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Yeah, looks like someone here disrupted order here...
Currently, everyone in EBF5 scales to Low 1-C through the party being able to fight the Devourer who views the entire world as a simulation. As much as this would scale to the Devourer (And to an extent, the Player) due to both of them existing outside of the EBF multiverse and viewing it as fiction, the issue arises over the fact that the party fought the Devourer inside the simulation. Basically, when the Devourer fought the party, it went inside of the very simulation it made in order to fight them, thus causing its own dimensionality to equal its simulation. It's pretty much like how a 3-D human goes inside their computer causing their own dimensionality to become the level of data, thereby making them weaker. That being said, there is no reason for the Party (And everyone else scaling to the party to an extent) to scale to the outside-simulation Devourer.
Furthermore, when the Devourer eventually left to go to the Player's higher dimension, there is no evidence that the Player actually sees the outside-universe Devourer as fiction in terms of being qualitatively superior. That being said, its keys should be like this:
Key: Inside its simulation | Outside its simulation/In the Player's dimension
So what will be the new ratings, you ask? Simple. The Devourer inside its simulation is strong enough to nuke the entire cosmology of EBF, which contains at least 2 universes (The main world and Snowflake's universe). Given that the party can fight the in-simulation Devourer, their new rating should be 2-C scaling to 2 universes.
As a little bonus to make up for the downgrade, the Devourer's lifting strength and speed outside of the simulation should be Immeasurable over the fact that it exists outside of the EBF multiverse that it views as a simulation, thereby making it qualitatively superior.
Currently, everyone in EBF5 scales to Low 1-C through the party being able to fight the Devourer who views the entire world as a simulation. As much as this would scale to the Devourer (And to an extent, the Player) due to both of them existing outside of the EBF multiverse and viewing it as fiction, the issue arises over the fact that the party fought the Devourer inside the simulation. Basically, when the Devourer fought the party, it went inside of the very simulation it made in order to fight them, thus causing its own dimensionality to equal its simulation. It's pretty much like how a 3-D human goes inside their computer causing their own dimensionality to become the level of data, thereby making them weaker. That being said, there is no reason for the Party (And everyone else scaling to the party to an extent) to scale to the outside-simulation Devourer.
Furthermore, when the Devourer eventually left to go to the Player's higher dimension, there is no evidence that the Player actually sees the outside-universe Devourer as fiction in terms of being qualitatively superior. That being said, its keys should be like this:
Key: Inside its simulation | Outside its simulation/In the Player's dimension
So what will be the new ratings, you ask? Simple. The Devourer inside its simulation is strong enough to nuke the entire cosmology of EBF, which contains at least 2 universes (The main world and Snowflake's universe). Given that the party can fight the in-simulation Devourer, their new rating should be 2-C scaling to 2 universes.
As a little bonus to make up for the downgrade, the Devourer's lifting strength and speed outside of the simulation should be Immeasurable over the fact that it exists outside of the EBF multiverse that it views as a simulation, thereby making it qualitatively superior.