So like, If I play wow on a quantum computer, does my character become entangled with a Hornwinkle character in Columbus, Ohio and drop dead at the same time in the same zone?
I know I probably should have posted in tech support, but I trust general’s opinions.
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The whole world, ours and WoW’s, becomes pudding just like the Higgs Field.
And then everybody is a ghost.
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Quantum computers wouldn’t work for me. My hunter pet is a large cat. If he got stuck in a box and I opened it there would be a 50-50 chance he would be dead.
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Shadowland’s ‘land of the first ones’, sorry I forget the name feels themed like this because everything there is exotic as an example.
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Insert BRING ME SCHRODINGER’S HEAD meme here.
I’m not comfortable discussing non-binary stuff.
Well it’s still binary it’s just that the qbits can be zero or one with a probability of the outcome.
i want quantum entanglement based networking.
“ping”/non-instant communication is so rustic lol
Bucky Ball targeting system when?
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Ahh now I remember, zereth mortis is the name of the zone in shadowlands.
Hornwinkle…sounds a lot like Finkle and Einhorn. I smell shenanigans…
You know when people land at a flight point and just stand there. And then half a dozen others land, all of them standing still except for slight animations and they phase in and out of each other?
That.
To be in Columbus, Ohio you have to join Gregarious Games and enter the Oasis. From there, you will be welcomed by Microsoft ads on 95% of your screen to join twitch and buy brutosaurus mounts that have a Mountain Dew cooler on their tail. Then, you will be killed by Nolan Sorrento himself as you have an aneurism from ad intake and mtx FOMO stress.
If you think fixing bugs seems hard to do now, just try doing it for a game doing calculations, theoretically, across multiple universes lol.
Sooner or later you’ll interact with players with old-school traditional clients and all of your entanglement will stop dead at a brick wall.
… which you can pass thorough with quantum tunneling.
… Just not on the first try.