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YOU THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE A NORMAL LINX MATCHUP, BUT IT WAS I, DIO!
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It is, but Willpower Defense works like this:
Say you're in the 3rd dimension. This means you can resist everything up to an infinite 3-D scale, no matter what percentage of Willpower Defense you have. Ex: You resist something that harms Large-Planet level beings by 50%, but you can also resist something that harms High Universe level beings by 50% as well.
This same principle is the same if you're in the 4th dimension. This means Linx can resist everything up to an infinite 4-D scale, aka Multiverse+, even though his Willpower Defense is 90%. This means he can resist DIO's attacks by 90%, since none of his attacks are 5-D (At least, not that I know of).
Say you're in the 3rd dimension. This means you can resist everything up to an infinite 3-D scale, no matter what percentage of Willpower Defense you have. Ex: You resist something that harms Large-Planet level beings by 50%, but you can also resist something that harms High Universe level beings by 50% as well.
This same principle is the same if you're in the 4th dimension. This means Linx can resist everything up to an infinite 4-D scale, aka Multiverse+, even though his Willpower Defense is 90%. This means he can resist DIO's attacks by 90%, since none of his attacks are 5-D (At least, not that I know of).
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Huh... funny thing is, when Linx fought the Core's Avatar, it used most of the hax you see on its profile, including power null, and since it affects 2-A beings (infinite 4-D), then it should've negged Linx's power right? Welll... funny thing is... Linx kind of resisted it anyways.
This happens multiple times in the epilogue (Kiir at 2-A can powernull at a 2-A level, and Linx and her sparred with all they got), soo.
An explanation I can give is once you're at the point where you can resist to an infinite scale (in your dimensional level), it would find a way to make that percentage work for infinity. Orr you can suspend your disbelief, but I don't think that'd fly...
This happens multiple times in the epilogue (Kiir at 2-A can powernull at a 2-A level, and Linx and her sparred with all they got), soo.
An explanation I can give is once you're at the point where you can resist to an infinite scale (in your dimensional level), it would find a way to make that percentage work for infinity. Orr you can suspend your disbelief, but I don't think that'd fly...
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Thing is... Willpower Defense accounts for everything in that dimensional level. As long as the ability isn't in a higher dimension than the user, they'll be able to resist anything on their dimensional level.
This means that, unless DIOs hax can affect 5-D beings, his hax will still be resisted.
This means that, unless DIOs hax can affect 5-D beings, his hax will still be resisted.
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What do you mean by that? Like if two people both have tons of willpower, can one overpower the other with their will? The answer to that would be yeah... kind of. They'd be able to physically overpower them, but not mentally, if they have similar levels of willpower.
What I'm trying to explain is that Willpower is completely personal to the user, and it can't be taken away unless they don't have that much, or the enemy has an ability that manipulates the person's Willpower (granted that would only work if the person that has Willpower only has a little bit of it).
Maybe I'm missing the meaning of your question though.
What I'm trying to explain is that Willpower is completely personal to the user, and it can't be taken away unless they don't have that much, or the enemy has an ability that manipulates the person's Willpower (granted that would only work if the person that has Willpower only has a little bit of it).
Maybe I'm missing the meaning of your question though.
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@Akreious oh, then in that case no. This is because Willpower Defense resists everything up to infinity (in the user's dimensional scale). This means even if character A has more willpower, they won't be able to overpower character X's Willpower Defense, unless character X doesn't have Willpower Defense at all.
@DMUA is it a type stop that can pass infinite speed? If it is, then Linx would basically just be moving 10% slower in it. If it isn't, then he'd still be at his full speed.
@DMUA is it a type stop that can pass infinite speed? If it is, then Linx would basically just be moving 10% slower in it. If it isn't, then he'd still be at his full speed.
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Nope. If someone tries to spam an ability against Willpower Defense, it wouldn't work. Once you make an attack once, and do it again, it'll stay or do the same amount of damage it did the first time. That means if DIO were to repeatedly attack Linx with power null, his Willpower Defense wouldn't go any more down, so he'd have to use another type of attack.
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Shouldnt be closed if its a stomp then?
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