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Being infinitly above a 2-C is still 2-A.Andytrenom said:@Ricsi Unless you want to argue being infinitely above a 2-C put you above a 2-B I really don't think it works like that.
The only reason why being infinitely above Low 2-C isn't 2-A is because the amount of energy needed to cross the space between dimensions/timelines is unknown. If we are talking about 2-C, that isn't a factor because the energy needed to breach it was already achieved.