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High universal not universal+.World of Void being Infinite in size was later confirmed to be a mistranslation; and even if it was, it would just be Universal+ range and not a speed feat.
RangeIf he warped the World of Void that's infinite in size.
No that wouldn't be true either because it's not crossing any space times, it would just be very high universal range. Although I think that high 3-A range should stay, because the WOV is still implied to be infinite.I actually heard the WOV was bigger than all the universes so it would be Low multiversal range if that’s true
it is not infinite, thats a mistranslationNo that wouldn't be true either because it's not crossing any space times, it would just be very high universal range. Although I think that high 3-A range should stay, because the WOV is still implied to be infinite.
To affect the entirety of something infinite in size in finite time, you must be doing it infinitely fast. Therefore it must happen at infinite speed.World of Void being Infinite in size was later confirmed to be a mistranslation; and even if it was, it would just be HIgh Universal range and not a speed feat.
So if a character scales to their attack speed, and their attacks can cover infinite distance in finite time, applying the speed equation is fallacious? I completely disagree with this line of thinking. In fact, I think if a character does this, they should be granted infinite attack speed, or within your analogy immeasurable attack speed. Ignoring the speed equation doesn't seem like the proper thing to do.The same way we don't apply Immeasurable speed for covering universal+ distance.
"not all attacks spread through sheer speed, but sheer size" utilizing the word you used, "spread" implies movement which is obviously under speed. I don't believe appearing to have a finite reaction time would debunk it, the feat would only qualify for attack speed specifically, and from there on it wouldn't be hard to prove Vegeta can react to toppo's attacks, granting vegeta inf speed, and then proving toppo's speed is relative to vegeta's thereby giving him inf combat and reaction speed. "And this is especially true for Universe level+ characters otherwise there would need to be evidence that it took effect before they even delivered their attack in order to truly be Low 2-C", i'll ask you to reword that because i really didn't understand that sentence at all. We can also discuss this on discord since that would probably be easier for the both of us.Because not all attacks spread through sheer speed, but just sheer size. Also, their reaction time is still often finite regardless of area of effect. And this is especially true for Universe level+ characters otherwise there would need to be evidence that it took effect before they even delivered their attack in order to truly be Low 2-C. Which almost no one would actually be Tier 2 or above by that logic.
What they're trying to explain is that since low 2c is defined by many to be the destruction or creation of an entire universe's history. That the range would need to be shown to to affecting all historical points, I think."And this is especially true for Universe level+ characters otherwise there would need to be evidence that it took effect before they even delivered their attack in order to truly be Low 2-C", i'll ask you to reword that because i really didn't understand that sentence at all.
Ohhh ok. I mean it still wouldn't really affect my argument since i wasn't arguing for a low 2-c feat, rather i was arguing for an inf speed feat, presupposing that the world of void is actually infinite.What they're trying to explain is that since low 2c is defined by many to be the destruction or creation of an entire universe's history. That the range would need to be shown to to affecting all historical points, I think.