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super sweet best pal posted:Shove Zoozo's spare hat on his head so he can't see where he is when he dies. Maybe gag him as well? That still tells him that his current plan failed and he needs to do something else. I like the idea of tricking him into thinking he's in a simulation so he kills himself trying to send a message, although it's easier said than done.
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The Lone Badger posted:That's a very bold ontological statement to make. They're as real as we are. This also means that ordering a sim into the pool and then deleting the ladder is okay, but only if you modeled the sim on someone you know. Ethics is complicated sometimes.
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Mr. Steak posted:... a perfect simulation where an unfeeling audrey and unfeeling lyndon, along with an emotionless rest of the world, all act identically to if they had real emotions, even though they dont. their feelings are only the result of predicted atomic movements in their brains Dang. I’m glad my emotions are real and not just the result of atoms moving in my brain.
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Yeti Robot Zombies was forgettable (literally, in that I beat it years ago but cannot remember anything about it) but Adventurer’s Consumer Guide is great. It’s a text adventure about needing to test out some new adventuring tools for the magazine you write for, all of which technically work as advertised. Things play out about how you’d expect given Thorsby is the writer. It has a great sense of humor and the puzzles are very fair and well made. Definitely give it a look if you like Thorsby’s work.
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