What would interacting with/coming into the "real world" in this way grant?

[koopa3144]

So the Angry Bird classic universe takes place on an app phone (As seen a few times in Slingshot Stories, Angry Birds on The Run, and the Rovio Classics: Angry Birds trailer). The characters can interact with the phone, move it, and even break it. The characters are capable of leaving the phone and can get back in with Telepods or by making contact with a device with the Angry Birds game on it.

What would we consider this?

 

[koopa3144]

Bump

 

[ShionAH]

Low 1-C dimensional manipulation since they can get out

 

[koopa3144]

Gonna bump this a few more times before I make the CRT just to be sure 100% what this would be.

 

[TWILIGHT-OP]

Low 1-C dimensional manipulation since they can get out

Are we really using commercial nowadays to powerscaling huh?

 

[ShionAH]

Are we really using commercial nowadays to powerscaling huh?

I dont about the scans legimitacy. All I am saying is if we were to accept them getting out it would be Low 1-C shit

Also I feel like I know you but I cannot make it out

Edit: Nvm you are the Wang Ling person

 

[koopa3144]

Bump

 

[Phsccarvalho]

So the Angry Bird classic universe takes place on an app phone (As seen a few times in Slingshot Stories, Angry Birds on The Run, and the Rovio Classics: Angry Birds trailer). The characters can interact with the phone, move it, and even break it. The characters are capable of leaving the phone and can get back in with Telepods or by making contact with a device with the Angry Birds game on it.

What would we consider this?

I don't know, in the past it could be a question of R > f, thus gaining Low 1-C things.

But after the Ultima reviews I heard that one of the new rules is that fiction can never interact with reality, otherwise it would be disqualified for R > f, so I think it would end up winning nothing.

But you would have to ask Ultima or staff members who participated in that crt.

Low 1-C dimensional manipulation since they can get out

Technically 1-A if it's a case of R > f if it's according to the OP's question type. But there are these new Ultima rules that you have to see.