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it's just a name, nothing to do with beach. it's on other side of town (literally), you need to borrow kim's skateboard to get there.Where is this supposed "Surf's Shop"? I've checked the beach, where you'd THINK it would be, but there's nothing there. Checked every single time of day. And can't check in the past...
Thanks. Do you also know how to increase relationships with everyone? Or is that just done normally through the questing.it's just a name, nothing to do with beach. it's on other side of town (literally), you need to borrow kim's skateboard to get there.
talking with them when possible like on camping trip with family. otherwise questing.Thanks. Do you also know how to increase relationships with everyone? Or is that just done normally through the questing.
yep father is his own himselfia it milfsex if mc fucks his mother before he gets born?
Nah, I don't see how that could possibly work. The MC might have a much older brother, but he wouldn't father himself. That makes no sense. The half of him that isn't from his mother can't be from his own self. Otherwise, the MC would be ¾ his mom and only ¼ himself . . . or something. It doesn't make sense scientifically or mathematically. Even in science fiction, you need the semblance of being scientific, which this wouldn't have.yep father is his own himself
Should be granddad on both sides, just to make sure.yep father is his own himself
You are questioning gene combinations but not time travel? Time travel never makes sense, in no way whatsoever, starting with the problem that the universe is in constant movement, so even if one could move through time, he would end up somewhere in the void (or inside the earth), depending on the time difference and direction.Nah, I don't see how that could possibly work. The MC might have a much older brother, but he wouldn't father himself. That makes no sense. The half of him that isn't from his mother can't be from his own self. Otherwise, the MC would be ¾ his mom and only ¼ himself . . . or something. It doesn't make sense scientifically or mathematically. Even in science fiction, you need the semblance of being scientific, which this wouldn't have.
Right, but the problem is that the MC gets half his genes from his mother and half his genes from . . . himself, which gets half his genes from . . . himself,. . . . It's an echoing loop that comes to no logical conclusion. I agree that time travel itself is ridiculous scientifically, but even if we accept that basic premise for this story, the fathering of oneself breaks down even within the parameters of something that defies science anyway.You are questioning gene combinations but not time travel? Time travel never makes sense, in no way whatsoever, starting with the problem that the universe is in constant movement, so even if one could move through time, he would end up somewhere in the void (or inside the earth), depending on the time difference and direction.
Let's just assume that thanks to the magic that allows him to time travel mostr of his genes are dominant and he only gets from his mothers side what he got in the first place.
Depends which halfRight, but the problem is that the MC gets half his genes from his mother and half his genes from . . . himself, which gets half his genes from . . . himself,. . . . It's an echoing loop that comes to no logical conclusion. I agree that time travel itself is ridiculous scientifically, but even if we accept that basic premise for this story, the fathering of oneself breaks down even within the parameters of something that defies science anyway.
What I was more speaking to wasn't that it defies actual science and math (which it ofc does), because time travel can't happen either — you can't exist before you actually exist; that's a paradox. I was using shorthand for terms to mean that even willingly suspending disbelief to accept time travel, the logic of looping endlessly into yourself (out of yourself?) is too much (for me, at least). Ignoring everything else, making something out of nothing is a bridge too far for me. That's really what I meant.
No, not really. You're oversimplifying to make the formula work. The genes cannot come from the very thing receiving the genes. That literally makes no sense.Depends which halfThat's why I mentioned the dominant ones.
If we eliminate the random factor and he as father donates all genes that come not from his mother, than it's a constant.
AB (mc) + AD (mom) can result in AB, if all B's remain and all Ds get eliminated.
No, not really. You're oversimplifying to make the formula work. The genes cannot come from the very thing receiving the genes. That literally makes no sense.
Long story short: I can only stretch my brain so far, and time travel itself has practically taxed it as it is. This creating oneself stuff, again, is a bridge too far for me.
I would have likened it to Red DwarfYou must be registered to see the links
(Btw, in Futurama, Fry is his own grandfather, this is not something new)
I doubt that as well, after all he is changing things constantly. Haven't played lately but in my book that dickhead ex boyfriend of his mom might be the one, something that happened before he arrived in the past.Personally I don't see the story going in the direction of the MC being his own father.
The Jock is looking good for the prime suspect of "who's the father" but the answer I'm interested in is what happened to the MC aunt?I doubt that as well, after all he is changing things constantly. Haven't played lately but in my book that dickhead ex boyfriend of his mom might be the one, something that happened before he arrived in the past.