Solo Difference - Explain please

[BloodSeed]

You say that for example Itachi solo's Kaguya (no bashing please -_- almost no one is a fan of kaguya so i had to put her here) negative difference. OK, lets look at the differences.

Spoiler

Negative
Low
Medium
High

So, if you say High difference, it means that there is a lot of difference between their power so Itachi wins by a big difference. What I don't get is that some say low difference when they actually mean a lot of big differences between their power levels. And some even say negative difference meaning he will just one-shot anyone when negative means there is a difference of higher skill on the other character. Explain this -_-

sword of tatsuka GG!

 

[chopstickchakra]

You say that for example Itachi solo's Kaguya (no bashing please -_- almost no one is a fan of kaguya so i had to put her here) negative difference. OK, lets look at the differences.

Spoiler

Negative
Low
Medium
High

So, if you say High difference, it means that there is a lot of difference between their power so Itachi wins by a big difference. What I don't get is that some say low difference when they actually mean a lot of big differences between their power levels. And some even say negative difference meaning he will just one-shot anyone when negative means there is a difference of higher skill on the other character. Explain this -_-

diff. doesn't mean difference in these situations it means difficulty. Mid diff. means he/she wins with medium level of difficulty on their part.

 

[chopstickchakra]

Diff on this site means difficulty.

I wonder what OP means.... I always thought it meant original post.

original poster or original post.

"what is the op talking about?" < In that op would mean original poster

"The Op has everything bolded, so reread it (something like that)." < in this is means original post.

You forgot One Piece also. I made a thread about all the abbreviations everywhere on this site, there's a lot of them. Someone tried starting to use ET for Eternal Tsukuyomi rather than the pretty much accepted IT(infinite Tsukuyomi) when ET is almost always recognized as Edo Tensei. Needless to say it was causing some confusion in the post.