- 4,652
- 1,328
For Lord English's "Low Hyperverse level, possibly far higher" rating:
"Was able to kill Andrew Hussie, who is the author of the story and creator of all MSPA, despite Hussie already knowing English would show up and having his weakness at the ready"
My issue is with the part in bold.
The only reason Lord English was able to kill Hussie was because the gun was out of ammo. Had the gun been loaded, it most likely would've killed English, as Hussie remarked that English was scared of it.
Lord English should keep the "possibly far higher" rating, as he surpassed Hussie's durability. But saying that Hussie already knew he was going to arrive and had his weakness at the ready makes this feat look more impressive than it actually is, especially when there's a reason as to why it didn't Kill English, and that's because the gun wasn't loaded.
tl;dr:
Lord English's Low 1-B rating should stay as it is, but the justification for it being "possibly far higher" should be revised to "He killed Andrew Hussie, who is the author of all of MSPA" and nothing more.
"Was able to kill Andrew Hussie, who is the author of the story and creator of all MSPA, despite Hussie already knowing English would show up and having his weakness at the ready"
My issue is with the part in bold.
The only reason Lord English was able to kill Hussie was because the gun was out of ammo. Had the gun been loaded, it most likely would've killed English, as Hussie remarked that English was scared of it.
Lord English should keep the "possibly far higher" rating, as he surpassed Hussie's durability. But saying that Hussie already knew he was going to arrive and had his weakness at the ready makes this feat look more impressive than it actually is, especially when there's a reason as to why it didn't Kill English, and that's because the gun wasn't loaded.
tl;dr:
Lord English's Low 1-B rating should stay as it is, but the justification for it being "possibly far higher" should be revised to "He killed Andrew Hussie, who is the author of all of MSPA" and nothing more.