Destroying multiverse without time?

[TheOrangeGuy09]

Let's say a character can destroy the entire multiverse, but it's never once implied that he destroys past and future of each universe as well. Would he just be 3-A? If there are infinite universes, would he be High 3-A? Just curious.

 

[Bernkastelll]

Let's say a character can destroy the entire multiverse, but it's never once implied that he destroys past and future of each universe as well. Would he just be 3-A? If there are infinite universes, would he be High 3-A? Just curious.

I think multiverse stuff are tier 2 by default unless its obvious that the verse treats it as a mere 3D feat

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I think multiverse stuff are tier 2 by default unless its obvious that the verse treats it as a mere 3D feat

I mean, we do treat universal destruction as Tier 2 only if all points of time is explicitly affected, so why would multiverse be any different? It's just a collection of universes, after all.

 

[Hasty12345]

I believe if the attacks pass through the space between the universes we consider it a tier 2 feat.

 

[OrangeFR]

I believe if the attacks pass through the space between the universes we consider it a tier 2 feat.

I’m pretty sure it’s only tier 2 if each universe is infinite in size, affecting an infinitely sized universe is high 3-A and it would not make sense if affecting multiple finite universes is greater than effecting one infinite universe

 

[Hasty12345]

I’m pretty sure it’s only tier 2 if each universe is infinite in size

tier 2 only requires each spacetime to be universal in size, not infinite.

 

[OrangeFR]

tier 2 only requires each spacetime to be universal in size, not infinite.

I swear you needed uni+ for that, I’ll look on the pages later

 

[LMalone22]

I think that would be just H3-A since it only destroys infinitely large space on an infinite scale without destroying time itself in each universe, so I think it's H3-A but with maybe an added layer from this achievement

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I think that would be just H3-A since it only destroys infinitely large space on an infinite scale without destroying time itself in each universe, so I think it's H3-A but with maybe an added layer from this achievement

My thoughts as well tbh

 

[Qawsedf234]

Let's say a character can destroy the entire multiverse, but it's never once implied that he destroys past and future of each universe as well. Would he just be 3-A? If there are infinite universes, would he be High 3-A? Just curious.

Since its an infinite amount of matter, this feat would be High 3-A with 2-A range.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

If a character is stated to have destroyed a universe or multiverse, it is generally implied that both space and time were affected unless there is explicit visual or contextual evidence indicating that only the physical matter was impacted. Similarly, if the multiverse in question consists solely of multiple, separate three-dimensional universes without higher-dimensional structures, then High 3-A makes sense.