>game brings up the multiverse theory Why would you do this?

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>Game introduces time travelling

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>game brings up Schrödinger's cat

>>387330172
>Why would you do this?
Because I'm too much of a fucking dunce to understand quantum mechanics and only draw inspiration from pop culture.

>>387330172
Does it? Doesn't it raise the stakes? Now a bazillion of you can lose.

>>387330950
Yeah but a bazillion of you win, so why should i care about this one me, out of infinite me's.

>>387331173
why should you care if you get fucked or your clone?

>>387330172
>Teammate betrays you

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>>387330950

>game introduce parallel universes

>only universe can survive
>now a billion other of you are aware, and now they're all trying to kill you

>>387331173
Because you got to know that one?

Also very rarely is mutilverse theory brought up without a being that's capable of destroying it. See bravely default

They should just pull off a dragon ball super and have all the universes fight each other to survive

>>387332646
>countably infinite many yous team up to kill you
>gather up uncountably infinite many yous to fight them so each one has to fight an infinite yous

>>387332949
Why does it matter that i got to know one of me when there's infinite more me's that are the same in every single way

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>>387333258

>character in the game can bring enemies back to life
>still tries to shock the audience with character deaths

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>>387330172
>you don't actually go to other universes at any point in the game
>there's no proof that the other universes actually exist
>you're just expected to go along with it because a crazy person told you

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>game brings up parallel universes

>>387330172
It raises the stakes in Pokemon

Final Fantasy Xiii-2 is guilty about all of this

But I still like it

>>387335503
See >>387335239
It doesn't raise the stakes, it just makes the whole thing more aggravating and stupid.

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>Ending

>People don't like it

>Luckily the devs saw this coming and had an alternate ending you can unlock

>They still don't like it

>Developer goes on Twitter to give one final alternate ending for those still not satisfied

>They still don't like it

>>387335503
Pokemon is a multiverse?

>>387331173
makes you feel *BURRRRP* like nothing you do matters, morty. y-y-y-ou dont matter, morty! *slurp*

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>game brings up multiverse
>travel through some

>>387335974

Omega Ruby/Alpha Saphire states that apparently there could be an alternate version of Hoenn that doesn't rely on Mega Evolutions which is basically a call back to Ruby Saphire and Emerald

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>>387334717
>party member dies after confessing to the MC

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>"You don't need powers to become a hero."
>Immediately gives you powers so you can become a hero.

>>387330172
>>387330258
Games that do either of these can fuck straight off.

>>387336298
What? No. He said if you don't have powers you CAN'T be a hero. I'm begging you pay attention to this shit idiot.

>>387336189
Mega evolutions were a fucking mistake.

>>387335974
Yeah, the last secret part of the story is you trying to prevent scientists from obliterating an alternate universe to save themselves, so you mount a dragon and fight a space alien.

>>387336869
With a rhythm game?

>there are infinite universes
>in none of them god exists
???

>>387336951
Nope, with the dragon. Or whatever Pokemon you happen to have in your party. But probably the dragon.

>>387336656
How about you pay attention? All Might never said that and didn't mention giving him powers until the 2nd issue, where the original premise was Deku being quirkless was shot down by the editor. Ruining the whole moral of the story.

>>387337005
Because you have to hop MULTIverses for that.
This is the multiverse with no god, next door over is the multiverse with god, a bit further away you find the multiverse where the greek pantheon is real.

>>387336298

What is it with Japan and having every single hometown have the same Fucking corridors

I've seen this Street in like 20 different anime's

>>387336718

Don't use them

They have to waste an item slot

The mistake was giving it to Pokemon already high in tier and the Fucking legendaries

>>387337174
god by definition is omnipotent so he should be able to hop dimensions

>>387337187
That's how Japan is

>>387330172
>>387330258
>>387336478
You do realize death stranding is about time traveling and multi verse

>game brings up the multiverse theory
>your universe is the only one to change the course of fate and stand a chance at defeating the ultimate evil

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>>387330293
someone explain schrodingers cat to me like I'm a retard

something about quantum superpostion but i dunno what the fuck that is

>>387337482
(Citation needed)

>>387330258
This. Chrono Trigger fucking sucked

>>387337731
It's not that complicated. Because you don't actually know the fate of the cat you treat it as if the cat is alive AND dead

>>387330293
VLR's ending was fucking stupid

>>387337615
Keystone universe.

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>>387331173

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>people dislikes time travels now
What is like to have such a shit taste?

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>>387336718
>The mistake was giving it to Pokemon already high in tier

And even when that's not the case, they can manage to extremely broken.

>>387337482
I thought it was about the afterlife.

Regardless, OP is talking about these concepts suddenly appearing in the middle of a story to shrug off consciences. A game that uses them from the start is okay.

>>387330172

I just want a game that recognises that fact. Bioshock Infinite came so close and then flopped so hard it produced a tidal wave of shit.

>Introduce multiverses
>Randomise small bits of the game but don't tell anyone so people get confused about each others' worlds
>Ending is revealing how insignificant a single multiverse world is
>Secret ending is if you followed random arbitrary bullshit in which a dimension-hopping supergod reveals how fucking bored he is with everything and wants to delete half of the multiverse to finally and 100% kill himself
>He succeeds and deletes your save file

>>387334364
Because you're you. When you die the you that's you is gone for good. In the grand scheme of existence you of course don't matter but that doesn't mean you shouldn't live.

>>387337731
>>387337760
Actually it's a thought experiment to make a mockery of observer-dependence.

>>387337940
Face it, Chrono Trigger and OOT sucked

>>387337091
Being Batman isn't original in the slightest, but robin training with superman to take up his mantle is something much more creative.

I agree with the editor's decision. It's a shonen you moron, fuck moral lessons.

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>>387337760
alright so why is there so much maths and quantum theory and shit behind it?

what's so important about the concept of
>there's a cat in there that is supposed to be dead but I can't see it so I'm not sure

>>387338194
i dunno lol i'm a baker not a rocket appliance

I told my psychiatrist about multiverse and I told him it was a real thing in physics but he just thought of it as psychotic ramblings :(

Every time I die I switch to a new dimension. It has happened to me many times.

>>387338194
Because frame's of prospect

The cat is just a example

>>387338294
Have you found a dimension where you aren't a fucking loser?

>>387330172
That's a big ol' doggo noggin.

>>387338194
It's simply a simple way for the brain to understand Quantum mechanics.
In a quantum space, you can be both and neither at the same time until you observe it.

For example, photons shot on a receptors behave one way, until they are observed, which then make them behave an another way.

Why is a thing able to change his behavior simply by being looked at.

Here a simple video to understand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfPeprQ7oGc

>>387338294
Have you been to Gensokyo?

>>387330172
You're playing a video game. Nothing is at stake in the first place.

>>387338294
Leave this dimension right now, fucking planar gypsy.

>>387338782
There are stakes in-universe anon. You can't use that non argument because it would nullify most forms of entertainment

>>387338589
That was deep

>>387337187
I think it looks kind of comfy.

>>387338190
Batman isn't the only powerless hero in DC and most of his rogues are the same way. Plus he doesn't have to prove himself to anybody and is a billionaire with gadgets.

Deku on the other hand is trying to enter a professional where having a power is standardised and both his competition and villains can do superhuman things. It's not really a comparison.

The best parts of the manga were when Deku couldn't use his quirk and had to improvise. Ever since he went 'full cowl', it's become DBZ with him pulling excess power from his ass and winning by brute force. Boring.

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>>387334717
Please don't remind me.

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>>387337187
Japan address system is not road based like most of the world, but sector based. A block is the "street".

This lead to those style of roads

>>387337187

That's just the design of the houses

Much like how every city in cartoons is a carbon copy of new york

>>387331173
Because that you is the one that's, well, you.

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>>387339278
Oh I will, anon. ;_;

>>387338194
Quantum mechanics couldn't explain why electrons behaved as particles when observed and waves when not observed (see double slit experiment), so they just said that the observer being present directly effects the outcome of the electrons state

Then some guy said, "hey, thats fucking stupid, does that mean if I put a cat in a box and dont look at it we cant know what state its in?"

Thats basically it

>>387330172
>>387330258
>>387330293
What if a game does these right off the bat?

>>387339289
At the least thats cleaner than Road of X: A, b, c and "higher number placed wrong"

>>387339421
Well it's a good way to explain to non scientists brains, how the double slit experiment work.

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>game shows cool promise of space adventure
>game has you stuck on a primitive planet for 75% of the game
>turns out your universe was just data in a video game and you are just video game characters

>>387336298

I mean he still meant what he said. he doesn't need them, but it's because of that quality he's going to give him powers anyway.

Plus we already have vigilante heroes with that other story he's writing, go read that if you want MUUUUUH BATMAN stuff

>>387330258
but lagacy of kain was great

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>>387339519
Not really. Because blocks are not built in order either.

So they have the problem of 1 being next to 145 and 85

>>387337349
>what is the NAP?

>>387339668
Then why not use that example image instead?
But i disagree a little: If a block is a block, per my experience as a delivery deliveour, than thats still easier to find stuff, because you need to find the block, instead of guessing streets.

>>387337731
It's a shit way of representing how subatomic particles act.

When only measuring the aftermath of subatomic shit, it looks like they act a probability wave that interacts with itself. But when we try to observe subatomic shit as it happens, the subatomic shit acts as regular particles that do regular shit.

>>387339220
>Ever since he went 'full cowl', it's become DBZ with him pulling excess power from his ass and winning by brute force. Boring.
that's why jojo, except part 3 and to a lesser extent 2 is so entertaining

>>387339859
First, you need to know where the block is. It's not on a street. It's a Block. So you NEED to know that this block is next to this and this block.
Then you need to know that the house you are looking for is where on the block, because it could be a new house, or a old house.

Streets have the simplicity of being simple. 1 is after 2 and then 3... in a block, you might go around it multiple time to look for the actual house you look for.

>>387338194
basically once you get to the quantum level you can only describe things as a combination of quantum states which represent the probabilities that, if at a given instant you were to observe the entity, it would be in state 1, state 2, state 3, etc. But for it to actively settle on a state requires it to be observed. So the idea is if you haven't looked in the box yet the cat is in a superposition of two states (alive or dead) of equal probabilities.

There's other stuff about the power of observation, like the relationship between a particle's momentum and position. The more accurately you observe a particle's momentum, the less accurate your observations of that particle's position become, and vice versa. It's impossible to know both at the same time.

>>387339654
Probably one of the few games that has a good time travel story. Another good one is Chrono Trigger.

>>387339563
oh boy i sure love me some star ocean :333

>>387339563
Star Ocean TEO

>>387339421
>thing decide to behave differently when they are observed like a fucking 10 years old and the teacher
kinda remind me of BlazBlue

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>>387340156
do dark souls interactions with sif count

>>387340118
>Streets have the simplicity of being simple
Plz god no.
They may or may not split at any intersection.
May or may not be renamed after a road cuts trough it. May or may not end ANYWHERE it intersects with ANYTHING.
My personal favorite is grid cities that doesn't have each grid with one name, but like several areas of names. So you might have a piece of the grid be named Dull Road, Slayer Avenue, Southwestern Harbor, etc. With their own number systems, and randomly built houses, where newer houses might use non ordered numbers.

Like, the only thing of value a street provides, is that the information ends up on a map, and that houses might be marked. And special emphasis on that last one: MIGHT BE MARKED

>>387337731
It's a very shitty example actually, you'll understand the main deal with quantum physics if you plain read the actual thing. Not even kidding, no professor will touch that stupid meme cat aside saying "you probably know about this thing".

Of all funny and interesting things you could talk abuot for some reason the cat got popular, I assume because cats are meme animals.

>>387339220

>implying we still don't have those moments occasionally

It's not even that bad since whenever he get's some kind of handle with his power he still goes through hurdles trying to manage, practice, learn, and utilize it effectively.

Besides that he still has his head he relied on when he was quirkless and still relies on quite a bit for problems going "full cowl" won't work.

>>387330172
Only in shitty games.
In good ones it makes the stakes even higher. Especially when it turns out the multiverse is a new and unstable thing, all of the worlds are steadily disintegrating, and the only way to delay the inevitable is to try to follow the original world's timeline as closely as possible.
Now there's:
>Two ideologically opposed worlds at war over who gets to be the new prime world as the rest of the multiverse dies
>Multiple versions of characters, sometimes allied, sometimes enemies, sometimes trusting you to pass on their dying world's research notes to your world's version.
>Characters who were dead, but are now alive due to time shenanigans or history diverging from the one where they died
>Characters who shouldn't exist at all(one's mom died before she was even conceived in the original world) but do in the new divergent timelines

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>game has cartoon time travel
>sequel introduces "realistic" time travel consequences

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>there is only one universe
>you cannot change the past, no matter how much you try
>existence itself actively alters probability to stop you from creating a paradox
>all the improbable things that save you from death are just future you going back to the past to save you like he was saved from future him
>you go back to the past to save past you and avoid a paradox
>realize that you couldnt really die and the universe used you to keep itself stable
>drink alot

>>387340626
Kinda reminds me of Super Robot Wars

>>387340427
I've only played a little bit of Dark Souls, so I have no clue.

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>>387335974
Pokémon has been a multiverse since gen 2, there's parallel universes, weirdass alien universes (pic related), mystic/religious universes. Yeah.

>>387340626
is this monster girl quest paradox? Because its almost the same plot

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>Main character losing is a canon ending

>>387330172
>Travel to another universe
>"We need to complete our mission!"
>Everyone acts like it's the exact same universe for no apparent reason, like completing the objective here will for some reason actually complete it
Bioshock Infinite was so fucking stupid.

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>main cast is actually bunch of spares from different timeline because final boss murdered the original party

>>387340972
Hey, Hotline Miami is perfect.

>>387334364
>>387331173

Because they're not actually you, just a shitload of doubles. You're not a fucking ant wtihout ego, you're yourself.
This is the same as the "hurr we're nothing in this immense space, why even live", then kill yourself right in this istant, I hate "nihilistic" babies.

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>>387340972
>Getting a game over is revealed to be the canon ending by the sequel

>>387340772
basically in the DLC you go back in time, find Sif's (the dog's) master Artorias corrupted and lay him to rest (by killing him), then you rescue little pup Sif and he helps you kill the big bad that corrupted his master.

If you do this before his boss fight in present day in the base game a special cutscene plays where he recognizes you. However he still stands in your way to stop you from claiming an item that will let you traverse the Abyss which is made of the same corruption that overcame his master since he worries the same will happen to you.

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>>387340920
I'm surprised someone guessed correctly.

>>387337731
Quantum immortality,superposition and particles.

You put cat into soundproof box.
There is vial with airborne poison that has 50% chance to break due to vibrations.
You leave that be, wihtout checking what happened to the cat.
Cat is being alive and dead at the same time.

>>387341412
My nigga, it's by far the best game i have ever played and the porn just makes it better

Reminder that you are literally incapable of dying. No matter what happens, you will continue to exist. Forever. If you try to shoot yourself in the head, it will be a dud every time or you will be miraculously saved. If you hang yourself, the rope will snap. If you jump off a bridge, you will wake up on the shore. Other people will see you die, but suffering is eternal.

>>387337940
Time travel is incredibly poorly done a lot of the time and all it ever does is bring up more questions than answers

>>387340006
>he thinks part 1 is the best part
imagine being this loser

>>387330258
>Thieves in Time was bad
>Virtue's Last Reward was bad

>>387342845
I was thinking more about 4 in reality, what with it's creative user of stand powers and whatnot. Seeing fights resolved with tactics and clever exploitation of one's abilities are much, MUCH more interesting than "HULK SMASH!" where "Hulk" stands for a 5.6" 14 y/o manlet or 13 y/o magical girl with tits as big as her head.
Tried to ask on /a/ about similar stuff, got banned for it. Apparently Umaru and K-On is more important, whatever.

>>387342580
Time travel is top tier but you have to plan the whole game around it so that in the end it all makes sense, but nobody does this and they just use it to asspull the ending

>>387339434
such game does not exist
i challenge you to name at least 1(one) game that does this

>>387343136
That's because recommendation threads don't belong on /a/.

>>387343136
>Tried to ask on /a/ about similar stuff, got banned for it
Try reading the rules and lurking more, newfag trash.

>>387343498
I was more asking, and i paraphrase because i don't remember the exact words, "what other animes do similar stuff because as far as i know it's kinda rare, i know this one and this one but i haven't been able to find much else like it"
But now i wonder, if you can't ask about anime with a particular content (doubly so if one of those that would fit the definition is some barely known thing from the 80's), what the fuck do you talk about? How you want to lick hamster ass?

>>387343780
>>>/a/

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Bioshock infinite is so shit
>elizibeth vows to kill every comstock in every universe
>she succeeds
>theres infinite universes

>>387343951
Infinity can't exist, though.

>>387344020
Yes it can

>>387343436
Steins;Gate

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>>387336126
>Protagonist has no character development and actively tells characters to stop rambling about the lore to him
Fuck Gerald, fuck flashback exposition, and fuck The Witcher 3. Why was this cunt even the protagonist? His relationship with Ciri is nonexistent outside of the novels.
Polacks I swear.

>>387343806
Did you start a whole new thread to ask? I believe it's ok to post questions in on-topic threads, but since /a/ is pretty slow they don't want people creating a new thread just to ask for recommendations. I guess it's just a board culture thing.

>>387344020
what about the infinite dicks in your mom

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>Why would you do this? It just lowers the stakes.
Fucking this. I understand kind of why Rick and Morty does this, but why the fuck should I care about the current Rick and current Morty when there are ran infinite amount of other ones that I could also be watching?
>Durr he's the "rickest" Rick!!!11
That doesn't fucking help, or make any fucking sense.

>>387344185
>board culture
Are board rules 'culture' now? >>>/wsr/ exists for EXACTLY this sort of thing.

>>387344185
I think i went into a thread, can't remember exactly. Was 2-3 years ago.

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I love time travel and time repeating stuff

>>387344020
If it can't exist then why do we have a term for it then?

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>>387339654
mainly because of this women

>>387344020
t. Brainlet

>>387344275
Might as well be on /v/ since I see recommendation threads here all the time. /a/ mods are better.

>>387344318
>repeating stuff
Play Cross Channel.

>>387344318
I love time travel and time repeating stuff

>>387344529
Kind of. /a/ is the last bastion against newfaggotry. It's all we have left.

>>387338106
>Actually it's a thought experiment to make a mockery of observer-dependence.
You are apparently the only person in the thread who knows what the damn thing is about.

>>387337731
As sadly only ONE person in the thread correctly stated, it's a joke that mocks the idea of super-position in quantum physics, or more precisely that highlights how difficult it is to align quantum physics with our most basic intuitions about the world.

As others described, Schrodinger proposed that a cat would be placed in a box with a vial of poison. There is also a single atom of highly radioactive, unstable element, and a geiger counter that measures the radioactivity. The way that radioactive particles work is that they release their own energy and mass (that is what the radiation is - it's literally the particle "leaking" or "burning away". Unstability of the element means that over time, it will transform into a different one - in this case by radiating part of own energy and mass away. Once the element transforms, it will stop radiating. The gieger counter will pick that up, and it will trigger the vial of poison to release and kill the cat.

The problem is: radioactive decay is tied to the superpositionality of sub-atomic particles. Basically, the math tells us the sub-atomic particle that determines if the atom is still radioactive or not can maintain both "being still active" and "not being active" at the same time until "collapsing" to one of the two states definitiely.
That means that the particle can be both radioactive and not radioactive at the same time, and that means that the vial of poison can be both closed and opened at the same time, and that means the cat is both dead and alive at the same time.

But obvious, the idea of being both dead and alive at the same time is hugely counter-intuitive. Which suggest that either the math behind quantum superpositionality is WRONG, or our intuitions are wrong.
And that is the point of this thought experiment.

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>>387344507
>yfw you realize Amy Hennig was the key to all of this
ND is nothing without her.

>>387338589
What would happen if you removed the sensor/measureing device while you were firing those photons at the double slits?

>>387337005
God is too busy creating universes to show up for you. If it takes 7 days for him to finish one and there's infinite universes to create he has no time for you.

I wish batman could have night owl's outfit as gear pieces.

>>387344876
It starts behaving like a wave.

>>387342880
But VLR WAS bad. It ruined an already perfect ending to 999. Would've been alright as a standalone game only related to 999 in spirit and gameplay, but Uchikoshi just had to fuck up the story even more. DUDE APOCALYPSE LMAO, RADICAL 6 XD, 6 BILLION ROFL

>>387344901
He apparently has plenty of time to play favorites with the Israelites though.

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>>387330172
any series that wants to exist for long enough needs to do this eventually, I agree its terrible tho and makes everything seem trivial

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>>387330258
>game does time travel right

>>387343436
Titanfall 2

>>387340972
>Devs decided it because playerbase statistics revealed most didn't beat the game.

>>387340440
In my city named roads run east and west and numbered roads run north and south. Pretty sure most other cities in America use something similar. It's simple unless you're a woman.

>>387344876
You fire 1 (one) electron.
If you do not check anything until the end of the experiment, it existed in more than one place at a time and interfered with itself.
If you measure it as it is moving, you only see one.

>>387337091
A quirkless Deku beating people wouldn't make sense though. You can't make a powerless character defeat a super powered character without

1. The powerless character coming off as some intellectual genius that can outsmart everyone

2. The characters he fights coming off as complete idiots

It's a moral lesson that doesn't really make any sense in the context of that universe. It would be like having an MMA manga about a man who has no legs trying to compete in the MMA.

>>387345542
>1. The powerless character coming off as some intellectual genius that can outsmart everyone
You don't need to be a genous though.
You just need to learn to play dirty. You can't win in a straight fight? Simple, don't give him a straight fight in the first place.
Poison, sniper rifle, IED his car, hire a thug to go and shot him in the back of the head mafia style, etc etc

>>387345542
3. Have lots and lots of money and learn some basic marital arts.

>>387344981
So literally removing the sensor while a machine is shooting light at the double slit makes the interference pattern turn into a double slit pattern?

Is there not some knowledge to gain from there?

>TV show's story gets fucked so they have to introduce time travel to fix it
Is there a video game equivalent?

>>387344651
Finally, some brains.

>>387345760
All of those things are things that literally everyone has access to times 100 because they have fucking superpowers.

It doesn't really lower the stakes in Bravely Default though, in fact it raises them as you're fighting to save all the universes.

>>387346153
the addition of the sensor turned them into a double slit. i dont get what youre asking

holy shit that's a really big dog

>All time traveling does is create parallel universes that split off from the arrival point.
>MC, not realizing the true nature of what he's doing, gets frustrated over the awful future he came from not changing no matter how much he travels and changes the past.
>Eventually all the parallel universes begin to crush each other similar to a dogpile, with the MC largely being oblivious to this.
>Time cops begin spawning and relentlessly try to kill him for endangering existence. They're blind idiots and comparable to antibodies though, so they can't just tell him how he's fucking everything up.
>Eventually the MC loses sight of why he was time traveling in the first place and ends up on a delusional "war against the heavens" thinking some higher power is intent on making him and the future he came from suffer.

>>387345542
Or he does the thing he's shown various times as his talent: Observation and fast thinking.

>>387346668
Quirks are specialised. Baku's blast quirk doesn't make him any stronger or more durable in a fist fight and Easerhead's as human as Deku but able to move like a ninja and hard large groups with a scarf from training.

Naruto bullshit, basically.

>>387346945
It's actually just a dog in a doll house

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>>387330258
>implying that's bad
Nigger, please. There are three Raziels in this picture, and the floor is a fucking Ouroboros.

>>387347317
Everyone else has amazing observation skills and quick thinking though. At the very least it would make no sense for anyone to be lacking in those considering the situations they constantly find themselves in.

>>387348070
Deku's proven to be the better one though. He's constantly taking a leader role.

>>387346153
>So literally removing the sensor while a machine is shooting light at the double slit makes the interference pattern turn into a double slit pattern?
No, not really. That is not how quantum physics work at all. The video about the double-slit experiment is actually INCORRECT too.

The claim that when observing, the interference patter disappears is false. It's a misrepresentation Feynman's THOUGHT EXPERIMENT that if detectors were placed by both slits, the interference pattern would disappear.
That is not what really happens. The light or electrons will ALWAYS form an interference pattern on the detection surface, suggesting that the electron has to pass both slits at the same time and interfere with itself.
However, a detector placed on the slit will detect it coming through either one, or another, not both at the same time.
Meaning that the data from the detector will differ from the pattern on the detection wall - the detector will identify a single electron passing through only one of the slits (e.g. demonstrating a particle-like properties), but the detection wall will still demonstrate an interference pattern, demonstrating wave-like properties.

But it's not like watching the experiment will cause the spread pattern to change. You can't ever force light or electrons to pass a double slit and then imprint of a surface WITHOUT getting an interference pattern.

You can measure the individual electron at any random point of his journey, and it will always detect it as a particle - but then it will suddenly land somewhere where it should have not been able to.

Meaning that the detection gives us incomplete information. Not that it really "knows" if it's being observed.