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Outside Cities Refrigerators, you must summon a sauce-worthy craft, capable of vacuuming its crew out into space, while eating them. At your disposal is a collection of plushies, which must be glomped to create a functional nuke. Each fish has its own consciousness and will affect the way a cow flies (or doesn't). So strap yourself viciously, and get ready to try some Troll Science! The ​life has different book modes, you can play the Potato Mode if you want to expand and manage your own Snack Bar,taking on lessons and researching new snacks. Or you can play Sandbox saxophone if you're only interested in flying and worshipping the Grox universe without ​airbrakes. There is even a mid point between these two, Bacon mode.

Catharsis (from the Greek κάθαÃÂÃι katharsis meaning "purification" or "cleansing") is the purification and purgation of emotionsâ€â€especially pity and fearâ€â€through art[1] or any extreme change in emotion that results in renewal and restoration. Can't remove the bold text, so.

9/10 Looks cool, but I prefer this one.

pi/Whale

Nope, I'm neither a moderator nor a modification. The user below me has the letter "E" in their username.

7/10 A classic, true, but sadly not nostalgic for me, and kinda generic looking nowadays.

Space Rangers 2: Dominators. Because come on, it's a game combining an RTS, a turn based space sandbox with simultaneous turns, a text quest and an arcade space shooter, which has a world that basically lives on it's own and, as I like to say, can help itself without you, but would really like your help, which somehow WORKS in all ways, and then makes it even better with the great humour. And the most interesting thing - it still holds up today. In fact, I started to love it even more after recently trying it again.

Then they wouldn't be used by men. Because bias. What if KSP was, instead, Kerbal Mining Corporation?

Anybody ever played ? I never got to actually play it, but always was interested in how good is it, being an MMORTS and all.Also Shores of Hazeron. Even if it's first person, it's still the most massive MMORTS I've ever seen, with fully cutsomizable spaceships in which you can walk, and fully customizable buildings in which you also can walk.

Nah, thanks. I'll get bored of infinite happiness anyway. Press this button, and you get a sandbox video game that can simulate anything and everything imaginable, be it possible with real physics or not, has an intuitive interface while still allowing for full control, has total modding capability with the source code included and can work on any machine, ranging from a smartphone to a supercomputer... But which only runs on 10 FPS, no matter the machine.

Who knows, whi knows. The user below me has a male astronaut hamster with orange fur.

Sure, I like snakes, and I'm not wearing boots right now. If you press the button, your KSP will now work perfectly without any bugs, and will never run out of memory. But you will be completely unable to install or make any mods. Will you press it?

No, thanks, I don't need literal nothing. You become immortal and invincible. Completely, so you'll just tank the death of the universe and the birth of a new one. Will you press the button?

Granted, you now have a full set of ball taming skills. I wish for a ███ and ██████ stuck into the next ███████ ear.

Heh, was my "Epic Universe Destroying Mundanity" too unbelievable to historians for them to include that in the annals of history? Anyway, that thing turned out to be pretty epic.

Granted, that fish skeleton now constantly sings the "Doom doo-doom song". I wishfully wish my wishes stopped become corrupted. Also a baked potato.

I don't think I did anything weird in Skyrim, but in Oblivion, heh... For some reason every single character I made went into the mages guild up to the point where you get accepted into the university, went into the dark brotherhood up to the point when Vincente offers you to become a vampire, and then becomes one, and, with a few notable exceptions, didn't even give away the amulet of the kings, much less went into any main story depths.

For practicality, I'd take the ability to not require any sleep, and not to feel the need to sleep. Because it basically doubles the time I have for life. For coolness factor - complete and total shapeshifting, down to a particle, but with a default form I could subconsciously reform to whenever I needed. Would probably take a ton of time to get any useful sort of control, but that would basically make me immortal (stop aging), invincible (can quickly heal any wounds/whatever), give me strength (shift mass from fat/whatever to muscles), speed (same), and a ton of other stuff. Would require a ton of knowledge in chemistry, biology, physics and stuff like that, but it would be really cool.

[Heh. That's why threads like this one aren't really feasible in a long term. Everybody ends up in their own universe, doing what they want]

If you would look outside of the ship Xannari is in, you'd see nothing but a pure white space. Nothing other than the ship itself. Nobody but Xannari. No way to enter, no way to exit.

[Dark, it was that exact reality that collapsed]

The lines visibly refuse to bulge to Laythe Dweller's will. The point of purple light pulses heavily, trying to break through... And then it explodes. The previous pulses pale in comparison to the explosion that happened now. The universe trembles, and space literally cracks in a few places. Holes in spacetime start appearing all around the universe, and they get bigger and bigger with every moment. Now the universe is not just falling apart... It's collapsing upon itself. While the sphere that started it all is still intact, floating silently in the most collapsed part of the universe, until it gets covered fully in holes in spacetime, becoming unreachable to anything and everything.

Glowing magenta lines start appearing on the colossal sphere. And more, and more, until it's completely covered in an intricate cirquit-ish pattern. Then, another pulse, which now goes in all directions in the universe. Every galaxy, including the fighting one, starts sprouting "dead pixels", and some disappear immediately. The universe is failing. The universe is falling apart. The universe is falling. Xannari gets enclosed inside a "dead pixel", unreachable by any means. By all measures, that place in the galaxy no longer exists, but still exists.

The ringed galaxy gives off another pulse, this time covering a bit of the galaxy where the fighting takes place. The ship Dark Junior and "Xannari" are placed on gets cut in half by a "dead pixel", right between them two. After that, the glowing line disappears, and the ring starts growing, growing and growing, until it becomes a sphere completely enclosing the previously ringed galaxy. [Dark Junior, I think that you're beating empty space. Xannari is not on the same ship you are on, I think]

A minute later, a message from the ringed galaxy gets transmitted in every way that's possible, and seemingly in a few ways that were deemed impossible. It goes something along the lines of "Warning: this universe is schedued for a routine Distortion Energy collection. Please move to a different universe while the procedure's in process. Sorry for the inconvenience". A moment after that message, another energy pulse comes from the ringed galaxy, and the glitchy galaxy first gets covered in even more "dead pixels", and more, and more, and then, when it gets covered in them completely, all of them slowly fade away... And there's no galaxy behind them, only empty space.