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scott1 said:
how drunk are you?
tsk tsk...on a sunday afternoon...
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The discussion centers around the video game "Spore," highlighting its impressive programming and AI capabilities that allow for seamless evolution and interaction within the game. Participants express excitement about the game's potential, particularly its asynchronous multiplayer aspect, which enables players to experience a dynamic world without lag. There is speculation about the philosophical implications of the game, such as the nature of existence and the concept of immortality, with some suggesting that endless evolution could lead to boredom. The conversation also touches on the game's appeal compared to traditional video games, with a consensus that "Spore" offers a unique experience that could attract a broader audience. Additionally, there are humorous exchanges about the game's mechanics and the idea of creating and destroying civilizations within the game world. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of enthusiasm for the game's innovative features and deeper reflections on life and existence.
how drunk are you?
tsk tsk...on a sunday afternoon...
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scott1
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I don't drink I just had to do that
The video was that cool
The video was that cool
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You beat the game when you make someone who is identical to me. 8)
You can't possibly evolve more than that.
You can't possibly evolve more than that.
- #34
franzbear!
Yes you can, you can become me. I evolved from humanity and, if you will pardon the gross lack of humility, have gone far beyond them. Although the term evolve is slightly wrong here, but the meaning is close enough for the purpose.moose said:
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rocketboy
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scott1 said:I don't drink I just had to do that
The video was that cool
true...it did deserve a crazy story.
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An entire species of franzbear!'sfranzbear! said:
Let me guess what your homeworld whould be namend Therd killer chapions world.I wonder if it's possible I could blow it up?
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franzbear!
If I did play this game (which I don't need to because this world is my eternal game), there is no possible way I would call the homeworld TKC. Do you remember your birthplace? Do you have any affinity for you begining? I prefer to look to the future and call the homeworld something far more important then a mere title such as TKC.scott1 said:An entire species of franzbear!'s
Let me guess what your homeworld whould be namend Therd killer chapions world.I wonder if it's possible I could blow it up?
Besides, if you actually read all of my posts you would know that a species of beings such as myself would have no need of a homeworld. The idea is redundant to our being, surely you can understand why? Dear god, the simplest things I have to explain to humans...I don't know why I bother.
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franzbear! said:
Hey allmighty, you spealt "know" wrong.
because it is amusingfranzbear! said:
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Wow! That looks like the sort of game I'd have fun with. I'd be content to just hang out in the primordial soup sticking different body parts onto my creature and seeing what it does. Good thing, because my game playing skills sound on par with Evo's, so I'll probably be stuck in that primordial soup a long time. 
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franzbear!
I don't know what you're talking about!rocketboy said:Hey allmighty, you spealt "know" wrong.
because it is amusing
I think you have a point about it being amusing. Why, even humans talk to creatures below them, why shouldn't I? Then again, I suppose I shouldn't become overly arrogant, it might cloud my tempermant in the future.