>finish playing game and turn console off
>everyone in the world immediately gets purged from memory and forced into stasis
this seems kinda fucked up

>The Forgotten Sadness of Videogame Worlds

You seem kinda fucked up.

things are gonna get so fucked when ai memory becomes persistent
>you killed me HOW many times??

dude... what if we're all just in some game on some guy's console he forgot to turn off?

>>713784140
what if we're in an infinite hierarchy of consoles not being turned off yet, but we're the first to start turning ours off?

>>713784140
What game though

>>713784436
Protein Simulator

>>713783927 (OP)
such a kino game

>>713784569
That shit sounds lame

>>713784140
that nigga better keep paying the electricity bill

>>713783927 (OP)
that's the worst example, every npc is the same except they are named ivan vodka or vlad huy

>>713784627
It actually has quite an amazing amount of depth, but the games take way too long

>>713785250
>it gets better in 300 million years

>>713783927 (OP)
I don't get it. What would turning the command console off have to do with NPCs? The PC is still running.

>>713785465
You can't keep doing this

>>713784140
duuuuuuuuuude...
>hits the joint
that's fuckin' craaaaazy bro. yo check out this tiktok video

>>713783927 (OP)
you should watch the lex fridman interview with todd howard. there's a whole segment where lex starts pondering "what if a character in a video game....escaped from the video game?" in his slurry ass voice. its so good

>>713785676
Yooo
>hits vape
That shit crazy fr fr ngl (skull emoji)

>>713783927 (OP)
>stasis
you wish. they get killed and the next time you boot up the game generates identical clones

>>713783927 (OP)
>live in star trek
>step into teleporter
>die
>a clone of me appears on the space ship thinking it's me

That frustrum thing is actually how it works in real life. There's not nothing there outside your view, but what is there is unrelated to what you see when you put your view on it. Like for example you see your cat as this thing with its name, but your cat doesn't think of itself as that name. It doesn't have that name in objectivity. The named cat only exists in your mind and gets projected onto the anonymous cat.

>>713787656
what if i embed my cats name directly into its brain via neural programming.

>>713787656
But I can say "mr tinkles pss pss pss" and he'll come even if I can't see him.