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Considering gaming experiences are usually more enjoyable than real life, I’d like to ask what’s outside like before logging out.
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They're more enjoyable for the player. It usually sucks big time to be an NPC in a game
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I dunno man, I think I'd enjoy being an NPC in some of the sim/builders I play. I enjoy it when my loyal subjects are happy.
On the other hand, if they're not happy I usually decide to give them something to be not happy about.
You know what, forget the whole NPC thing. Players are voletile gods.
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Sometimes I feel like an Adventures of Link NPC.
I am error.
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Depends on the game. Depends on the player.
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Gotta give credit to games like Stardew.
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I know it probably has a reset button.
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Are you questioning the nature of your reality?
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Like Bo Burnham sang once From God's Perspective, we may be "just a bad game of Sims".
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I'd like to see this done on a candid camera, punkd, etc type show. Build a set with some magician level gimmick and have someone do something game-y, then log out. The look on the faces of the people as their brains melted out their ears would be hilarious.
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Trapdoor would be easiest, but something other than smoke would be preferable.
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"Colon W Q!"
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Oh god, we're living in vi. That explains so much.
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"Con Troll Ex, Control Sea."
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Ah, command mode is in my colon. That explains the shitty experience within this game.
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"Escape escape COLON W Q!"
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"Colon W Q!"
:x!Is the way-
I use
ZZirl, but:wqis the meme
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I'll take "pranks I'd pull if I had a teleporter" for 500, Alex.
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This is terrifying.
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Or is it the greatest relief?
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Fuck logging out, I'm gonna change the parameters.
Computer; Arch!
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I use arch btw
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Fire up the media player, I think the entire world needs to listen to some Sparks.
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Strange that Star Trek never did that scenario - it is pure Pirandello existential horror.
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Now I want to see this as an actual magic trick.
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Sao?
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.hack//Sign?
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But in reverse
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Star Trek?
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Reminds me of Code Lyoko.
This is the lesser shown part of the holodeck program.
We know they experience this because Moriarty learned to summon the arch.
It's been a while since I saw the ep, but wasn't Moriarty stuck on because the computer was asked to create an opponent that could beat Data and it got caught in a weird loop? I'm pretty sure Moriarty was a major exception in some way, none of the other constructs are self aware and all get turned off with the program
That one lounge singer in DS9 stayed on too
Huh......I had no idea this comic was a reference to a tv show. I just thought everyone else ALSO wanted to leave, because, well.....have you SEEN reality lately? I am not a fan. I can fully relate with wanting to log out of this timeline. How much worse can another reality possibly be? I feel like rolling the dice on a different timeline doesn't have much risk. Worst case scenario you an equally bad reality. We're already at bedrock.