> Not in game. > Then again delsin has been pulled into a video game so I guess that counts > > but as said it plays in the real world. We already have multiverse theories and even in game there might be npcs that think they were abducted by aliens or something > > at least there were stuff if I remember correctly about aliens as comments or arts. But all like scifi stuff off course I'm just going to put this out there, humans have an almost unbelievable ability to rationalize events that don't fit into the way they view the world unless they are presented with undeniable proof. Now I don't know anything about Delsin but if he doesn't live in a world where reality jumping is commonplace then it is unlikely that would be the first thing he thinks of. Even Terra who comes from a game were other worlds do exist would not think of it first and may indeed reject the idea if presented. Each character would likely come up with a scenario that makes sense to them within their world view. Wheatley might think this is a very elaborate test chamber with subjects recruited around the world. Terra probably thinks this was Kefka's doing. The point is jumping to the conclusion that we are all from different worlds may be a bit premature especially when there are so many more likely scenarios. Such as maybe this is a prison for conduits or else a very large lab designed to test stimuli responses or really anything else. Just because in Delsin's world the possibility of alternate realities is present doesn't mean that it is the first thing he would assume unless of course he already believes in them.

> > Not in game. > > Then again delsin has been pulled into a video game so I guess that counts > > > > but as said it plays in the real world. We already have multiverse theories and even in game there might be npcs that think they were abducted by aliens or something > > > > at least there were stuff if I remember correctly about aliens as comments or arts. But all like scifi stuff off course > > > I'm just going to put this out there, humans have an almost unbelievable ability to rationalize events that don't fit into the way they view the world unless they are presented with undeniable proof. Now I don't know anything about Delsin but if he doesn't live in a world where reality jumping is commonplace then it is that would be the first thing he thinks of. Even Terra who comes from a game were other worlds do exist would not think of it first and may indeed reject the idea if presented. Each character would likely come up with a scenario that makes sense to them within there world view. Wheatley might think this is a very elaborate test chamber with subjects recruited around the world. Terra prob only thinks this was Kefka's doing. > > The point is jumping to the conclusion that we are all from different worlds may be a but premature especially when there are so many more likely scenarios. Such as maybe this is a prison for conduits or else a very large lab designed to test stimuli responses or really anything else. Just because in Delsin's world the possibility of alternate realities is present doesn't mean that it is the first thing he would assume unless of course he already believes in them. > -Laughs- Wheatley's pretty impressionable, though. I'm not arguing. I actually agree. But he's kind of an exception to the rule. He believes pretty much whatever people might feed to him. It's part of his being a moron.

Heavy has been doing exactly that, thinking that others are civilians, teammates, or opposing mercenaries. Bastet, being a goddess, has a little more clairvoyance.

Just a heads up, my computer's all messed up and I have no idea how long it's going to be like this. I can't even get into the internet and my phone won't let me login.

Delsin has seen strange stuff, he has even been pulled into a computer game (inside his world), his world had a large molten magma man called the beast destroy city's for no apparent reason, something that suddenly disappeared from the world like it never existed, taking all conduits on the world out, and suddenly conduits started to reappear. and as said before, his world has lots of people that think aliens are true and even say a conduit is from an other planet plus its not the first thing he thought up, its just with people so different that it wont even fit the conduit matters as far as he knows, you start looking for other reasons and it was just the most likely possibility he could think up with compared to even crazier ideas, admitted he likely has thought of the entire game world option as well, but that sounded even weirder then the entire, we got abducted by aliens idea XD admitted I might have had to put that it better down with those matters

I want to pass an idea by everyone. It entails the possible ending of this roleplay. I was thinking that, at some point after we figure out what's going on and all get out of the simulated world, we are brought to the real world (as our selected characters) and defeat whoever is responsible for the whole thing. We'd all want to return to our separate games or stay in the real or whatever, but we'd need a way back. I was thinking, by then, Wheatley will have his stuff somewhat together and send everyone (who wants to go) back to where they came from (and I can imagine that making some changes to certain circumstances would be manageable as I'm sure characters like Terra and even Wheatley himself would want to go back and turn things around). It's a little confusing, rereading it, but that's as good as I can put it without writing a book.

Just to be clear, you are suggesting an overall plot for the RP right? Like all this stuff your talking about wouldn't just suddenly happen. We'd have a bunch of time to work through it?

> Just to be clear, you are suggesting an overall plot for the RP right? Like all this stuff your talking about wouldn't just suddenly happen. We'd have a bunch of time to work through it? A loose plot. Yes. It doesn't have to be super intricate. Perhaps Drake, with Delsin's experience in being sucked into a computer or whatever, might actually give him the ability to figure it out as he has some experience with this kind of thing. I think he should slow down a little, but I also think he'd be the best one to figure it out. Kind of like how LoZ has a loose plat. We know kind of where it's going, but we don't know how it's going to get there and there are still a lot of playable variables.

Okay, but you're not saying we should like wrap this up in a week or something? Right?

> Okay, but you're not saying we should like wrap this up in a week or something? Right? Right. That would be pretty quick. Not to mention, constricting. Creativity will take it's time. It's pointless to rush it. If you do, you might kill it.