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Possible 2-A better description?

Aeyu

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Would it be a good idea to give 2-A a better description like was done with 1-A?

To something like "Greater Multiverse", or something reminiscent?
 
Before, 1-A was Hyperverse+ and High Hyperverse+ level for lack of better terminology until the admins decided on "Outerversal", as a better alternative. 2-A follows this same pattern.
 
1-A is vastly different from 1-B, so it's not super accurate to just add a plus sign.

2-A is just 2-B but bigger.
 
Multiverse+ is fine as it is. It be a rather arduous and pointless effort to edit every 2-A character. Plus, it could clash with our term for High 2-A, "High Multiverse".
 
How would that affect 1-C though? A greater multiverse is not necessarily a complex one.
 
Well, Tier Low 1-C to High 1-C are still based on Multiverse theory albeit String Theory Multiverses. As Prom mentioned, 1-A is a much different concept than Hyperspace so it only made sense for it to get a different name.
 
I agree fully, but my method of thinking was more along the line of the fact that 2-A is a greater (transfinite) number of sum universes in its totality, and High 2-A is an even greater number than that (being infinite, or 5-D)
 
Generally speaking, yes. But that's the same as the whole Hyperverse+ thing. I would argue that Outerverse pretty much is the same as Hyperverse+, just a more accurate description.
 
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