Attack Potency Nahida (Genshin Impact)

[FinePoint]

Given some of the arguments provided, I'd probably lean neutral for now or more in favor of a possibly rating.

I'd be willing to compromise with a possibly.

I understand scaling via status is generally dubious, but I think it's made pretty clear in this case.

 

[Furina003]

Given some of the arguments provided, I'd probably lean neutral for now or more in favor of a possibly rating.

I can't prove much more, because I already explained what I know in the OP.
So the point in my scaling is that gods are not just a status or title but to draw a more powerful entity, even the birth of a god will affect the world.

The source of human power is only a portion of the power granted by the archons, so I think the 7A feats that humans can do, such as Dehya, Tighnari, etc., utilize only a portion of the Archon's power in the form of visions, which are the source of human power. Nahida is the Dendro Archon, the god who leads the Sumeru region where Dehya and Tighnari reside.

 

[Furina003]

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[Furina003]

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[Furina003]

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[ActuallySpaceMan42]

I disagree. The first statement is about when they die, which would at most be a Self-Destruction rating upscaled beyond all humans in the verse. The influencing statement is unscalable, since it seems like a passive effect with no combat relevance.

 

[Furina003]

I disagree. The first statement is about when they die, which would at most be a Self-Destruction rating upscaled beyond all humans in the verse. The influencing statement is unscalable, since it seems like a passive effect with no combat relevance.

This is not the only scaling proposed, what do you think about the others?

I can't prove much more, because I already explained what I know in the OP.
So the point in my scaling is that gods are not just a status or title but to draw a more powerful entity, even the birth of a god will affect the world.

The source of human power is only a portion of the power granted by the archons, so I think the 7A feats that humans can do, such as Dehya, Tighnari, etc., utilize only a portion of the Archon's power in the form of visions, which are the source of human power. Nahida is the Dendro Archon, the god who leads the Sumeru region where Dehya and Tighnari reside.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

From what I can tell, the issue isn't whether she has that power, but whether she can utilize it in combat, which has not been demonstrated. Shey and his arguments convey a lot of what I feel.

 

[Furina003]

From what I can tell, the issue isn't whether she has that power, but whether she can utilize it in combat, which has not been demonstrated. Shey and his arguments convey a lot of what I feel.

Firstly, thank you for your input
but, This is quite confusing to me. How can Nahida not use her power when she is the owner of that power? Humans only borrow the power of the gods that is given to them. That is why humans can fight using elemental energy. Doesn't attack potential refer to the energy that can be released, rather than whether she can fight or not?
I think, this feat already implies that Archons are superior to humans.

The term “god” is consistently used to describe a more powerful entity, such as Skirk, who says that gods are powerful beings that have influenced the world since their birth. Skirk also explains that when Skofnurngr took the power of the stars, he became a being equal to a god, who was originally just a human being. From this, we can conclude that gods are entities that are far more powerful than humans. That is why Skofnurngr, who was originally human, was able to ascend to godhood when he gained sufficient power.

perhaps this is all I can explain further

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Firstly, thank you for your input
but, This is quite confusing to me. How can Nahida not use her power when she is the owner of that power? Humans only borrow the power of the gods that is given to them. That is why humans can fight using elemental energy. Doesn't attack potential refer to the energy that can be released, rather than whether she can fight or not?
I think, this feat already implies that Archons are superior to humans.

Yes, but there has to be a statement that gods can release a certain level of power regardless of who they are, some kind of blanket statement. So far, the only one you've shown is when they die or when they are born.