Of course it is! I just made it up! (You know… like Shakespeare did).![]()
If it’s not, it should be. ![]()
Came across this planet, it was amazing. The sky looks like it is on fire.
And my ship is actually on fire, but that’s just a glitch I’m dealing with. ![]()
Resetting the Simulation.
After a fair break off my P/death save I found myself doing the final stage of the PURGE mission.
I wasn’t actually ready for it and wasn’t paying attention to the severity of my decisions as I activated the portal and stepped into the azure swirls.
SPOILERS
Summary
I found myself in conversation with the Atlas for the first time in a very long time and then in the final room that I have not seen in literally years, due to always leaving things alone.
With my partner having already taken the plunge and been rebooted into the Hilbert Dimension, I too made my choice.
And thus began a new chapter in my P/death save.
I found myself broken and stranded having forgotten the warnings of the past. Fortunately I had much of what I needed close to hand but those first few moments were a harrowing reminder of the fragility of permadeath.
I required nearly 40 wiring looms, a stack of cadmium and all manner of extras to repair myself.
But now I’m once again whole and I spread my wings into the new realm of the Hilbert Dimension and whatever adventures that follow.
It is nice to know that room and choice is still there. It is a shame we don’t get to see it unless we make that choice. Do you get a way to back out once there, or are you already committed to the decision?
I think there was one last opportunity.
Incidentally I can confirm that return travel to Euclid is still possible but only if you have a base there. All space station teleporter listings are gone.
Super nice! ![]()
@Mad-Hatter travel to Euclid is still possible but only if you have a base there.
Wonderful!
@toddumptious
That last one with the ‘picked bean?’ is particularly nice. Looks like a large scorpion lurking in the shrubbery.
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@toddumptious Great use of the Fog setting in that ringed planet photo. I sometimes combine Fog and Focus to produce an abstract look.



































