>>96792752
That is basically the story of my experience in RWBY. I want to do my own thing, but as the franchise limps on like a wounded animal it becomes increasingly pressing to actually do something about the god splatfight
Hello, I can only get onto this site on the mall wifi not my cellular or office wifi, and no vee pee enns-at least the free ones attached to some browsers-don’t seem to work. As such I’ll be unable to reply to anything posted here until about 6-7 hours later at the soonest
>>96792477
>Posts shipgirls and then wonder why ship spirits start sprouting animal ears
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>>96544643
Constantly. The quantum fluctuations at the end of the universe and those in subsequent iterations from realities where the Big Crunch is sustainable must be compared with those at the beginning of the universe (and those from preceding universes where applicable) to achieve maximal order.
>>96539336
The laws of causality in any settlement under my Transcendent Law are arranged in such a way that everyone is born with housing already awaiting. Housing just kind of assembles itself from the future into the present. Labour is still sometimes carried out in societies where value is placed on manual work, but the labourers get paid in advance for potential effort expended and everyone basically shows up to collect paychecks for things they will have done and sent home again to do what they want with them.
Constantly. The quantum fluctuations at the end of the universe and those in subsequent iterations from realities where the Big Crunch is sustainable must be compared with those at the beginning of the universe (and those from preceding universes where applicable) to achieve maximal order.
>>96539336
The laws of causality in any settlement under my Transcendent Law are arranged in such a way that everyone is born with housing already awaiting. Housing just kind of assembles itself from the future into the present. Labour is still sometimes carried out in societies where value is placed on manual work, but the labourers get paid in advance for potential effort expended and everyone basically shows up to collect paychecks for things they will have done and sent home again to do what they want with them.
>>96290797
Battler was always meant to be a temporary thing, an in-joke about the nature of Umineko. The problem was, Val abandoned the Garden of Avalon/Oasis of Fantasy updates, leaving me stuck until another Major Chain Event arrived for me to justify it.
>>96290809
Totally.
>>96290814
>how this reduces suffering
To explain what just happened in SMT terms, I essentially enacted all the SMT Nocturne Reasons simultaneously. Without Padomay there is no destruction, no conflict, no change, no individuality and no separation from divinity. In addition to that, every soul in existence is fine-tuned into it’s optimal outcomes and phenomena, qualia and new entities are simulated to actualise it-preventing them from interfering with each other. Due to the former condition, malice is eliminated as reason and contemplation drive all living things. Finally, the useless and weak (most of the mer, some of the animal-souled) are removed from life…by burning up their histories (which they largely abhor ideologically for the crime of either being mortal or knowing nothing but misery and defeat.
There is a trail of divine beings that have lived and achieved all they wanted to (in a safe, simulated environment) and a trail of some older divine beings freed from the burden of Mundus leaving what was formerly known as the universe to colonise/form their own planes in Oblivion. There are also some people who just wanted to be mortal staying in the now-changeless Mundus forever repeating the best moments of their lives.
It is still bleak and horrific in it’s own right, but it’s a bit more complicated than “you cannot suffer if you are never born” except in the last case which is “you have suffered since being born, so trade in your mortal life to have always been an innocent divine being”. And in that case, every and I mean EVERY Thalmor with full knowledge of the facts is thanking me. Especially after I murdered them in another timeline
Battler was always meant to be a temporary thing, an in-joke about the nature of Umineko. The problem was, Val abandoned the Garden of Avalon/Oasis of Fantasy updates, leaving me stuck until another Major Chain Event arrived for me to justify it.
>>96290809
Totally.
>>96290814
>how this reduces suffering
To explain what just happened in SMT terms, I essentially enacted all the SMT Nocturne Reasons simultaneously. Without Padomay there is no destruction, no conflict, no change, no individuality and no separation from divinity. In addition to that, every soul in existence is fine-tuned into it’s optimal outcomes and phenomena, qualia and new entities are simulated to actualise it-preventing them from interfering with each other. Due to the former condition, malice is eliminated as reason and contemplation drive all living things. Finally, the useless and weak (most of the mer, some of the animal-souled) are removed from life…by burning up their histories (which they largely abhor ideologically for the crime of either being mortal or knowing nothing but misery and defeat.
There is a trail of divine beings that have lived and achieved all they wanted to (in a safe, simulated environment) and a trail of some older divine beings freed from the burden of Mundus leaving what was formerly known as the universe to colonise/form their own planes in Oblivion. There are also some people who just wanted to be mortal staying in the now-changeless Mundus forever repeating the best moments of their lives.
It is still bleak and horrific in it’s own right, but it’s a bit more complicated than “you cannot suffer if you are never born” except in the last case which is “you have suffered since being born, so trade in your mortal life to have always been an innocent divine being”. And in that case, every and I mean EVERY Thalmor with full knowledge of the facts is thanking me. Especially after I murdered them in another timeline