What's the Attack Potency difference between Low 2-C and 2-C?

[Spilxson2]

I was thinking of making a matchup between a 2-C and Low 2-C character but I wasn't sure who would be more powerful. If a Low 2-C character can destroy an infinite universe 300 times over, would he still be one shot by the character who can destroy 2 infinite universes separated by space-time?

 

[Excellence616]

If a Low 2-C character can destroy an infinite universe 300 times over, would he still be one shot by the character who can destroy 2 infinite universes separated by space-time?

Yes

 

[Spilxson2]

Yes

Why, exactly?

 

[Excellence616]

Why, exactly?

He can only destroy 1 universe at a time, compared to a person who can destroy 2 infinite universes at once.

 

[Excellence616]

He can only destroy 1 universe at a time, compared to a person who can destroy 2 infinite universes at once.

But the person who can destroy 300 universe one at a time might have greater stamina than the other.

 

[Spilxson2]

He can only destroy 1 universe at a time, compared to a person who can destroy 2 infinite universes at once.

So even if the Low 2-C character could tank 300 destructions he'd still be one shot?

 

[Excellence616]

So even if the Low 2-C character could tank 300 destructions he'd still be one shot?

If he is a Glass Cannon?

 

[Spilxson2]

If he is a Glass Cannon?

What do you mean?

 

[Excellence616]

What do you mean?

When Durability>>>AP

 

[Spilxson2]

When Durability>>>AP

Sorry, I still don't really understand. If a character can tank an infinite universe being destroyed 5 times and can also destroy an infinite universe 5 times, would he still be one shot by a character who can destroy 2 infinite universes at once?

 

[Excellence616]

Sorry, I still don't really understand. If a character can tank an infinite universe being destroyed 5 times and can also destroy an infinite universe 5 times, would he still be one shot by a character who can destroy 2 infinite universes at once?

Yes. Because he can destroy 2 infinite universes at once while the other can't.


Low 2-C: Destroy a 3-D space time.


2-C: destroy 2 to a thousand 3-D space time at once.

 

[Spilxson2]

Yes. Because he can destroy 2 infinite universes at once while the other can't.


Low 2-C: Destroy a 3-D space time.


2-C: destroy 2 to a thousand 3-D space time at once.

Oh. Alright. Thanks for all of the help

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

Unquantifiable by current standards.

 

[Spilxson2]

Unquantifiable by current standards.

What do you mean?

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

What do you mean?

The wiki recognizes the differences between low 2-C and 2-C as unquantifiable.
A character won’t be able to become 2-C unless they show that they can destroy or create at least 2 universes at the same time.

No multipliers, even infinite ones, can create a jump in tier.

 

[Spilxson2]

The wiki recognizes the differences between low 2-C and 2-C as unquantifiable.
A character won’t be able to become 2-C unless they show that they can destroy or create at least 2 universes at the same time.

No multipliers, even infinite ones, can create a jump in tier.

If the 2-C character can destroy 2 universes separated by space time that are finite in size, would they still one shot the Low 2-C character who can survive the destruction of infinite sized universes?

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

If the 2-C character can destroy 2 universes separated by space time that are finite in size, would they still one shot the Low 2-C character who can survive the destruction of infinite sized universes?

Officially yes. Unofficially that is a grey area.

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

The wiki technically views time as infinite. So any finite space will have infinite 4D volume.

 

[Spilxson2]

Officially yes. Unofficially that is a grey area.

But would the Low 2-C character also be able to one shot the 2-C one?

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

But would the Low 2-C character also be able to one shot the 2-C one?

No.

 

[Spilxson2]

Officially yes. Unofficially that is a grey area.

What's the official explanation though? If they're both finite in size and the Low 2-C character can survive the destruction of infinite spaces shouldn't the 2-C one not be able to one shot the Low 2-C one?

 

[KLOL506]

The explanation is because the distance between two universes is unquantifiable (The space must be accounted for), and as a result we do not allow multiplier scaling in Tier 2 to begin with.