IF the total universe for whatever that is collectively was at zero point energy hypothetically speaking what would gravity look like?

I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're asking.

 

Is it possible to rephrase your question?

We don't know.

 

You're trying to mesh two very diffrent versions of physics. QM and Relativity do no go well together. Come back when we have a Quantum Theory of Gravity.

I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're asking.

 

Is it possible to rephrase your question?

 

Well with one possible scenario for the universe is heat death, so I am basically equating a total zero point energy state with the final product being that, or the universe moving until its collectively reached heat death or a uniform zero energy point. So with relativity I think objects have to be referenced to one another via a formalism to deduce physical observables from them, if whatever all of space happens to be, which I guess happen to have to hold physical observables as properties in order to exist, had zero point energy, what would gravity look like?