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* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of [[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/8894/everybody-loves-large-chests/chapter/121026/all-that-glitters-7 "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel"]], which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.
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* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of [[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/8894/everybody-loves-large-chests/chapter/121026/all-that-glitters-7 "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel"]], which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. in-universe, due to someone going back to a previous point in time. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.situation, and Eduardo despises predictability.
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* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel", which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.
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* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of [[https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/8894/everybody-loves-large-chests/chapter/121026/all-that-glitters-7 "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel", travel"]], which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.
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* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel", which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.
* Bob, the God of Probabilities has the Taboo of "...Willingly and knowingly participating in time travel", which seems odd until you remember that the world is a videogame RPGMechanicsVerse. Gamers in real life tend to revert to older saves if something doesn't go quite the way they wanted. SaveScumming would appear to look like Time Travel in-universe. She-Who-Glares-Over-The-Screen hates it because it removes chance and probability from the situation.
