2011-07-09, 11:21 AM
Sorien Wrote:Oh, I just figured out my question for you!
Is the world similar to Scribblenauts from your perspective? If you don't know what I'm talking about, Scribblenauts is a game for the Nintendo DS that has the player solve various puzzles and complete tasks by using a notepad that can magically poof anything into existence. It's sort of like Garry's Mod, but with more options and worse graphics.
Also, if the world is like Scribblenauts for you, then do you ever get bored because every one of your desires is fulfilled the moment you even begin to wish for it, or do you also have the ability to prevent your own desires from coming into reality so that you can feel some sense of accomplishment when you fulfill your wishes without the use of your Godly powers?
The difference between these two concepts is time, everything I create requires time to be created. During the passing of time I see many changes, and manipulating the smallest details can create the most diverse changes. It's a constant experiment, and rewarding results, the best part is seeing whats in between those two points. So I rarely get bored. Not to mention I experience all types of entertainment created by my own creations, from the explosions to a star, to watching House on weekdays.