with this change or not?
Yeah, mind manipulation is a weakness of Fushi, which is why Glaedr is above him as well. So I'm ok with that.
Verse Equalization, and there's also the hume system but sinks work a bit differently from them
That verse equalization done wrong. You can't verse equalize no supernatural abilities to things that have a supernatural field. Your equalization is basically inconsistent with your own verse: You're basically assuming that regular humans in SCP would equalize to anomalous things.
I didn't imply that, the Foundation did by assessing them as being unnatural to their world and deeming it anomalous
The Foundation didn't assess any of the characters I mentioned. You are assuming that they would be classified as such for no good reason.
I created the profile however, by the same logic Clef should've died to SCP-239 since she had universal interdimensional range from afar but he's still kicking ass, so it really isn't.
You are confusing those people being able to negate powers that come from a distance and target them, to them negating everything over the distance the powers came from.
I.e. the difference between "I cast a fireball from 1km away and 1 meter before it hits you it vanishes due to power null" and "I try to cast a fireball from 1 km away and fail because you nullify any ability in a 1km radius".
From what I could figure out looking up these guys, I'm fairly sure your character does the former, not the latter. To quote from t
his page:
Description: Dr. Jack Gooday is a Class-II Reality Sink. Negating or at minimum severely dampening the anomalous effects of paranormal entities within a fluctuating area of effect (which has so far been documented as being as little as fifteen centimeters up to a maximum of five meters) over an extended period of time.
