Amexim said:
I don't even personally believe that's the way it works in-verse, tbh. Jiren was stated by Vados to have "a power that transcends time". She didn't say the same thing (or anything even remotely similar) when Goku broke through Hit's Time Stop in the U6 Tournament. :\
It isn't even a bias, either. Supposedly, in-universe, characters from Saint Seiya are able to ignore Time Stop because "they move at the speed of light", as from Word of God. But that's a ridiculous notion--instead, on their profiles, the relevant characters have Resistance to Time Stop listed, but only those who have shown proof of resisting it.
You call it "being hard on Dragon Ball because they don't want to seem biased", but that's a fallacy. It's the rules they use for literally every single universe--no resistance without the feat to back it up. Why would they make an exception here, when they don't for other series (e.g. the aforementioned Saint Seiya)? Why does that mean they're being hard on Dragon Ball?
Hax does not scale to AP. It just isn't how it works here, and arguably, it isn't how it works in its own series, even.
Not to mention, Vegeta was at least equal to Goku in strength as an SSB in the U6 tournament, but that didn't stop him from getting his shit kicked in by Hit's Time Stop, when Goku was able to break through it in SSB.