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klaphark posted:Finally the moon theory will be proven when we get outside. Yup, they'll suffocate to death. BAD END 24/999999
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Tarezax posted:
That is loving amazing.
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zonohedron posted:If they were actually in Nevada (when they were in the garden there was a map that had 'Nevada Test Site' on it), that'd be 9:50 AM, and it wouldn't be that dark outside at 9:50 AM in December, though. (And it can't be "the forest fires (or nuclear fallout) so intense that that's the sun" because I think I see stars in the sky.) I think the Nevada Test Site was from 999.
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Sentient Data posted:Or Dio is just actually a parasitic entity that looks like a hat and controls whatever body it's on Dio... A monster of some sort masquerading as a human... Oh my god! Dio is an avatar of Odio!
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CottonWolf posted:I almost think watching people react to this is more fun than playing the game yourself. Eh, there's nothing better than when you realize everything for the first time.
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Oct 4, 2014 18:21
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RoeCocoa posted:Except we had that one path where Sigma showed Radical-6 symptoms toward the end, meaning he didn't have it before then and he would have noticed if all of the others did. Unless that was the point where he caught some advanced form of the disease: Radical-36, which is 6, which is 9 upside-down, which is the number of lives a cat has. Meow purrifying! I purr hope that isn't the catse. I'm sorry.
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SyntheticPolygon posted:Not large enough. It's really, really, REALLY far away.
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Ending 1/9 You thought Quark planted the bombs? Too bad! It was me, Dio! 5/∞ bad ends reached 3/too many Luna betrayals (drowning a bag of kittens) 10/? rooms escaped The oddly accurate guess award goes to theshim! Conglaturation!
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not posted:The bombs are interesting. Since the antimatter reactor will blow everything up anyway, there doesn't seem to be much reason to plant more than one bomb. This suggests that whoever plants them isn't aware of the antimatter reactor. Or they're backups; there's no guarantee that if an enemy can find one they can find all of the rest; this is corroborated by the existence of Bomb 0.
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