u/NearTheHeart

I'm obviously not Snow, stop sending him so many messages bruh how did so many people fall for the ragebait? I am stormzfather. I orchestrated this entire drama.

I was impersonating multiple people including thier writing styles, reverse psychology, layered deception, to throw you all of and make you think I was someone else. Literally none of you guessed this lmfao. Everyone kept saying their guesses just to give the obvious one I was pretending to be rather than the true manipulator behind the scenes 😏

Ok last post. Here's my takes:

Japanese > Chinese no diff. Literally any scaling system. Normal scaling? Y'all get negged by Beatrice, Blank, etc. Pure Methodology? Y'all get gapped by Akiyama.

Chen Ran: illogical reasoning merchant. Even a leap year isn't as big as his logical leaps.

90% of "chinese logical scaling top tiers": planning merchants. "I planned the whole novel ahh feat." Methodology 😭 Akiyama victims. Y'all use anything narrative and call it methodology just because there's a small explanation.

Don't get me started on the writing 🥀 I read 18LoH before sleep so I can fall asleep faster. Doesn't even work, just makes my head hurt and loses my braincells after reading the illogical reasoning the doesn't even connect .

Even Death Note has better writing.

Near > L low diff. Narrative obv.

Light is honestly underrated compared to L. Everyone acts like he's an antifeat merchant when the bigger antifeat merchant is L. Literally a whole ass post already on L being a fraud but L fans act like he mid diffs Light. "He was holding back bro" ok so? If he always holds back then he's always easy to outsmart so he scales low. And Light canonically won 🤣

So many post removals. Cord is so much better than this place. You can post almost anything without getting banned. This place has mods removing literally everything thay goes against their agenda 🫩 (literally 1984) I wasn't even the first to join and start jokeposting here, literally all of my friends have made alts just to see what's going on, there are like 20 accounts made within the past week alone in this subreddit and that's if you don't include the hidden lurkers.

Your best friend, your worst enemy, your closest ally... he might just be an alt account made by one of the people in my server ✌️

Also I tagged the post. Happy? 🥀 Boomer ahh requirements.

Turns out he's not just a scaling systems merchant. I had a talk with Akiglaz- I mean the Akiyama glazer and he gave evidence that justifies some of Akiyama's antifeats such as the letter antifeat.

Akiyama > L mid diff.

Akiyama > Light mid diff.

Akiyama > Mello mid diff.

All 4 of them are LT Near victims 🥱

Since Akiyama is so goated, he could make Near stop parallel processing puzzles to spend a few minutes destroying him.

"N-Nao! Where is Nao! Save me!"

One of the main reasons why Near is downplayed below L. Either scaling system users saying "he doesn't have enough feats" or narrative scalers who take the story at face value rather than looking at it in depth and realizing the most probable interpretations using Bayesian reasoning.

LT Near > MT Near low diff.

LT Near > L low diff.

LT Near > Light low diff.

Why use scaling systems to feed your biases rather than just arguing logically? If an omniscient character can no-diff outsmart your favourite character then why should that even be a problem? 🤔

FSIQ - Near (takes everything)

EQ - Near (takes everything other than EM and EE)

SQ - Near (L takes social skills and integration)

AC - L (pity point)

Reasoning - Near (close)

Strategy - Near (takes everything)

Planning - Near (takes everything)

Manipulation - Near (takes everything)

Deception - Near (takes everything)

Foresight - Near (takes everything)

Sensory - Near (takes everything)

Field skills - L

Adaptability - Near

Overall: Near 🥹

L fans downplay Light and call him low tier just because he make a few mistakes. You're throwing stones from a glass building. L also make mistakes, sometimes even bigger blunder than Lights.

Here are some questions I have for people who say that L low diffs Light/Near/Mello.

Also u/Fit_Veterinarian_729 post gave me most of this ideas based on his post and document he shared: https://www.reddit.com/r/IntelligenceScaling/comments/1t78es3/breaking_news_light_yagami_reveals_he_fooled_the/

Most of his arguments was against L but he downplayed Light 😅 but it's okay because at least his a Near fan.

Question 1: When L did the broadcast trap at the start, why did he reveal that he's alive? He could have just kept using the same trap many times again. He didn't even need to do a public challenge, he could have just done normal news broadcasts. That way he can catch Kira without using the police or revealing himself.

Question 2: Why did L even care so much about getting police help? They did almost nothing. The task force was useless. L also knew that Kira was most likely in the police force or related to them. If Kira was actually in the police force, he would have stayed behind with the other 6 members and easily infiltrated the task force. L got lucky that Kira was only a family member of the police and not part of them.

Question 3: Why didn't L give the FBI agents fake IDs to use? He should have given the people like Penber fake IDs. This guy literally gave the Japanese task force fake IDs, and they are well-known people. It makes even more sense to give the secretive FBI force fake IDs.

Question 4: When L found out Kira can access police information, why did he still let them put their information into their computers? L had the police hide the deaths from the news because he doesn't want Kira to find the result of the test, but that's pointless if Kira doesn't need the news.

Question 5: If you're going to blame Light for Teru Mikami's mistake, then are you going to blame L for Raye Penber's mistake? Double standard.

Question 6: L fans say that Light is a fraud because he fell for a simple trick at the cafe. Firstly everyone makes errors, Light is not omniscient and L surprised Light with multiple tricks to distract his mind. Secondly, L also falls for simple tricks. Light manipulated L by sending a distraction message and L spent a week trying to decipher it and watch over the prisoners. Does that mean L is a fraud? At least Light adapted to the trick in only a few seconds, L literally spent a week being bamboozled.

Question 7: People say Light got lucky because he coincidentally met Naomi, but there are also times where L got lucky and Light got unlucky. For example Light was unlucky that Naomi even existed and Penber told her about the incident and she was smart enough to deduce the details of the hijacking. Secondly, L got lucky that Light's family was part of the first 12 families investigated. This is literally an 8.5% chance if you include all 141 families. L got lucky and Light got unlucky in this example.

Question 8: L had like 10 cameras hidden on Light's desk. Light had a small tv weighing down the chips bag. How did L not notice something weird when the almost chips bag was unmoved the whole night that Light was studying, and then also the outline caused by gravity accentuating the TV after Light picked up the bag to throw it in the bin?

Question 9: Why did L remove all the voice recorders from Light's room? Why didn't he just leave 1 behind? He would have heard when Light returned home and shouted at Ryuk angrily. Literally he could have just left behind 1 single voice recorder in a hidden area.

Question 10: When L did self-revelation, why didn't he use someone else that pretends to be him? He used another person to self-reveal to the director's daughter who was the second Kira suspect, why didn't he do that for Light as well? This makes no sense to use another person for the director's daughter but his real self for Light.

Question 11: L fans say Light's memory loss plan is invalid because he had 3 days to come up with it. What about L's cafe trap then? He literally had 3 MONTHS to come up with it. Light's formulation speed is much faster than L's. Light comes up with all his strategies and plans in only a few days, sometimes a few minutes, meanwhile L comes up with mediocre plans after thinking for weeks. No wonder he spend an entire week distracted by Light's manipulation message. Also L's cafe trap wasn't even that impressive compared to Light's memory loss plan and he had much more time than Light. Even self-revelation he had weeks to come up with. L takes so much time to come up with all his strategies that are below Light's strategies and people really think L no diffs Light.

Question 12: People act like L's adversity capacity is definitely above Light's even though L fell off his chair after hearing about shinigami. Light only fell backwards after actually seeing one with his own eyes which was actually terrifying, L only heard the word and just fell from his chair. Also he got super depressed after losing the trail of Kira when Light did his memory loss plan. L's AC is alright, but how is it superhuman or above Light?

Question 13: L's emotional intelligence is overrated too. The message L came up with to try convince Misa to not contact Light was "You must not get close to Kira out of curiosity. If you contact Kira, you will only be used and killed. Kira is a mass murderer, you must not help him. What you must do now is think of the value of human life and atone for your crimes by revealing what you know to the police." Revealing what she knows to the police? Atoning for her crimes? Why is L being such a idiot? He's literally having no empathy for Misa. The message is blunt and negative rather than being understanding of the human heart. This is like telling a student to write down "I am an evil person that deserves punishment" 100 times to make them reflect on their wrongdoings and become better. That will only make them more rebellious. Most teachers do something this stupid, their EQ is low as well. The message from L obviously didn't work. Misa did the opposite of what L tried to make her do. Most people are not going to understand this point because they don't understand EQ properly.

Question 14: Why did L not lie to Light after Misa was confined? He could have said something like "Misa confessed that you are Kira" or "Misa has a picture of you in her room" or anything to try and trick Light rather than telling him the truth. Even better, he could have locked Light up because it became confirmed in his mind that Light is Kira. Anyone with a brain would have confined Light. You can't say "L didn't do that because it's illegal" he literally does illegal things all the time such as the security cameras.

Question 15: Why did L sit on his chair watching Light for 30 days straight after the killings of Kira resumed? Couldn't he at least do some investigation? A whole month of Kira killing is pretty insane just for L to do nothing about it, hoping something happens just by staring at Light.

Question 16: Why did L reveal that he is the second and third best detective in the world as well? He's giving information to Light for no reason. Same with revealing that Watari is the L behind the laptop and that he only tricked Light into thinking there's another L.

Question 17: Why did L let Light take the notebook, turn his back, pull out a pin, prick himself, and then write down Higuchi's name when they were both right next to each other in the helicopter? L literally suspected Light multiple times even after he lost his memory and L even confirmed that he believes Light will become Kira again after Higuchi gets caught. Also Higuchi literally died 1 minute after Light got the notebook and started screaming weirdly. People try to "debunk" Light's memory loss plan even though Light executed it almost perfectly. L was the one who made all the mistakes and got outsmarted by Light.

Question 18: Why did L not recheck the footages of Misa to confirm if a shinigami was present? Light memorized 64 cameras after being said once, L couldn't even remember Misa had footage.

Question 19: Some L fans say he was "holding back" to justify him going easy on Light but I can say the same thing for Light. When Light revealed that he's connected to the police force, he could have purposely did it because he foresaw that L wasn't smart enough to win him even after gaining an advantage, so he was purposely holding back. If you're going to say Light wasn't holding back then L wasn't holding back as well. Also Light was the one who was actually holding back even more than L because he didn't even trade for the shinigami eyes, otherwise he could kill L even more easily after self revelation by setting the time of his death to the future and controlling him so that he becomes less suspicious of Light. This is proved in the manga that Light planned to do this after getting the name from Misa.

Question 20: L fans say Light had the advantage because he had a magical notebook and shinigami and stuff. L LITERALLY IS A BILLIONARE and he also could command the entire world's police and he had advanced technology and he had subordinates like Wendy who could literally bypass every advanced security system in the world. L had so many resources but he never even used them properly. L is noob in resource managing. The deathnote wasn't even that important of advantage for Light because he literally didn't know L's name so he can't even use it. In volume 2 of death note, L says "Fortunately, we've gotten commitments from police in every country including the U.S. to provide us with information and forensic expertise". So L had all the advantages against Light. L could literally build an entire mansion for himself to maintain all the privacy with advanced technological support which he did. Light was not even that advantaged, they had almost equal advantage. People saying like L was disadvantaged massively need to stop being unfair to Light.

Question 21: Why do some people say L no diffs Light when Light literally won against L canonically? How is it no diff? Light literally won. Okay you can make arguments like Light had advantages and whatever to say L is higher than Light but that's still does not make it no diff. Otherwise if it's no diff L should have won. If it's high diff then okay that's not unfair and makes sense, I think its high-extreme diff, but they are close.

Summary, L does not win against Light easily, L fans should stop downplaying Light and being inconsistent and having standard of only Light's mistakes being mistakes but L's mistakes not being antifeats saying he "was holding back" or saying only L has theories to make him smarter but Light is not. Light scales close to L and their around the same intelligence. L had the task force, anonymity, so much resources, and Light was constantly keeping up with him and manipulated him. At the end, Light even outsmarted him fully as only a small part of his plan. Light manipulated Rem and multiple other characters, taking in various variables in his mind like the resources available and the psychology of the different people to cause L to fall then deceived the people in a way to replace L and take over the world as Kira. Even if you argue "He spent 3 whole days coming up with this strategy!" but when did L ever come up with such a complex and good strategy in 3 days? L is so slow he literally spends weeks doing nothing every time Light manipulates him, and his best strategies are flawed too because he can usually do something much better that even I can think of. So why do people debunk Light but they ignore L's mistakes? L is overrated. Light is underrated. Simple as that. Near is even more underrated and better than both.

They were going toe-to-toe against each other in the story.

Light even won canonically. How can you say L mid diffs or low diffs when he couldn't even win?

Even the biggest DN haters act like L is the only character from DN without flaws meanwhile they nitpick all of Light's mistakes and downscale him to getting no-diffed by L as if the literal victory Light had was just luck.

Near: Underrated. People only scale L high above him because of L's aura and the anime cutting out Near's reasoning.

Mello: Very underrated. People underrate him because of scaling systems. Even people that act like they don't use scaling systems underrate him because they nitpick every category rather than scaling his overall outsmarting.

Light: Fairly rated. Balanced with fans and haters.

L: Overrated. Even the biggest death note downplayers act like L is irrefutably above the Death Note verse and glaze him nonstop.