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NoThat's confirmed? F.... Now i don't want to keep playing.
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NoThat's confirmed? F.... Now i don't want to keep playing.
No, he's saying that he'd consider that a bad ending. He really likes Scarlett and will be disappointed if there's not an ending that allows him to have herThat's confirmed? F.... Now i don't want to keep playing.
It was implied, Jestur said "she was happy in the future, right?" and that the game "wasn't only sunshine and rainbows".
I mean this is all probable.See the Idea of the fixed time line is that if you went back and changed anything, it was because you were "Supposed to have done so" so if you go back, kill your grandfather and bang your gandmother, turns out you always were your mother's father. because time fixes itself and even if you change the pieces, time still plays out the same results.
Which is a time travel theory I absolutely hate.
It plays on the notion of predetermination, which is absolute shit. Any one of us has the power to make tomorrow different then the day before by just committing to a course of action. Some folks just hate that concept though because they have to realize the reason they are miserable isn't some "Plan" its just the consequence of their choices.
So far, we've seen little ripples in time, but then again, we have only changed little things.
The fact that "We" saved Jessica from being abortopunched though makes it seem like a fixed timeline and we've always done so which would give credence to the fixed timeline theory.
Also considering we are the "Mysterious Man" just older gives credence to the fact that this has all happened before. Hopefully though that is just us from the future trying to find where he "went wrong" in his attempt and is trying to do it right this time around.... not letting us see what Skyler sent us is probably one of those things...
Jestur.... GIVE ME MOOOOOAAAAR! -Grabby Hands-
I am of the same opinion. It seems like the Mystery Man is just older us, our Father is just older us, and the reason all the older versions of the characters we meet in the past are single for several years is because the older version of us is going to the past to help himself and can't stay with them (which is why one of them was so upset with us hanging out with her daughter, she knows it's actually our daughter aswell).See the Idea of the fixed time line is that if you went back and changed anything, it was because you were "Supposed to have done so" so if you go back, kill your grandfather and bang your gandmother, turns out you always were your mother's father. because time fixes itself and even if you change the pieces, time still plays out the same results.
Which is a time travel theory I absolutely hate.
It plays on the notion of predetermination, which is absolute shit. Any one of us has the power to make tomorrow different then the day before by just committing to a course of action. Some folks just hate that concept though because they have to realize the reason they are miserable isn't some "Plan" its just the consequence of their choices.
So far, we've seen little ripples in time, but then again, we have only changed little things.
The fact that "We" saved Jessica from being abortopunched though makes it seem like a fixed timeline and we've always done so which would give credence to the fixed timeline theory.
Also considering we are the "Mysterious Man" just older gives credence to the fact that this has all happened before. Hopefully though that is just us from the future trying to find where he "went wrong" in his attempt and is trying to do it right this time around.... not letting us see what Skyler sent us is probably one of those things...
Jestur.... GIVE ME MOOOOOAAAAR! -Grabby Hands-
Fixed Time (for the past) is the only thing that makes any sense though, simply because it already happened. Even if you went back, killed grampa, and banged grandma, and became your mothers father, nothing in your present would change. It had already happened, and had already been that way for your entire life. At best you would create a divergent point (multiple timelines) but your past has already been written, because it has already occurred, and you have already lived through it.See the Idea of the fixed time line is that if you went back and changed anything, it was because you were "Supposed to have done so" so if you go back, kill your grandfather and bang your gandmother, turns out you always were your mother's father. because time fixes itself and even if you change the pieces, time still plays out the same results.
Which is a time travel theory I absolutely hate.
It plays on the notion of predetermination, which is absolute shit. Any one of us has the power to make tomorrow different then the day before by just committing to a course of action. Some folks just hate that concept though because they have to realize the reason they are miserable isn't some "Plan" its just the consequence of their choices.
Actually it is, supposedly. You just need 2 colliding black holes and the ability to somehow survive between them, or so says Neil deGrasse Tyson. That's for backwards time travel anyway, forwards would also be possible, sort of. Again, super high gravity would likely be required since time flows slower the higher gravity is, so you'd be a squished little pancake and everything outside your "gravity bubble" would be flying forwards in time (actually moving at normal speed, but it would seem fast).time travel is not real
and this game does make me randy, babySee I prefer the Austin Powers time travel logic
He's not the only one....Einstein & Hawking both theorized it as well, and I damn sure do not have the mathematical abilities to disprove any of their theoriesActually it is, supposedly. You just need 2 colliding black holes and the ability to somehow survive between them, or so says Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Yep; pretty much what I was planning on doing. I just need a good story, not a scientifically verifiable one!Or, you know, like you said, just say fuck it and leave "real" theoretical science out of it.![]()
Yeah, I do it every day...Going forward in time is easy.
Right? "Just achieve the speed of light". Oh, ok then.Yeah, I do it every day...![]()
Great name/PFP/post combo.Going forward in time is easy. The closer to light speed you are, the faster everything around you will seem to move through time. You spend five minutes from your perspective, but everyone else ages five years. Even simple orbital satellites need to account for time dilation.
Going backward in time is the part that might not be possible. The math says you should start going backwards in time if you go faster than the speed of light in a vacuum (c), but approaching c is also an asymptotic curve for anything with positive mass; you can get infinitely close, but you can't reach it, to say nothing of going past it.
Wormholes are another option for time travel since they join two points in space-time. Space-time is curved, and there's nothing preventing two topographically distant points from being connected with a shortcut, like if you were to take a squishy ball and pinch two points together. The two points don't even need to exist in the same time period since time is essentially a fourth dimension of space.