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>can direct yourself into which version you want to go to
this concept is a little overwhelming to me, in games like CSGO and TF2 you can look through a server browser and see the title along with what map it's on and other information about that server, to enter it you simply click on that server and join
how does this process work? with these two games i convey what server i want by using a search function and narrowing my search down until i find a singular server to click on and join that i think i'll like, how is this process conveyed in the astral without a visual display like that?
>can't control the contents inside those versions of equestria
>if you can somehow control what's happening there, it's not real - its a dream.
while i understand that actively changing the setting and other features while inside of it would mean its a lucid dream as opposed to a real astral travel to a version of equestria, I'm assuming what you meant by "can't control the contents inside of those [versions] of equestria" you meant actively while inside of them rather than an inability to choose what version you go to before entering said version of equestria
(sorry if that was really wordy, let me know if that was unclear)
>Randomization process/poor beginner concentration/karma
I’m assuming this topic implies that those who are too hyped up to go to equestria rather than taking the time to select a specific version with a degree of calm concentration, will be automatically shot into the most “compatible” version for them, which considering your usage of the word “karma” I’m assuming you mean this in more ways than just good karma vs bad karma (unless i’m horrifically incorrect)
>I don't want to get into it for the same single reason I'm holding back alot of other information even now.
>People online like to larp, and if I say too much, larpers will ruin this for the public.
With this in mind I’m going to assume some of my questions in this post will be unanswered, that is okay because i completely 100% respect your wishes and want to thank for answering where you can, again, only answer what you’re comfortable answering, I’m already incredibly grateful for what you’ve posted so far
My biggest question though, wouldn’t more concrete information be of use to propagate AP to wider use? Even with people fucking around using the information for LARP posts, couldn’t having more information actively fuel more real AP travels and thus exponentially generate more and more solid guides, tutorials, and easy access to AP?
I hope this doesn’t come across as pressing for answers, you’ve been at this far longer than i even knew about this stuff, I’m sure your reasoning comes with experience to back it up, hence why even without fully understanding, i respect your wishes completely
>I'll be making a neocities page
I’m incredibly interested in reading such a thing. Once it gets made is it possible to read over what gets posted even if I'm a non-contributor?
>While you can direct yourself, generally, into what "version" you want yo go to, it is never 100% exact
>Something will always be different, because these are real worlds.
This kind of answers one of my first questions, but also brings up another…
Does this imply repeat visits to the same “version” of equestria are impossible, without the ability to direct yourself to a 100% exact version in the first place, does that mean that, considering the sheer number of “versions” of equestria, that returning to a “version” you’ve been to before would be extremely difficult or nearly impossible?
>the document
Are you talking about the “going to other realities” google doc or the “astral projection guide” with the IRC link and the trips of ‘codifier’ ‘floyd’ and ‘van’ or is it the “equestria project” pastebin link on 4chan /moon/day threads?
Were you one of the guys who wrote/made one of these 3 documents?
Out of word count tysm anon glhf in the astral