I want the games in another universe.

[greypoe]

Valve should team up with Space X or NASA to try and get games from another Universe.
With a focus on communications technology they can set a goal to get games and data transferred between universes.

I want the games in another Universe, I feel spoiled to the games that were created there.
There were parallel universes that got these games, and this one did not get them. I'm so upset because I cannot play the games I want to play. I'm talking games with deep data compression and new computer language that condenses the binary code to reduce the size of the game.

Some of the titles were different, but I'll tell you about 3 games that I wanted to play that aren't here.

EVE Online 2.0
This game was one of my first ideas, I gave it away through telepathy to a billionaire. Then CCP made it. Eve 2.0 is way better then Eve and expands it economy and reworks the game into a very fun game that can be played for years as your ever advancing in the universe.

Star Wars Universe (made in the real star wars universe)
This game was so big that the code and textures sounds and animations all got compressed down to over 700 gigabytes of game, if created in this universe it would have taken 7 terabytes.
A game that is playable for over 100 years. It banked 6 billion USD on it's day of launch.
This game had so much content that even if you spend 1 to 2 hours a day on it, you can have a great adventure.

The Real Minecraft
This game was stolen out of my head by Bill Gates and passed on to Notch. I was thinking real hard about a game I wanted to create, and I hear Bill come into my head and ask me to give him my game idea. I quickly tell him that I need a job, need money, so pay me and I'll give you the whole idea. I said " You mine you craft you build your own world." and thus came Minecraft.
The real minecraft is way better, and Microsoft doesn't have the nuts or bolts to build it.

[ReBoot]

davidb11 の投稿を引用：

THere would be no way I could miss it.
It would be talked about forever!
The only thing that would overtake that as scientific study is finding alien life.

Actually, hard evidence that the earth's about to end would generate more buzz than anything else. On the other hand, maybe not...[www.imdb.com]

[crunchyfrog]

ReBoot の投稿を引用：

davidb11 の投稿を引用：

THere would be no way I could miss it.
It would be talked about forever!
The only thing that would overtake that as scientific study is finding alien life.

Actually, a scientific study unambiguously proving that the earth's abound to end would generate more buzz than anything else. On the other hand, maybe not...[www.imdb.com]

You may have a point there.

Or at least I think it WOULD be everywhere, but you'd get utter ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ making absurd claims that it's actually a cheese sandwich or something political.

[davidb11]

That's a good point, yeah.
Hehe.
I saw that movie. It was cool.

[crunchyfrog]

Speaking of which the irnoy of this post in Off Topic atm.

Claims I believe in propagnda without evidence and then won't present evidence of it. It's deliciously irnoic.

https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/12/3719440044275390151/?ctp=18

[Aachen]

If, as a thought experiment, I were to posit some parallel universe with an ultimate or .... prime, as it was .... version of a game, I’d want (duh) Prime Dwarf Fortress most. After that, I think I’d like to see Prime Outer Wilds and Prime Bioshock.

Maybe Prime Stellaris.

[crunchyfrog]

Prime Metroid Prime?

[Aachen]

crunchyfrog の投稿を引用：

Prime Metroid Prime?

.... on the Gametesseract — or does it have to go egregiously into higher dimensions?

[Taylor Swift's private jet]

Go outside and mow your lawn instead of creating fake scenario in your head.

[Kargor]

failsafe の投稿を引用：

KittenGrindr の投稿を引用：

It's impossible to "create games from another universe" because they are in another universe.

Also, parallel universes are a theory since we can't actually prove they exist.

As far as I know there is actually a proof for this theory... but I dont understand anything around this ;-P

No, there's not.

There is, however, a strong argument for other universes to exist: if there's just the one universe, the one that we know, then how did it end up being "friendly" enough so we can exist here? There's an infinite number of possibilities for things to have been rolled, and yet we've been lucky enough to get one of the rare cases where we can exist?

In contrast, if universes are created and destroyed all the time... then, with enough tries, the chance of a suitable universe to appear is much higher; you just have to wait long enough.

However, scientists don't care. We have no way to look beyond our own universe; we don't know whether there's something "outside", or what. Science works by formulating a theory, and then proving (or disproving), but without access to whatever you're theorizing about, none of this can happen.
In fact, we can't even see the "boundaries" of our own universe; we have what's called the "observable universe" which is defined by the speed of light and the age of the universe.

[Count_Dandyman]

Kargor の投稿を引用：

failsafe の投稿を引用：

As far as I know there is actually a proof for this theory... but I dont understand anything around this ;-P

No, there's not.

There is, however, a strong argument for other universes to exist: if there's just the one universe, the one that we know, then how did it end up being "friendly" enough so we can exist here? There's an infinite number of possibilities for things to have been rolled, and yet we've been lucky enough to get one of the rare cases where we can exist?

In contrast, if universes are created and destroyed all the time... then, with enough tries, the chance of a suitable universe to appear is much higher; you just have to wait long enough.

However, scientists don't care. We have no way to look beyond our own universe; we don't know whether there's something "outside", or what. Science works by formulating a theory, and then proving (or disproving), but without access to whatever you're theorizing about, none of this can happen.
In fact, we can't even see the "boundaries" of our own universe; we have what's called the "observable universe" which is defined by the speed of light and the age of the universe.

That argument is much more tied to creationism than anything with its centring us as the most important thing in the universe and that the universe was made in a form that suits us rather than that we exist in a form that is based on what is required to survive in this universe.

[davidb11]

"Perhaps the same could be said of all religions?" Dracula, Symphony of the Night.
:P

[greypoe]

Guy's I'm here waiting with a towel trying to catch a ride off this planet. You guys have no idea what's in the heavens till you went there. Even though I always stayed on Earth, I ended up getting punished for learning too much. I need to get to outer space and make myself a new body. When they gave me a new body in space, I knew it was me, I had this connection with myself where I'd hear his story and it would put me to sleep. Often when he was out there I could feel aliens with a higher perception look in on me.
Out there I heard them make fun of our advanced chemistry book you learn in college. For some reason it was teaching university students how to make urine. Then he started learning alien math and chemistry he also learned a little nuclear science. E=mc2 just doesn't work with nuclear. He knew how to turn that uranium white, when it's green it's corrupted uranium and it turns green. We are wasting that stuff. I heard him several times fall into a black hole, his space ship strong enough to stand the pressure. When entering a black holes point of no return you can see your ship ahead of you entering it because your going faster then the speed of time at that point. I heard him escape black holes multiple times, one time a girl was sucking his ♥♥♥♥ and his small base was sinking towards a black hole, when we escaped we were within that hole spinning around and the girl knew how to shoot out of it. Then back up he went.

[davidb11]

"Ford, I think we're Yarn."

[Pierce Dalton]

Funny how some people took the op seriously just to antagonize him.

[Pierce Dalton]

crunchyfrog の投稿を引用：

What absolute nonsense.

What on earth has where the games were physically created got to do with anything.

OP name me ANY game where the phsyical location of the staff made the game markedly different to what it would have been if it were created somewhere else.

And teaming up with SpaceX? Please just no.

Anything to do with that idiot Elon Musk, thanks but no thanks. The guy doesn't understand basic science, I dread to think what idiocy he'd mess up with games.

You know that's just a joke, right?