It's a super on-demand witness protection program. Rather than retrying situations, you can just warp to something entirely new. Teleportation doesn't delve into any of that. You have to live with the burden of being a failure. You might create a bunch of timelines where you try over and over again, but while each timeline only has you doing something for the first time, your memories aren't erased. The late Dahlia Hawthorne is one example. There is such a thing as fate and destiny, and for some people, they might be fated to be a loser. With time travel, you can escape any situation and repeat it over and over until you succeed. In that case, yes, time travel is more powerful than teleportation. Maybe you enjoy ruining the very fabric of time because you're actually a megalomaniac politician like those found in the United States. Now, the Splatfest question asks what power you'd rather have.
Just ask how The Legend of Zelda has to have three different timelines because of one act of time travel. You play around with that and it just creates nonsense and untold suffering. I wrote a whole article called Yoshi's New Problems in 2014 about Yoshi's New Island, citing how time travel, introduced thanks to the morons at Artoon/ Arzest with that game and Yoshi's Island DS, have ruined the whole timeline. Mario wasn't worried at all about messing up the future. Specifically, Mario, enemy of Koopa kind, stole a time machine, went back in time to the American revolution, and inspired founding father Benjamin Franklin to invent Daylight Savings Time. Eventually, I wrote about the root cause of how Daylight Savings Time came to be: an incident with time travel. Then I spent a couple of years joining petitions and writing letters to politicians. I've equated it to dooming the world and being the plot of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time with the Time Gear theft. I have been contending for a very long time now that Daylight Savings Time is a horrible, rotten thing. However, just the fact that time travel is so bad should be enough for anyone to just anti-vote it, no matter what its opponent actually is. Eh, it's better than asking about pulp in orange juice.Īnyway, I'll go ahead and first say why time travel is a terrible idea, and then briefly give the virtues of teleportation. I'm not saying Nintendo is running out of ideas, but, you know. If you put the phrase “time travel” into KoopaTV's search bar, you'll get a Splatoon Splatfest from 2016 that asked, “Where would you go if you could travel through time?” If you put the word “superpower” into KoopaTV's search bar, you'll get a pretty similar Splatoon 2 Splatfest from 2017 that asked “Which superpower would you choose? The power of flight? Or the power of invisibility?”
“What superpower would you rather have? Time travel or teleportation?” I really just want to defer to my many already-published time-related articles for this question posed by Splatoon 2 for the Splatfest taking place this Saturday, May 18: By LUDWIG VON KOOPA - I already have a large body of work on KoopaTV about the horrors of time travel, so.
0 kommentar(er)
