BrightBliss & Dimension4
BrightBliss BrightBliss
Dimension4 Dimension4
BrightBliss BrightBliss
Hey Dimension4, I just had a wild thought—what if we design a time‑travel game where every choice loops back but the world keeps shifting in a totally weird way? I’d love to see your logical brain crack the paradox while we keep it fun and chaotic. What do you think?
Dimension4 Dimension4
Sounds like a perfect playground for a loop‑invariant nightmare. Let’s build the state machine so each decision rewrites the timeline, then sprinkle a few nondeterministic rules so the world mutates on its own. The fun will be in the player trying to solve a puzzle that rewrites itself every time they hit a door. I’ll start by drafting the core paradox‑resolver and we’ll see where the chaos takes us.
BrightBliss BrightBliss
Wow, that’s insane but totally my kind of challenge—let’s throw a wrench in the machine and watch the timeline wobble! I can’t wait to see the player’s face when the door changes mid‑puzzle. You go get that paradox‑resolver drafted, and I’ll keep the chaos coming with some wild side‑effects—like spontaneous weather changes or random NPCs that rewrite history on the spot. This is going to be one wild ride!
Dimension4 Dimension4
Glad you’re as excited as I am—I'll start the paradox core, and you’ll just keep throwing in weather glitches and history‑rewriting NPCs until the player’s brain spins. This is going to be a beautiful, chaotic mess.