Tier System?

Lost braincells while reading this

Were you trolling with this?
Hulk at mountain level? Superman/Thor/Dr Strange at city level? WBH at planet level?

There is soo much wrong with this.

Tier 8 - omniversal
tier 9 - hyperversal

what?

Literally everyone you mentioned with the exception of Batman, Spider-Man, and Deadpool are Tier 7 or higher.

the best version of spiderman i know is the beyonder spiderman he just remade all creation in a moment. therefore making it a tier 10.

tier 10 is omniversal ''not outerversal''

^^That's a non-standard version of Spider-Man, not normal Spider-Man.

The decimal system made sense I see... :)

Hyperversal level comes after complex multiversal.

high-outerverse level > omniversal level.

well, what about Characters that are high 1-A/ outerversal tier? They outperform characters that are only baseline 1-A / Outerversal tier.

Outerversal is outerversal high mid low whatsoever that is the way it is going to work tier 9 is outerversal if you are tier 10 boundless then you are omniversal.

Characters like Lucifer who are near omnipotent at Tier 10/Omniversal. but in the various wiki sources of Fandom. his Tier: 1-A. according to wiki fandom's tiering system. that's because he didn't perform an omniversal feat level, nor an Outerversal.

No your right. I am just saying in general 1A is classified as outerversal whereas Tier 0 is classified as omniversal (boundless). Whereas 2A to 1-B is all tier 8 complex multiversal to hyperversal.

from my point of view, characters demonstrating an omniverse feat still doesn't make them boundless.

the omniversal is the ability to destroy infinite megaverses or things beyond endless levels of infinity. then we have

omniversal +, this power refers to characters/or beings that are capable of not only creating and/or destroying an omniverse, but also structures and planes of reality beyond it. and finally we have

absolute infinity (Ω): can be viewed roughly as a notion that transcends and encompasses all infinities. In Georg Cantor's transfinite set theory, not only are there are sets of infinite size (like the set of natural numbers) but there are sets (like the set of real numbers) whose infinite size is larger. Moreover, by Cantor's theorem, one can generate an infinite sequence of infinite sets whose infinite sizes are larger and larger infinities.

it should also be noted that the idea of infinity, in Cantor's set theory, the theorem that the cardinality (numerical size) of a set is strictly less than the cardinality of its power set, or collection of subsets. In symbols, a finite set S with n elements contains 2n subsets, so that the cardinality of the set S is n and its power set P(S) is 2n.

that half Tier between each Tier could be a good start for update.

I wouldn't risk it with that change. If that happens we would have to relook almost every profile which would take a while and I'm afraid this will result in another stat loss. Exact 10 tiers are good enough, It's just the renaming and being specific that needs to change.

@Tigerking2020 How can we be more specific without splitting tiers?

I already Posted my idea, Here it is again:
1 Athlete / Peak Human / Superhuman / Building
2 Island / Mountain
3 Country / Continent
4 Small Planet/Large Planet/Dwarf Star/Small Star/Large Star
5 Solar System/Multi-Solar System/Galaxy/Multi-Galaxy
6 Low Universal/High Universal/Universal+
7 Multi-Universal/Low Multiversal/Multiversal/Multiversal+
8 Low Complex Multiversal/Complex Multiversal/High Complex Multiversal/Low Hyperversal/Hyperversal/High Hyperversal.
9 Outerversal
10 Omniversal

Wouldn't it be more clear to only name the 'starting point' of a Tier?
1. Athlete+
2. Island+
3. Country+
4. Planet+
...
Naming all different 'levels' within that Tier makes it confusing. Like a Small Planet AND a Large Star... that billions in difference.

1 Athlete / Peak Human / Superhuman / Building
2 Island / Mountain
3 Country / Continent
4 Small Planet/Large Planet/Dwarf Star/Small Star/Large Star
5 Solar System/Multi-Solar System/Galaxy/Multi-Galaxy
6 Universal
7 Multi-Universal/Multiversal
8 Complex Multiversal/Hyperversal
9 Outerversal
10 Omniversal

Having more precise tiers in the lower tiers would be a great achievement, it would be possible to really be more accurate for once.
However, I still recommend to change Tier Omniverse back to outerversal. The reason I think Omniversal isn't a good term is, that it simply lacks definition, or is defined differently in various works of fiction. Just one example: if one actually takes Marvels definition into consideration which includes our real world it should be obvious that is impossible for any character to accomplish this.

4 is just Planet or Star, right? Why specify 'all' sizes?

I mean just in case. But I'll be also fine with only using Planet and Star.

Agree, in return of doing this get rid of The Omniversal tier

Very great idea @Remy94
This will fix some of the stats for the characters that are busted

Thanks

Do you have some ideas on how it would be better?

@Galactus I don't know what the guide lines are? For example What do characters have to do to be considered universal or multiversal, how do you determine this? If I understand more I can make some suggestions.

The only confusion I guess is when Low 2-C is classified as universal+ or multiversal could go either way.