DarkwolfX37

Myriad Reality

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Because you think it's a computer. Get your deus ex out of here because it doesn't work.

That's an issue. Regardless, you can't assume that you can just beat anything.

@Dynamics

It literally doesn't matter. And there's not really any resource David could get that wouldn't be a computer of some sort. It works perfectly you're just ignoring it.

Dunno what that first part is about but yeah I kinda can. David is like 30 fucking years old, and a standard human. There is no way he's come up with something Dark hadn't planned for. I dunno if you're just not thinking through this or if you're purposefully ignoring it or I'm not getting across the time involved here or what but there are maybe three things so far that Dark wouldn't have already predicted and prepared for since his death.

Myriad Reality

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Okay so I need soul's arc to pause until tomorrow night or maybe the day after cause the thing I wrote already is on my laptop that I can't access and rewriting it will be shit again and it's at the perfect spot for it to work since david's a dick

Myriad Reality

Gah fuck david then and since tox never shows up I'll just direct him to the post whenever he finally shows up if it isn't over already. so david and his sluts are with the codex as things that can't enter.

Myriad Reality

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Literally every time, you ignore my point. It could be as advanced as a rock, and it would make absolutely no difference within the concept.

No, when you wanted the canon to be that MR was a simulation.

Not true because you don't even know what PaMDA is.

@Dynamics

And you're ignoring mine. It's not an issue of how advanced it is, it's an issue that PaMDA could not reasonably do as much editing of Existence as Tier Five's system could, which isn't as advanced as what Dark had from improving on it. You're also totally ignoring that my main point is that it doesn't matter what it does, because Dark would have come up with the same or similar enough of a system that the differences wouldn't matter, and how to get past it, millions of times over. I don't know what you're not grasping about that point. If you spent a million years learning and working with every programming language and every computer component, and I spent 50 working with them, you'd be able to get past anything I came up with before I came up with it. The gap is impossibly larger than that.

Then make the point better, like I said. You practically don't read what I type based on half your responses to me, regardless of subject.

THEN SAY THAT. AND IT WAS A TOSS-IN IDEA, DON'T ACT LIKE IT WAS THE ONLY ONE I HAD. IT WORKED FOR WHAT I INTENDED, PINKIE WANTED A RESET, EVERYONE WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE OP BEING TOO HIGH, AND IT WAS A LOT MORE DETAILED IF PUT INTO PRACTICE THAN THE FIVE WORD IDEA I GAVE.

Because I don't have uncountable years of experience and experiments with pretty much every subject of study but history, governance, and economics like Dark has.

Myriad Reality

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You literally keep ignoring me saying that it's irrelevant. PaMDA isn't meant to beat all threats just by being more technologically advanced.

Not my point at all.

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This. PaMDA hasn't lost because you don't know how to beat it. You were the one who brought data into it, so Z.exe beat it with data. Then you brought reality into it and PaMDA's defenses overcame its reality.

@Dynamics

And you keep ignoring that it wouldn't matter. The person doing the programming would not be able to create something that someone with unimaginably more experience wouldn't have already thought of and moved past. If this were in a single lifetime, say Dark spent a hundred years, sure you'd have a chance. But We could take the most advanced computer ever made from the future back to the beginning of time and set it to just write 0 over and over, and it still wouldn't count the gap in time by the time humans go extinct. :/
This is like you trying to say that just because you built a new computer design, someone who knows Java as well as their spoken language or better can't write a program that could affect your computer.
Or more accurately, you're basically saying that since you wrote a program in Java, it can't be hacked by someone using binary. Dynamo is not any more protective of his stuff than Dark was of his, so to say that his methods wouldn't have been discovered and prepared against by Dark only goes a little ways.

Then make it better in the first place because you tried to make me wanting to make an MR game with you ignoring the huge differences between two things.

I don't, but Dark would have already. Like I've been trying to say, you're trying to make PaMDA thousands of times better than the direct reality manipulation Tier Five used back on ifunny.
I didn't bring data in until you did. You tried to make PaMDA replace an infinite number of universes that were all superimposed over each other with a program that's only physical parts are in an unrelated universe and on the body of someone. Even for MR that's not possible. The only way what you posted would be possible is by fooling Mio's program into thinking it happened when it didn't, which means you had to use data. This shouldn't have to be explained to you why.

Myriad Reality

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Every countermeasure Mio's method has put in has been met with something from PaMDA, and none of PaMDA's defences are outside the realm of logic. That doesn't mean Dark wasn't really great--it just means that RPers aren't perfect.

@Disdain

Not the last one. And like I said before, 5 are in the realm of possibility.

Myriad Reality

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Except that you're attacking something you don't know at all. It was specifically created to hold up against attackers, agnostic to what attack it is or how technically advanced it would be. If you want to talk plausible, the attacker wouldn't even be able to find the universe after it went on lockdown.

>Not even.

@Dynamics

You're still not even accounting for how much time Dark had with countless copies of himself working on different things. The chances of someone making something that could get even this far are 0 with an unbelievable number of zeros behind the decimal point.

You're comparing you trying to compare computers with manipulation of how multiple universes work to me wanting to make a game off a story. You may as well be comparing you being male with me being a sociopath. There is less than nothing in common with the two things you're trying to compare.

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"*Doesn't accept the new data, causing it to succeed regardless*"

I wasn't using data until you brought this up.

@Dynamics

Yes, but you did. And Mio's ignored it, but it wouldn't be possible to ignore an actually happening event and still have it's purpose succeed. You can't place a program in a physical space, especially on two totally incomparable size scales, like what that was in reply to. You're done, accept it.

Myriad Reality

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*PaMDA does the same, rendering stalemate*

@Omniscience

Are you even paying attention? The last thing Mio's did had nothing to do with data. It literally fused dimensions.

Myriad Reality

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Some things just don't change. Even the most advanced weapons are useless against wood spears and bricks if they're used properly.

>Coming from the guy who wanted to make Existence a video game.

@Dynamics

This is like comparing a nuke to a rock. There is literally no plausible way you would have lasted this long, even.

>That's a shit comparison and you should hurt yourself for it

Myriad Reality

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