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10/6/2015 7:25:13 PM
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So essentially a USA/Russia Coldwar scenario. Both powers so powerful that they have mutually assured complete annihilation. Yeah that sounds like a solid platform for the entire universe to go by. I'm with That Halo Dude, you might be a psychopath if you subscribe to this logic.
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Edited by Astral Centipede: 10/6/2015 7:48:23 PMActually no, the scenario I'm talking about is one where no species is capable of destroying the other because thy're just so widespread, NOT mutually assured destruction scenario.Some people (like myself) are capable of separating our real beliefs from beliefs regarding fiction lore which they happen to find simply more fun and interesting. Sheesh, relax.
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I shouldn't have to point out how big the universe is but somewhere out there is some unimaginative potential, that once seized, can/will make a species stronger and faster. Maybe it's alien tech, maybe it's something natural. Someday it's inevitable. Once superiority is fully established and countless legions are organized, they will simply hunt out of boredom. The other species will be wiped out because a truce/mutual agreement will not allow both to exist. If both sides find similar tech and are both organized, the dying that remain will just wither out of existence, via mutual destruction. Anyway, point is, it's all about perspective. Is the Traveler evil? Ask an Acolyte. Of course all these alien freaks are the true evil ones, from the human perspective, which is how we relate to it. But it is kinda depressing.
