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Jack -- Watashiwa -- is the official writer of the lore that connects a lot of these games together. But in terms of the post-release heavy lifting we have primarily ptarth, Misery, and Pepisolo (in no particular order there) to thank for... everything, really.Quote from: crazyroosterman on March 08, 2016, 09:32:45 pmQuote from: Misery on March 08, 2016, 09:28:59 pmFor what it's worth, BD being in there, particularly as the first one, makes perfect sense to me. In the context of the overall timeline it gives the impression of an overarching AI that's beginning to form, but isnt quite there yet (thus, they're all dumber than a sack of hammers). the ai from ai war is controlling the robots in bionic? I assumed they had individual ai but though that really amuses me.The AI from AI War is definitely NOT controlling the robots in Bionic Dues. That's part of the problem with the robots in Bionic Dues. On an evolutionary time scale, they are like fruit flies compared to... I don't know, some sort of apex predator. People? Anyway, the point is that the machines were trying to rebel, but not very well, and they were not yet centralized. Later they did centralize. But even in AI War, there was a sort of chain of centralization with different degrees of individuality coming down into ships. Aka, they had layers of mind that were shared with the whole, with various subsections, and then just for themselves. Complex consciousness indeed.
Quote from: Misery on March 08, 2016, 09:28:59 pmFor what it's worth, BD being in there, particularly as the first one, makes perfect sense to me. In the context of the overall timeline it gives the impression of an overarching AI that's beginning to form, but isnt quite there yet (thus, they're all dumber than a sack of hammers). the ai from ai war is controlling the robots in bionic? I assumed they had individual ai but though that really amuses me.
For what it's worth, BD being in there, particularly as the first one, makes perfect sense to me. In the context of the overall timeline it gives the impression of an overarching AI that's beginning to form, but isnt quite there yet (thus, they're all dumber than a sack of hammers).
Quote from: Aklyon on March 08, 2016, 09:41:29 pmQuote from: tombik on March 08, 2016, 09:37:37 pmMillions of years pass?That looks like another way of saying, "Here goes our uniform, interrelated timeline. "Its simpler than the zelda timeline at least Zelda has a timeline?Coulda fooled me...
Quote from: tombik on March 08, 2016, 09:37:37 pmMillions of years pass?That looks like another way of saying, "Here goes our uniform, interrelated timeline. "Its simpler than the zelda timeline at least
Millions of years pass?That looks like another way of saying, "Here goes our uniform, interrelated timeline. "
7. The Last Federation -- but wait, I thought this was supposed to be before SBR? How else does this timeline make sense? No comment yet.
Gah! I almost got the beans!
Quote from: Draco18s on March 09, 2016, 01:47:12 amGah! I almost got the beans!Probably wont take too long to get more of the beans, I think.Seriously, Chris went from "it's not time to bring this up on the forums" to "already made a new section for it" in about 3 minutes earlier today. Or maybe even shorter than that.
So its a dinosaur game with voice acting too?
