/v/ - Video Games

The fuck does SM64 have to do with this, exactly? Is chan usually this autistic?

Having sex with your mother is a game in and of itself, so here vagina can be considered a "parallel universe."

>>13727177

>The fuck does SM64 have to do with this, exactly?

GTFO "Henry".

>>13727139

Every game that allows saving.

>>13727238

Who?

>>13727342

That game was a piece of shit, faggot. Get out.

>>13727387

No, really, that game was a piece of shit, but go ahead and continue living in your bubble believing it was good.

At the very least, it wasn't as bad as Sticker Star and Color Splash.

planescape and the smt games use layered universes, which i guess isn't the same as parallel universes.

steins;gate has them if you consider LNs to be games.

>>13727139

Most games on the N64 that are 3D most likely.

>>13727408

i only got ending 5 in 999, should i try again, does it get gud?

>>13727177

There's a SM64 TASer by the name of pannenkoek who coined the term "parallel universes" when referring to the out-of-bounds areas in SM64. In his infamous "Completing Watch for Rolling Rocks in x0.5 A Presses" video, he used a crazy amount of speed to go to one of these out-of-bounds areas in order to reach a certain area without having to jump. The video blew up into a meme for being super complicated.

>>13727314

Quantum mechanics is magic. Also consciousness and God and time travel. Did you know that when you shoot a radioactive cat in a box it's both dead and alive until you open the box? Whoa.

>>13727559

>All games written in C/without garbage collection most likely

FIFY

Another example would be the generation 1 Pokemon Games, while Glitch City and the like may not resemble Mario 64s so-called "Parallel Universes" it comes from the same problem. The game loading up data from older position/tile data that was not properly cleared.

>>13727564

you can't even get the good ending the first time through. Yes you should try again

>>13727398

>MAMMA MIA! IT'S A ME, AUTIST!

>>13727139

Any source engine based game. If you fly 2048 units outside the bounds of any map you'll find ghost copies of the same map along all X/Y/Z axes

>>13727139

Does LoK: Soul Reaver count?

>>13727177

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>>13727398

You've made some absolutely awful posts my friend. Allow me to give you some criticisms just in case you decide to continue posting here.

jk you're a fag with reading incomprehension and autism and I took the bait seriously never post again

Does second sight count?

>>13727788

Actually until you open the box there's an infinite number of cats inside of it. There's also an infinite number of insides of the box, but only one outside.

When you open it, the box turns inside out so that there's only one cat and one inside, but an infinite number of boxes. Since what used to be outside of the box was the rest of the universe, those infinite number of inverted boxes now contain an infinite number of universes. When all of those boxes each finish opening, there's no more inside and everything becomes outside, and now you have an infinite number of new universes with identical open boxes, and in half of those infinite universes you have a dead cat and in the other half you have an alive cat.

But none of that tells you whether the cat that's still in our universe is still alive or not. So it's all useless philosophical bullshit that isn't worth a god damn.

>>13730750

>pushing the retardation with infinite universes

Care to back that up? How did you establish the claim that an infinite number of cats and infinite number of boxes exist? Did you somehow magically invent a method to unobserve an event or did you simply pull that shit out of your ass?

>>13727882

No, it's the single universe.

>>13730750

The funny thing is that the entire point of the cat box thought experiment is to show that the principles of quantum physics don't apply at the macroscopic level and how ridiculous it would be to even try to do so, but most people end up taking it at face value and go "THE CAT IS DEAD AND ALIVE ZOMBIE CAT I'M SUCH A NERD BAZOOPLE"

>>13730952

>retardation with infinite universes

I've detected a contrarian faggot.

>>13727564

The first endings you get in 999 are kind of abrupt and shit on purpose. You're meant to explore all the decision paths.

Bioshock Infinite

>>13731375

What's so contrarian about not believing something that is blatantly unverifiable? If you were to say that gravity pushes two objects away, even if wrong that would be possible to test to see whether it is true or not. But how the fuck would you empirically show not only that there are different universes but also that the number of them amounts to infinity? It's like if I said that the universe is permeated by an infinite number of demons, all of which are undetectable and have no physical effects on the universe. For that you would most likely call me a retard, which would be completely justified, because what I claimed means fuck all, yet somehow it is supposedly different when it affects your shitty sci-fi concepts.

>>13731437

Because scientists are discussing the possibility of them existing, you aren't allowed to think differently.

>>13727788

I picked up a copy of The Rise and Fall of DODO a couple weeks back. God, it's a piece of shit.

>>13727739

But how can you press A only 0.5 times? You either press it or you don't, so it's either 0 or 1 lol

>>13730952

No, anon. I made up that entire paragraph to sound vaguely like some bullshit a "scientist" might say when they're blaspheming against The Lord Our God.

I thought that would be obvious.

>>13731064

The principles of quantum physics do apply at the macroscopic level, it's just that every single particle in your body has to do the exact same quantum thing at the exact same time. It's mathematically possible for your entire body to quantum tunnel through a three foot steel wall without suffering any harm. You'd just have to wait a thousand million billion trillion years for the quantum RNG in every single one of your body's particles to roll snake-eyes simultaneously.

>>13731458

I really need a find a new community.

>>13731456

go watch the video and get educated

>>13731445

There are plenty of scientists discussing shit outside their field like that one biochemist that claimed quantum mechanics is proof of the afterlife. Whether the afterlife exists or not is an interesting question but it shouldn't be treated as if it has empirical meaning. Same goes to this, the Everett interpretation can lead to results but it shouldn't be treated as anything more than a tool. There are a shitload of models that are inherently flawed and we take them seriously but ONLY because they provide results. However claiming that we should take an inherently untestable hypothesis as the basis for reality and then trying to make evaluations on the very things that makes it untestable is in its very nature circlejerking over pointless concepts.

What baffles me the most with quantum physics is that you can observe it, but whenever you try to measure it, it goes back to normal

I was hoping for a thread about games where you travel to other worlds like in the paintings of SM64, or portrait of ruin, I should have known /v/ would be more autistic than that.

>>13731500

That's because that isn't what happens. The thing is that the act of observation requires interaction (for example light bouncing off of an object): at a macroscopic level the interference caused by observation is negligible, on an atomic level on the other hand it has pretty significant influence so you end up having to deal with probabilities upon probabilities.

>back to light bouncing off of an object

>at a macroscopic level you have a very significant number of photons hitting a significant number of atoms on the object

>the sample size is as a result large enough for the average to even out most of the errors in your observation by looking at the distribution

>now you are using a singular photon on a singular atom

>you don't have all of the necessary information to evaluate the photon that is about to hit the atom, you have a slight idea of what it should be but most of it is still a guess

>you also don't have all of the information available on the atom

>in order to find out all of the information on both particles, you need to interact with them

>but by interacting with them, you end up changing their attributes to something else

>as a result you have no way of knowing everything about both particles

>but you still need to make an evaluation on what is going to happen so you try to judge what is most likely to happen based on what the photon is most likely doing and what the atom is most likely doing

And that is what is meant by "observation changing the result", the truth isn't that super amazing and so people try to paint this image of it being weird in the hopes that it baits people into looking into it. And that is the main reason why you should never trust Hollywood, pop-sci articles, celebrity scientists or "OMGGGG IM SUCH A NERRDDDDD" retards, this type of cancer is a plague on the sciences that never goes away.

>>13727177

>chan

What does CWC have to do with this?

>>13731500

What gets me about quantum shit is how it basically tells the rest of what we know about the universe's rules to go fuck itself. Scientists keep trying to reconcile quantum mechanics and everything fucking else in the universe (trying to get a Grand Unified Theory) and they can't for some reason and I'm kind of wondering why. Also, shit like "spooky action at a distance". What the fuck is this witchcraft.

>>13731456

half a press is pressing the button, but holding onto it. or starting a stage with the button held down and then letting go. The way M64 works is that it registers when you press, and then changes mario's state as long as its held, and the stage changes again when you let go. So its more like 2/3 A press, but whatever

>>13731436

I appreciate your post

>>13731608

Are there any other fate games that continue this theme with good gameplay?

>(2) and through

>>13732704

shit my ip reset

>>13727788

This is the retarded shit the average normalfag (and the writer of Bioshock infinite) believe.

>>13731445

> you aren't allowed to think differently

There are many different interpretations retard. That's just one of them and many scientists do think differently. Science isn't a democracy.

>>13733934

>So for a game to have parallel universes similar to sm64 the player would have to build infinite speed

No, simply enough to result in integer overflow for the collision detection. If it were a long integer instead of a short integer then he would need to build a speed of at least ten orders of magnitude greater, assuming the speed doesn't overflow at that point, which means that instead of 12 hours he would need to build speed for five whole days. So no, all that would be necessary is to be able to go faster than the collision detection can handle.

>>13731411

its hollow. i cant

>Schrodinger's rare drop

Any RPG

>>13731437

>But how the fuck would you empirically show not only that there are different universes but also that the number of them amounts to infinity?

Mathematics, that's all there is to it. They are running the numbers, figuring out formulas that can be models to how things in the universe work. It's what Einstein did and even currently his theories predictions are being proven by observations and experiments.

>>13731437

Is it physically possible for your mom to come into your room right now and rape you? Yes. It is. Did your mother come into your room right now and rape you? No. She didn’t. This, however, has no effect on the PHYSICAL and therefore MATHEMATICAL possibility that it COULD happen. As such, there is nothing preventing the existence of a universe in which this DID happen. That’s the basis for parallel universe discussions.

>>13735338

>Mathematics, that's all there is to it.

I don't even need to read the rest of it to know that you have absolutely no fucking clue what you are even talking about.

>They are running the numbers, figuring out formulas that can be models to how things in the universe work

Which is what I said, the models continue to exist because they give results. Newtonian physics is a nice way of looking at the universe and you can apply the calculations to a wide variety of things, but what I am saying is that it's still a model, not something that defines reality.

>It's what Einstein did and even currently his theories predictions are being proven by observations and experiments.

Never heard of him, is he some sort of musician? You know, kinda like Rammstein? Shitposting aside, you really couldn't have picked a worse example if you tried, but I get the point. The thing is though, that you are talking about something completely fucking different from what I was referring to in that exerpt.

>>13735404

There is an infinite number of universes where you have assburgers and zero universes outside this one where you don't. Sure, you would disagree, but there is no empirical method by which you could tell, you can only jerk yourself off to the hypothetical idea of there being at least one other universe where my initial claim isn't true. It's like talking about what kind of clothing God would wear, it might be a fun thought game to play with your friends but it is devoid of any actual relevance.

>Quantum Mechanics

Learn what the fuck that actually means before posting stupid shit

>>13735485

>it might be a fun thought game to play with your friends but it is devoid of any actual relevance.

No shit, what's your point?

>>13735485

>>13735485

Haha hey remember that time they proved with GPS that relatively basically had no effect, and Google went to huge lengths to scrub the study because it conflicted with Einstein (a Jewish scientists) prevailing theory?

https://track4.mixtape.moe/mtjhye.pdf

>>13731456

It's pretty much a more conventional way of saying "completing the level with the A button held before entering it and without letting go of it". Holding the A button has different functions than tapping it in SM64.

hey, whats that absolutely bonkers rts where you are constantly hopping back and fourth between time?

>>13727139

sm64 "parallel" universes have nothing to do with quantum mechanics.

>>13740950

they have more to do with quantum mechanics than our "understanding" of quantum mechanics