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Yeah, some fucker put a link on the normal wiki to take you to the "fanon" site, which they have set up to look like the normal one. Even had links to those "mats" I mentioned which on further inspection appear to just actually be wiki articles on the fanon site Actually looking at the story of the fanfic is kind of a riot though. Apparently Ayaka gets turned into a Dead Apostle while also being a Magician, but everyone just lets this go because they need her to be in the Grail War. :skully

Probably should have guessed that from the name. My bad @King of time :skully

Oh, is Chaos/Divergence not an official thing? :hm The mats had it named as "Laplace Demon" but if they're a fanfic then nevermind

It's the manipulation of atomic structures. As in you can understand and manipulate the position of any given atom (presumably more than one at a time) Apparently this mostly manifests in, uh, vector manipulation, believe it or not.

He grew up in the mountains so he doesn't know he's not allowed to do that No seriously that's how it works

Literally just "fuck you my attack works" :skully

So the TA's are like Android 17 and 18. Neat

Wait, so Have any of them actually died yet :hm

Have they revealed anything about the scenario yet?

@ChaosTheory123 @Type-Rey @Xhominid The Apex Alright, this came up in the Discord so I thought I'd ask here, but what's this about FGO and the other series being their own multiverses?

Well maybe if this sells well enough FSN will get the Remake treatment too I'd rather they just do a Ufotable Fate route myself though

Maybe Marisbury/CHALDEAS will fuck with the egg somehow as it's launching and we'll get a better resolution next time. Hell, the forgiveness angle would work better at that point since she actually helped us directly in LB 7 iirc

Koyanskaya has been built up for a long time, and the finish was kind of a nose plant. Also it feels like she lost way too easily? We didn't really have to pull any bullshit on her or jump through hoops like the other Beasts. I know Ibuki, Taigong, and Nikitch are strong even by Chaldea standards (and Koyan was cursed) but it still felt ant-climactic

Koyan's motivation was even dumber than I thought :whutpepe Hearing about the JP event made it sound like she was pissed at humanity for not caring about the Tunguska event, but instead she basically just decided after her birth that humans sucked so she would hate them.

Cool, that answers my question. I figured they'd have something on it, though the fact they just get blipped out is kinda funny since the world normally doesn't just hit the delete key. Be a lot easier if it did that a bit more often :skully I wasn't fighting you on shit, Xhom, you just weren't listening to me. :catskully My question was "what would the planet do if he did something", not whether there was a mechanism in place at all. No shit the planet doesn't like time travel, i just wanted to know if it was doing something special in this case since Nemo bypassed the usual defenses (time locks and such) by virtue of having sucessfully time traveled.

He has to circumvent them by going back to the birth of the planet, but that was the extent of his interaction with them that I recall. That's why he needed all that energy, to push himself back far enough. His goal was to prevent human suffering (and also fuck over the AG) so he had to go back all the way, but there wasn't any indication that once he'd suceeded he'd still have to contend with the planets defenses. My issue is just that since Nemo has already sucessfully traveled back in time, thus circumventing the defenses against such acts, there shouldn't be any actual barriers preventing him from attempting to change things. The Timelocks shouldn't really be an issue unless there's one between the Incineration and the Bleaching, and even then it just means that roughly the same ending to the Incineration would be acheived, and I don't think believe that necessitates all of the exact same people dying/living. I'm pretty sure there is an actual explanation in the event, I'm...

We know it does stuff to try and prevent time travel, I'm wondering why Nemo couldn't do anything after he already succeeded. Goetia's plan was to time travel and then change things, and the energy was explicitly just to get him far enough back, so it's not like changing things is completely impossible. Besides, Nemo may not have altered the course of events, but he did convey information to someone in the past and take something back with him. So apparently it's allowed as long as events don't get altered significantly So if he'd just told Romani "hey there's a bomb in the room, also pop a cap in Team A when you get a chance" would the world have un-existed him or deleted the timeline or something? I'm mostly just curious if they elaborate on the limitations at all.

So....did they explain why Nemo can't change anything or is it just vague "time wouldn't like that" stuff?

I dunno what I expected her to do with her Grail powers but I guess that makes sense :hm

Unlimited Previous Boss Works :skully