More than
More than adjective - (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree.
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- Sonic Advance has a similar situation at work- the final stage, the X-Zone, is nothing more than a boss rush; you spend no more than a few seconds outside of boss fights playing normally.
- Given that they've mentioned gods outside the traditional twelve Olympians and have only used "Lord of Kobol" as a synonym for "god", not a subset, there are probably more than twelve.
Source: Fanon / Live-Action TV -
The problem comes from the fact that outside Arenas, no one wants or needs more than one of those, leading towards players just ignoring it and instead gearing for a different stat.
Source: Dump Stat
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