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Ofc I agree that her tits are amazing, but it's a literal crime to state that this is the only reason why he loves herTbf her tits really are the best of all we've seen yet, especially her pretty nipples.
Ofc I agree that her tits are amazing, but it's a literal crime to state that this is the only reason why he loves herTbf her tits really are the best of all we've seen yet, especially her pretty nipples.
Nah I think that's a Ulysses thing. One of the Space Station audio logs mentioned that the Proto-Xenomorphs managed to hit a non-combat zone designated for autist's rehab with ease. So I'm more inclined to believe that the company is the one designating said zones, and not because it's the nature of the server itself.
As for people dying in Eternum if it’s meant to be heavens and hells, that could be explained by if I’m not mistaken in some versions of the afterlife warriors battle eternally, dying and raising again. Perhaps the idea of “non-combat servers,” we’re there are no weapons or magics “allowed,” as opposed to non-combat areas in a combat server, is a reflection of this. In some people’s idea of heaven for example battle and rebirth is part of the heavenly ideal. And the idea of suffering in a hell by dying and being reborn and dying again over and over in a cowardly or terrible way is hellish. This could explain the red herring sever. We reunited a mother and daughter trapped in a hell, and then they we able to go to another place, a heaven server perhaps. A “non-combat server,” where there would be no more death.
If you haven't tasted something in real world and you taste the same thing inside Eternum what taste will you experience? You will experience the thing your mind perceives and not the actual taste.Everything you experience in life is only experience because your brain can perceive it. There are entire schools of philosophy that posit that this whole universe is just an illusion and you are a "brain in a vat" imagining it. There is currently no way to disprove this hypothesis. With that in mind, what you experience in Eternum is 100% real to your brain. The way the game works is it hijacks your sensory input, so for all intents and purposes your brain perceives everything exactly the same way in eternum as it perceives the real world. So, to your brain its real, weather or not a few clusters of atoms configured as cells provide the input or a few clusters of atoms configured as a neural implant.
And if she didn't know what to expect, would it be tasteless? I think the implant is programmed to give you the taste, not only your perceptionIf you haven't tasted something in real world and you taste the same thing inside Eternum what taste will you experience? You will experience the thing your mind perceives and not the actual taste.
If you pay attention to dalia's blowjob scene, at the end she says that the cum tastes exactly like she thought it would. She's not actually tasting the real cum. In reality her body is in her room doing nothing.
They're functionally the same thing. You perceive taste because your tongue sends signals to your brain (well, your olfactory receptors... details details). Eternum sends signals to your brain the same way. It may taste the same as you expect because that's how Eternum has decided you taste, but you're still actually tasting it. Like the Sushi, Eternum can fine tune what signals your brain is receiving, so the chemical indicators for what makes sushi taste good can be increased substantially in a simulation, but to your brain, you're still tasting something in the same way you taste anything else.If you haven't tasted something in real world and you taste the same thing inside Eternum what taste will you experience? You will experience the thing your mind perceives and not the actual taste.
If you pay attention to dalia's blowjob scene, at the end she says that the cum tastes exactly like she thought it would. She's not actually tasting the real cum. In reality her body is in her room doing nothing.
That would largely depend on your own definition of "best". I'm not a fan of really big udders but I still gotta say hers are spectacular.Tbf her tits really are the best of all we've seen yet, especially her pretty nipples.
Your own picture holds the truth.If you pay attention to dalia's blowjob scene, at the end she says that the cum tastes exactly like she thought it would. She's not actually tasting the real cum. In reality her body is in her room doing nothing.
But that would be the thing. A Non-combat *server* would remove the weapon and magic when you get there, you couldn't even get them out of your inventory, but a non-combat *zone* (like the facility) within a combat server is just a place Ulysses has said, no fighting at this place. Like in Ion, Pretorians enforce the non-combat at the entrance I'd guess because they have weapons there, but in a non-combat server, no weapons could come in at all... except maybe the weapons of Atlas. Atlas whose children (the weapons are named after them) are beyond the rules of the underworlds even in the mythology. I'm not sold on my theory here. It isn't as strong as thought at first, but it'll be interesting if maybe some parts of it hold up.Nah I think that's a Ulysses thing. One of the Space Station audio logs mentioned that the Proto-Xenomorphs managed to hit a non-combat zone designated for autist's rehab with ease. So I'm more inclined to believe that the company is the one designating said zones, and not because it's the nature of the server itself.
Nice Matrix question. But i think in the Eternum premises everything feels the way it should. It doesn't 'evoke' the memory of something, it sends you stimulaes through your neural system.If you haven't tasted something in real world and you taste the same thing inside Eternum what taste will you experience? You will experience the thing your mind perceives and not the actual taste.
Lots of inconsistencies, as you would expect with subject matter like this.About taste, if Eternum is a computer program it was programed by people who would know what things taste like as well, so they would program in the correct taste, being able to get it right by trial and error, unlike in the Matrix. And if it is not a computer program then the "player's" brains are reacting to a real thing being eaten by a real body they are temporally inhabiting in a real world that just exists elsewhere in time or space.
At least that's what the miserious guy in front of the Psyche statue implied. No one builds the environments of the servers. So, where do they come from?Lots of inconsistencies, as you would expect with subject matter like this.
I don't think the programmers could know if MC had pineapple the day before, unless they also scan his stomach contents and adjust accordingly. But hey, where do you begin and where do you stop?
The other theory of Eternum being completely real and just a weird way to cross dimensions is just as loaded with difficulties, but I think it would be the more intriguing one.
Or...non-combat servers are essentially realms that Ulysses have completely taken over, meaning they have full control in terms of what is allowed and how much security (that is, how heavy the Praetorian presence) the server has. Said servers also provide opportunities for Ulysses to entice non-combat minded folk to participate in Eternum, likely in the hopes of adding them to the cog that is the "game's" ecosystem: even if you're not a combatant/explorer who would venture into the territories uncontrolled by Ulysses to look for the gems of doom, you could still contribute by crafting and selling weapons, gear, food, provide sexual relief, recreation to help with the strain from the grind, etc.But that would be the thing. A Non-combat *server* would remove the weapon and magic when you get there, you couldn't even get them out of your inventory, but a non-combat *zone* (like the facility) within a combat server is just a place Ulysses has said, no fighting at this place. Like in Ion, Pretorians enforce the non-combat at the entrance I'd guess because they have weapons there, but in a non-combat server, no weapons could come in at all... except maybe the weapons of Atlas. Atlas whose children (the weapons are named after them) are beyond the rules of the underworlds even in the mythology. I'm not sold on my theory here. It isn't as strong as thought at first, but it'll be interesting if maybe some parts of it hold up.
It seems likely that there would maybe be events, or items tied to levels. A party for only players over lever thirty, for example. There maybe spells that you can only access at a certain level (that seemed to be the case when picking Penny's spell at Warthogs) and likewise weapons as well can be level locked.Ya know I'm curious if the leveling system is going to be more fleshed out.
The characters make it sound important but so far it hasn't been explained how leveling actually benefits characters.
Like when they explained it to calypso they just said playing and doing quests makes your level go up but not what tangible benefits leveling provides.
I believe Penny mentioned back in 0.3 during that weird phone conference thing that leveling doesn't really do anything except provide you access to certain spells and (possibly) items and gear. As one user in this thread put it (forgot who it was), it's basically more akin to a reputation system rather than an actual level system in a typical MMO.Ya know I'm curious if the leveling system is going to be more fleshed out.
The characters make it sound important but so far it hasn't been explained how leveling actually benefits characters.
Like when they explained it to calypso they just said playing and doing quests makes your level go up but not what tangible benefits leveling provides.
It was mentiond that levels are all about getting better equip and spells you can't have at lower levels but that's about it.Ya know I'm curious if the leveling system is going to be more fleshed out.
The characters make it sound important but so far it hasn't been explained how leveling actually benefits characters.
Like when they explained it to calypso they just said playing and doing quests makes your level go up but not what tangible benefits leveling provides.