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Wait, MasterManic, what does Midna have to do with your character. She seems to be like Talist's Wilson. Could you please elaborate?

Yeah, the Author wasn't godmodding though. It was me trying to do something so that twinbuilder would stop wasting so much time glitching out posts.

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.... Wow, that actually worked. Sweet.
Well then, first legitimate appearance of the Author.

I was going to introduce a safetext that turn anyway. Let's just say the Author helped.

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Wait, MasterManic, what does Midna have to do with your character. She seems to be like Talist's Wilson. Could you please elaborate?

Good question.
Me and Midna met a long time ago. She will be more plot relevant in DTG 3. For right now, she gives me an excuse to be in 2 places at once.

... Interesting.

I like that.

Because obviously no one else would have opened it. /s

Gutza, I fixed the title of your character's wiki page - it was "Wiki Content" before.

Plans inside plans. Secrets inside secrets. Wars inside wars.

Meta inside meta?

Perhaps.

Gutza, I am quite certain you must be another type of elf. There are currently six confirmed Vetasian elves currently in existence, as they are the only ones to have successfully entered and played Sburb, including me and five others, two of which are dead. Well, that, and I am nearly certain you do not come from Vetas. If you do though, I apologize profusely. Where do you come from exactly, then?

gutza's character could quite very well be from another one of the universe. We do have three confirmed universes with trolls, two with humans and two with cherubs in Paradox Space. Once a species first completes SBURB, its presence will be found throughout Paradox Space apparently.

Quite the revelation. It brings up quite a few things, such as how elven civilization managed to pass through the Furthest Ring and enter GodCraft during the Psi-Godmodding War, but whichever. In all seriousness, I do quite a bit of worldbuilding. As such, I have the entirety of Vetasian history before me, political and physical maps of the planet, around twelve regions mapped out and named, a culture, the economy, inner planetary structure, and the native flora/fauna all designated. Anyhow, I had better get to wrapping up Disc 1 (the part in DTG2) of my backstory. Should be done soon.

I like worldbuildng as much as the next person, well, I actually probably like it a lot more, but I digress. But I do wonder in what situation does inner planetary structure become relevant? Or are you one of the type that worldbuilds for the sake of worldbuilding?

I have a lot of time on my hands, and this is how I use it. Inner planetary structure literally has no bearings on the plot whatsoever, though I believe I publically put up a paragraph of it at some point. So, yes. I suppose I am that kind of person.

Worldbuilding, hmm? The literal kind is quite fun.

It really isn't. I mean, the first couple billion were great and all, creating unique conditions for every planet. But eventually, I just started using templates, and after the second quadrillion, I didn't even bother doing that. In fact, there are millions of planets just like this one out there, ones I just copy pasted across the universe.

/whatisthiseven

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It really isn't. I mean, the first couple billion were great and all, creating unique conditions for every planet. But eventually, I just started using templates, and after the second quadrillion, I didn't even bother doing that. In fact, there are millions of planets just like this one out there, ones I just copy pasted across the universe.

/whatisthiseven

The Earth is 7,918 miles in diameter and the Milky Way is 5.87849981 × 10¹⁷ miles in diameter. I'll just round the Milky Way's diameter to 5800000000000000000 miles. This means you could pack roughly 732500000000000000 planets in your galaxy, but that's irrelevant.

A quadrillion is 1000000000000000. There is not that many planets in the galaxy, by a long shot. Now, let's assume each of your solar systems have 10 planets each, and are all 10 light years away from each other. I'll also have your galaxy be square, for optimum planetness. This gives us roughly 336400000000000000000000000000000000000 planets. A whole lot more than 2 quadrillion, even with the extra few million you mentioned.

This gives us two scenarios:

1. You either have a multi-galaxy empire, which would be impossible for you to govern because of your lack of intelligence (and no, that is not an insult, it would be nearly impossible for you to govern a society like that, you would have to ascend to a posthuman godly form that would have about as much trouble outsmarting the Godmodder as humans do doing 2+2)

2. You have a really friggin large galaxy that's probably a gravitational mess

Or they could just be like tiny planets. Or farms situated elsewhere. Put them wherever, slap some food transports on them and call it a day.

Or I could have been making a... I don't even know.