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GarrixianXD
You need to go outside and touch some fresh air.
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TWILIGHT-OP
TWILIGHT-OP
Free cuz of winter vacation 👀, also I am already at my grandmother house in countryside rn, so getting fresh air everyday.
ShakeResounding
Hello, Elizhaa!

Long and short of it is that Metal Sonic used the Chaos Emeralds to transform into Super, granting him a "potentially 1-C" rating. When you get a chance, here's the thread.

Thank you, and stay safe!
SweetDao
Hello Dereck, I have a question.

If in a verse, the magic system is stated to be the "manipulation of probabilities" again and again, going in-depth as to explain, for example, that to make a wind attack you manipulate the probabilities of the surrounding air molecules and such, that should give anyone using magic probability manipulation, correct?

However, since ultimately, all the spells that are derived from that "manipulation of probabilities" are just consequences of that manipulation, would that mean we'll still index them as something different? Like wind manipulation, fire manipulation, ...
Dereck03
Dereck03
Honestly, the most reasonable thing to do here would be to index it as Wind Manip (via Prob. Mani. <Insert explanation here>, since you are not actually manipulating these elements as such, but the probabilities to use them.

It honestly seems like a burden to deal with such feats, so I can only wish you luck.
SweetDao
Hello Bambu, I have a question.

If in a verse, the magic system is stated to be the "manipulation of probabilities" again and again, going in-depth as to explain, for example, that to make a wind attack you manipulate the probabilities of the surrounding air molecules and such, that should give anyone using magic probability manipulation, correct?

However, since ultimately, all the spells that are derived from that "manipulation of probabilities" are just consequences of that manipulation, would that mean we'll still index them as something different? Like wind manipulation, fire manipulation,...
Mr. Bambu
Mr. Bambu
Weird call. I'd say you index them as probability and the thing affected (wind, fire, what have you), but I'd like to ask: is it still based on spells/specialties/etc? So, a character might be better at manipulating fire compared to wind? If that's the case, I'd be more confident saying that it ought to be listed as both, as it indicates some inclination towards the abilities outside of the broad manipulation of probabilities.
SweetDao
SweetDao
Well, for example, a character could only be able to use low-level spells (wind blade, fireball, ...) while others could do stuff a bit more extreme like cutting space or rewinding time.

Technically, "everyone" would be able to do what others do, the problem is the magical power of individual and controlling the mana itself. Let me show you a paragraph so you can understand:
"I just manipulated the movement of the air around my finger. I synchronized the random movement of the molecules that make up the air in one direction. As I said, this is a manipulation of probability, and this phenomenon can occur naturally. Of course, it is only possible probabilistically, so in reality, this kind of phenomenon will never occur naturally. Magic is basically like this, so it cannot cause something that is absolutely impossible to happen."
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"Hmm... I'll cut it short then. That was called causal magic. This is just a manipulation of probability, so it cannot change the properties of matter. For example, for water, the melting point at one atmosphere is 10 degrees, the boiling point is 100 degrees, and the density at 4 degrees is 1.00g/cm3, but this itself cannot be changed. When you use magic to boil water, you don't lower the boiling point to the air temperature, but raise the temperature of the water to 100 degrees."
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Mr. Bambu
Mr. Bambu
Hesitantly say that they would get the abilities displayed by the applications of their probability manipulation, then.
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