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Yes, for me it wasn't there.

If you shoot your scout through ATM, it will appear in the next loop as a duplicate. Normally, upon shooting a scout in next loop, you can't recall it back, since there are two of them, so scout launcher doesn't know what to do and does nothing. However, scout, by itself, has automatic recall system, which will force recall him back to the launcher, if scout is in danger (being engulfed in lava). Destroying the non-duplicate scout in the next loop will cause a destruction of space-time, because you have no scout to shoot through ATM and therefore, no way for you to have a duplicate in this loop, but you have it, so here goes game over.

@@whelperw I guess I'm too dumb to understand. xD

He sends a scout back in time, so there are two scouts in the next loop. (The second scout is not visible due to a bug, I think.) If he does not send the scout back again in the next loop, it is a paradox and the spacetime will break. He is testing if it is enough to destroy one of the scouts before the loop ends, instead of sending it back in time again. But he fails to destroy the scout.

@@peytonsawyer562 Gotcha

Nah, what I was trying to see is what happens when you duplicate scout in ATP and in next loop while having that duplicated scout, duplicate it in High Energy Lab, hope that makes sense :D

The lab will be filled with sand at the end of the loop ::(

@@SkippyWilliamson Theres mods that allow you to control the level of sand on the Ash/Ember Twins

Funny cause I thought Frets Quest was goofy. I liked the way it lead you to the new solar system instead of just plonking you right into space. But the magic banjo stuff was goofy, having to find lyrics for some other character (wasn't exactly Frets Quest was it?) then it just ending after a conversation? Maybe I missed something but it was very anticlimactic. Also the floating Banjos were so goofy, especially when they put a giant one in space and especially when it didnt have a hitbox and I just flew straight through it! I wanted to explore the dang banjo! Also none of the new planets had anything worth exploring, they were just blank spheres with texture and a house or two (if you're lucky, one is just nomai and anglerfish skeletons) Just didn't feel like it did anything at all tbh. My favourite mod so far has definitely been The Outsider. It almost just feels like a DLC. It incorporates knowledge from the base game, it gives similar "aha" moments, it gave Bramble some lore and a surface with buildings and things to explore and it was honestly done really well. Lorewise - don't know how I feel about a Nomai and a Stranger Inhabitant meeting, I didn't mind in the context of a fan mod. I also thought Astral Codec was quite interesting in how it used the current solar system and adds a cheeky thing hidden in plain sight and tries to explain an unexplained thing in the main game. I personally didn't care for the whole "cracking the code" part and it did feel a little obtuse in the information you're given and how you're supposed to use it, but I got there eventually. Does a lot of cool stuff that was a part of the base game but never utilised outside of a Easter egg type thing.

you're correct lorewise but in game the statue is what activates the mechanical timeloop and all the planetary simulations i.e. the ember twin sandfall, the expansion of the sun. So no statue = no timed events

@@georgeok4582 there isn't any evidence that the twins activate for that reason, the devs probably done this to make interesting things happen for the players. Expansion of the sun is explained by it dying, it's burning the last oxygen it has before collapsing in itself. Also it says that there was 9million+ time loops before you start yours in the tracking room of the eye of the universe

@@PhantomWowfull i'm not speaking from a lore perspective. I mean that the statue is the literal coded trigger that starts the 22 minute supernova timer.

@@georgeok4582 I didn't know it was mb, that's weird but ig it's made up so players have time to explore the village etc..

He sends a scout back in time, so there are two scouts in the next loop. (The second scout is not visible due to a bug, I think.) If he does not send the scout back again in the next loop, it is a paradox and the spacetime will break. He is testing if it is enough to destroy one of the scouts before the loop ends, instead of sending it back in time again. But he fails to destroy the scout.

I think it collapsed on me one time, I took out the core and then it couldn’t hold off the supernova

Thats Nomai engineering, baby!

Can’t get the core from Ash Twin because the sand doesn’t start moving ::(

Almost lost my mind doing it in VR... had to look this video up to get a better idea for which jumps are makeable.

That's a very good idea

probably Hal or Hornfels

should be fine as long as an equal amount get sent back

I think only datas are sent in the black hole, it's not the whole room that travels back in time

they probably shouldn't cause there wouldn't be floating point error like you have when you're very far but... maybe?

@@Laezar1It definitely should, as physics are simulated in real time, plus with dozing off speeding up physics by 10x you'll force the physics to work around 700 longer than they were meant to, which gives more than enough time to stack little errors on top of little errors until big errors are all over the universe. The loop exists to prevent the physics of the game from collapsing over time

@@marcohueber5130 As far as I'm aware there aren't that many errors as long as you stay within the bounds of the solar system because what creates error when you're far away is the fact the game fails at calculating decimals which isn't needed when you're closer. I might be wrong though, or it might end up unstable over very long period of times as you suggest but I would bet (with somewhat low confidence) on it being more stable than you'd expect.

@@Laezar1 Errors can never be completely erased as long as you are the "center" of the universe. The planet you are on should be relatively safe from deviations, but let's say the Hourglass Twins may deviate 1 meter after 20 minutes. 24 hours of sleep equals to about 14.4 K minutes of physics working, meaning the twins might deviate over 700 meters after 1 day of sleep. They may easily collide with each others, or one of them might fall into the Sun. The Interloper would definitely collide with a planet by that point, if it wasn't forcefully despawned at the 2nd orbit.

I think that pairing with the mask is the trigger for the loop to star