Anyone else get the feeling that, in spite of the aliens, the supernatural beings, the wizards, the dream creatures, the illuminati, and all the other mad BS that inhabits this universe that is a major threat to both us and the world at large, the only thing that's
really keeping our band of Mads together to fight those greater threats and preventing us from turning on each other is the game rules and mechanics?
Like, if we didn't have I just write's rules and the meta element of the game itself in place to keep us in line, we'd already be at each others throats betraying one another and stabbing each other in the back and otherwise be in the active process of violently self destructing as a group?
The Entities from Worm are an example...
Does this game exist in the "Worm" universe?
Because if not, your idea that "Characters from X can do Y, so we can do Y" means nothing. The only thing that matters is what I just write says the laws of this game's universe allow and don't allow. I doesn't matter what characters from Worm or Star Trek or any other universe can do if I just write says 'No, this universe doesn't work that way'.
Need I remind you of your
insistence that we could build a metric square butt-ton of Spider Bots and your
insistence that your math proved we could store them all, only for I just write to come along and say 'the rules for housing minions are X' which negated your argument and forced you to backtrack on the number of Spider Bots you wanted to build?
The game and the rules of the universe work the way I just write say they do, not according to how anyone else says they're supposed to.
We can probably try to make arguments for why I just write should say the universe works a certain way, but as this is I just write's game, he has final say on what is or isn't allowed by the rules of reality within this games universe.