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lol but BTTF2 has different timelines and paradox's still here: Marty travelled back to 1955 at 01:35 AM on Oct 26 1985. Okay? He did the BTTF movie stuff (i.e. the stuff in BTTF1) and went back to 1985 When Old Biff came, Timeline 2 still existed but Young Biff had the Almanac in his pocket during the car scene at the dance When Marty and Doc came from 1985A, they came to rob Biff of it, Biff still had the book in his pocket during the car scene, but it was robbed by other Marty Marty cross his own timeline from BTTF1 Therefore, BTTF1 is the timeline (Timeline 2), that Old Biff and Other Marty and Other Doc were in in BTTF2 The only reason its a different timeline is because of the result of the journey into 1955 Timeline 2 existed as a near EXACT replica of Timelines 6,7 and 8 (6 is the result of burning the book timeline before Doc is sent back to 1885 and 7 and 8 are present in BTTF3). The only difference is Doc and Marty in 1955 (twice) and Doc and Marty in 1885

yeah, i watched it on saturday DEFINATLY gonna get it on DVD I thought the some bits were a bit wrong

whatever

this is perciesly why i like the predestination paradox any other paradox's in my view are wrong and completly stupid

Which leads back to my previous post -Assuming this is grandfather paradox... If you go back to kill yourself... You wouldn't have existed in the first place so.... 1. This killing creates an inresolvable paradoxial event that results in history correcting itself by erasing the future self 2. The erasing of future-self will create the future-self again, as the paradox corrected the past-self, as he was not killed by his future-self and had no memory of him 3. This results in the time correction already having to do that (again) and paradoxially, repeating itself 4. Since the universe cannot handle paradoxial events, the universe cannot resolve it unless it erases any mention or meaning to go back and kill yourself. Therefore, the universe corrects the person and he never goes back to kill himself. The infinate cycle has resolved a paradox But because the past-self has no memory of this killing, the universe forbids the time travel to kill yourself The same with any killing in the past

good idea, ill do that thx

im looking forward to 0.2f presently, im just adding stuff to 0.2e to make it better, like the skyway lets just wait besides, wont 0.2f be released on a BTTF date? ie. September 2nd, October 26th?

ill save these ideas then for later use then ill recommend them again

i believe i nearly have i'll explain: -Assuming we are following the BTTF time rules -Assuming we create a paradox this happens: 1. I go back in time to 2005 to meet myself when in-fact i shouldn't have 2. This meeting creates an inresolvable paradoxial event that results in history correcting itself by erasing the future self 3. The erasing of future-self will create the future-self again, as the paradox corrected the past-self, as he had no memory of his past meeting 4. This results in the time correction already having to do that (again) and paradoxially, repeating itself 5. Since the space-time continuum has to move on, the repeating of an infinate cycle will result in an explosion of a specific region of space to attempt to correct the time-space continuum (since the universe cannot handle paradoxial events). The infinate cycle has resolved a paradox Results: 1. The person will not go back in time to meet himself, as the space-time continuum cannot handle it, this will paradixially keep repeating itself if the one does it again 1A. If the one goes back to meet himself, the universe will be destroyed as it has just corrected that error of time 1B. There is no past-self and future-self meeting, thus the universe is fine as it forbidded the time travel to the past This is what a paradox is, according to what i believe anyway

temporal mechanics (as star trek puts it) besides, i think about this a lot, i have studied BTTF VERY closely since July last year, i have practically mastered time travel and paradox's and all that since then and have done for 5 months now, at least

i know, i just want 2 be sure besides, they are good ideas, are they? maybe they could EVENTUALLY be used could they?

but, the del continued on its course if doc hadn't turned it, thats why the trails at the first test were straight its just like the BTTF time rules: 1. Going back in time creates a new timeline 2. Going forward is going forward along the same timeline as you left 3. There is a great big condridiction in the forward time travel This case, it uses rule 2, but because doc interfered with the del's exit, he a effectivly created a paradoxial event that resulted in the fire trails of the past leading the del to a non-existant reality basically, the del went knowhere on the fire trails reality, and the del exited on doc's reality (if u get what i mean) EDIT: By the way, there was 2 del's at the same point at the first test as the doc interfered with it, the first origonal del was lost in a destroyed future reality, the same del throughout the 3 films was the 2nd del that exited

maybe your right, but its not that far away me belives until 0.3 im just suggesting my ideas ready just incase nobody else has thought of them besides, we probly need more missions, i think

okay, its just, whenever i try to re-enact the scene, it annoy's me by the way, how did it get sideways in the first place? didn't somebody notice?

no, i mean that the main desk is on the back left wall, instead of the back wall as soon as u come in i could tell because of the first movie, it wasn't hard 2 spot me dont mean 2 call u blind or thick

Actually, they were If you look closely on the lightening strike (any movie), u will see the fire trails in the distance go right then left, then comes into four trails When Marty returned to 1985, he followed that EXACT path, as he crashed wonkily into the cinema

But why is the 1955 cafe sideways?

I'm suggesting also that this mission is only available from nov 5th 1955 or something Perhaps a better time period than that possibly, perhaps nov 1st-nov 5th What do you's think of my idea?

I have a suggestion to add: What about a mission for alternate 1955 Doc (ie. the one at the beginning of part 3)? Part 3- The Clocktower (continued) You are Doc who have just Marty back to 1985, but other Marty comes round the Clock Tower Corner and says "i'm back from the future". Then you faint Part 4- The Message from Yourself You wake up in your home (lets just skip this bit and say that Doc accepts Marty and there can be a sequence where he is reading the letter) Part 5- The Striken DeLorean You have to dig up the DeLorean with Marty at Delgodo Mine and find it Objective: Find the DeLorean Once you have found it, you take it outside (the sequence after the DeLorean has been taken out of the Mine) and find your other-self in 1885 is dead. It finishes with GREAT SCOTT!!! or something Part 6- 1955 DeLorean Time Machine Objective: Repair the DeLorean by finding the necessary peices Your main objective is that, but you'll need to go to certain shops to aquire ( ) peices for the DeLorean to fix it Ie. find a transmitter and resistors or something in local hardware shops Part 7- Journey to Save Yourself The final part of the mission is to send Marty to 1885 somehow and you have to pick a site to do so Objective: Find a suitable site to send Marty to 1885 Once done, there can be a cutscene where Marty is driving to 1885, and that affects the 1885 missions later on... Maybe a sequence generated by the game can replace movie clips if they aren't possible in-game

What about this: Since the 1955 map is going to be made first, what about a mission for 1955 Doc? I'll explain: -You play as 1955 Doc and u are in your Mansion with your little car at the garage -You encounter Marty from the future and attempt to get him back to the future Part 1-The Encounter with the Future You are Doc in his mansion. You hear a door knock and see marty (just like in the movie). Then there could be a clip from the film or something Part 2-The Plan: You show Marty how to get back to 1985 using the bolt of lightening. Since Marty winds up the car in the film, what about u, Doc, have to wind up the car to a certain strength and see what happens when u do the model Part 3-The Clocktower: You then are at the Clock Tower attempting to get Marty to the future and you have to connect the cables (represented by markers). You then have to reconnect the cables (once they fall off) and put them on. If you dont put them on in time, Marty doesn't go back to 1985 and you fail the mission how about that?

i agree with SLNevitt, we should use his idea for now, and use mine later on! besides, cut-scene cross-timelines are and will be boring, not allowing for you to do anything

besides a real-rep of your past-self would be realistic, if its not able to be out in the game then its tuff for me isn't it this topic may as well be kept open for later use

oh, okay all i wanted was to have the plane pass-through u code and some type of recording piece that would enable realism thats all, but okay the plane-through u code plus the recodring bit would be able to do scenes better when u reenact the movies, or even just make up your own BTTF storyline this is me now:

erm.. hello, hello anybody home??!! i DO think 4th-dimensionally a lot, that has nothig to do with it Yes I get u, but its better with an actual representation of your past-self. Here is my representation: if i go up to the start line on the clock tower run, if i get out of the car and back in a again, if i go back in time, i would see myself get out and in again get it? your idea is this: if i go up to the start line on the clock tower run, if i get out of the car and back in a again, if i go back in time, i WOULDN'T see myself get out and in again

well actually it is u, just a replica recording of you from before