MrLKX
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The one that got hit by the shit ninja and folded by Jack buying a cell phone.wait...which one is shelby?
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So, maybe Shelby's father is the MC's father who traveled back in time and started a new life, got rich, had Shelby and is now the antagonist who is the leader of the other group trying to control time!!Plot twist theory: What if Shelby is the MC's daughter?
Nice game btw. Lewd animations are next level and the story is interesting.
Or maybe MC's father was childless when the power plant had the explosion and when he was sent back in time he got a job at the power plant to stop the explosion. Before that happens he meets the MC's mom, they got married and had the MC. But the explosion happens anyway and we're at the start of the story.
The mind boggles at the time travel implications that you can use. Always beware of time travel stories!!
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Phase_01
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Honestly would not be surprised if the other organization leader (maybe Shelby's dad) is an alternate reality MC, AND the dude in the mask helping us is ALSO an alternate reality MC.
Reminds me of that Ben 10 live action movie where the antagonist was an evil Ben from the future with time powers
Blew my mind. I think I like this theory the best. Except they are not from alternate timelines, but future versions of the same person
Shelby's father is Jack having gone through one extra cycle
Mystery Man is Jack having gone through another cycle further for a total of two, to right his past mistakes
Actually, alternate realities makes more sense than time travel. Could be there is a "war" going on with a couple realities to control travel between realities and in those alternate realities the MC is a major player on opposite sides. That way nothing the MC does when he is in the other reality effects his reality. Of course, the problem is the time difference so I don't think that's what the dev is aiming for. Time travel stories never really make sense, but you can do just about anything with alternate realities.
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Mcdc5432345
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Should Jenny be shown as friends in the relationships part or is that an error? I thought it would say aunt.
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I love all the characters (especially the mom). More than that, I reaaally want to know how how the story ends. Will eagerly await future updates!
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Phase_01
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in a lot of time travel stories, traveling through time is essentially shown as alternate realities, with each modification to the timeline creating a new branch in time (thus the theory of changing something in the past doesnt change the present/future, just makes a new timeline)
That could be what's happening here, and one of my theories is that the MC is seeing these alternate realities in his nightmares that he gets, and apparently used to get frequently as a child. So the beach dream with the black hole portals and flying dragon could have been an alternate reality.
Its a pretty big reach I know, but it is of course just a theory lol
UnoriginalUserName
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Travelling back in time is impossible because of the paradoxes it creates. If you build a time machine to go back in time to do something, once it's done, you no longer needed to build the time machine, so you never built it, which means you never went back in time.
Also, time travel is theoretically possible, you just need to survive between 2 colliding black holes (there's so much gravity time actually starts flowing in reverse, or so the math supposedly says), so, you know, no biggie.
So given those 2 "truths", the alternate reality / multiverse theory is the only way things "work".
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I'm really liking this game.
Also I'm getting the feeling MC might be the father of at least some of the present day girls. Alyssa said her father took of before she and her sister were born and MC had that scene in the past with her mom. Now that I'm thinking about it, I don't think I've encountered any of the girls dads. Though some might just be red herrings.
I definitely think Phase_Radar might be on to something with the branching timelines theory. There are several Steins:Gate references in the game and that theory is basically the central theme of that game/anime.
Also I'm getting the feeling MC might be the father of at least some of the present day girls. Alyssa said her father took of before she and her sister were born and MC had that scene in the past with her mom. Now that I'm thinking about it, I don't think I've encountered any of the girls dads. Though some might just be red herrings.
I definitely think Phase_Radar might be on to something with the branching timelines theory. There are several Steins:Gate references in the game and that theory is basically the central theme of that game/anime.
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The only issue I see with the MC being the father of some of these girls is that the time travel is apparently 20 years, not 18 years + 9 months (which would be the minimum, so let's say 19 years instead). The girls all seem to be around 18 in the game. So unless the dev suddenly claim some of the girls to be a bit older, which is probably doable for at least some of them.
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The branching timelines aren't alternate realities, per se. Alternative realities are the multiverses that have become popular in movies and books. I agree, though, that the branching timelines is the best, if not the only, way to use time travel in stores. I don't think the dev is going in that direction, though.
I'm thinking that those nightmares might be him remembering what happened to him at the explosion, which would point to him being his own dad. I hope that isn't the case unless it is explained really well.
JoeTheMC84
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That is actually not accurate, what I mean is that, yes, *if* you built a time machine to do a single task then when that was done it would create a paradox. For example, builds time machine specifically to kill Hitler, goes kills Hitler, no need for time machine, = paradox.
However, while this is the usually "paradox" example given in movies and stories it is *very* easy to break out of. If the time machine was built simply to build a time machine and be able to go back in time (independent of a specific purpose) the paradox is nullified. You would always build the time machine because your goal was just to build a time machine. And short of removing yourself from the equation via past action there is no paradox that would remove the time machine from existence.
It's the obvious answer that most movies and stories miss. And even some actual theoretical physicists miss it too. The creator of the time machine who is doing it just to have done it. Nothing done in the past, outside of them no longer being, would stop them because they would always just want to build a time machine because they wanted to. It is the most likely way it would be done anyway. The inventors of most things aren't doing it for a specific reason, but simply because they can. And if that was the case with time travel then that motive is immutable by past actions.
In fact, this removes nearly all paradoxes.
Of course, an accidental time machine (as seems to be the case with this one) also removes most paradoxes as well. Since, for example, Jenny or the MC's dad working at the lab wouldn't actually change much other than their outcome from the accident. The power plant would still exist, the collider would still be there, and the experiments would still be done. Thus, the time machine created by the accident would still likely come about, just perhaps at a slightly later or earlier date, but with time machines the exact date of its creation is largely irrelevant to the impact it can have on the timeline.
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One issue I see with going back in time and creating a paradox is that the further you go back, the more likely you are to cancel yourself. Now, maybe your team will still create a time machine and do other things, but you won't be part of it and then they'll go back and change other things that might bring you back into the equation while cancelling one or more of themselves.
For example, you kill Hitler, but one of the people Hitler killed, or otherwise died during WW2, turned out to be a rotten SOB that kills your father or grandfather before you are conceived, or courted your grandmother and married her, preventing your grandfather from doing so (unless he was the milkman or mailman and your grandma was a ho). If you go back centuries or millennia and take out someone like Mohammed, maybe you prevent 9/11 and the conflicts that followed, but you've also changed the entire fabric of the world since there would be no crusades, no Templars, maybe no Masons, and then the number of people that can kill off or hook up an ancestor instead of the one that did originally increase exponentially, decreasing your chance of existence exponentially.
Observing history via time travel would be an interesting concept; attempting to change it too far back would likely be an unmitigated disaster.