NoriMori's avatar
"Think Assassins Creed."

What makes you think I've played Assassin's Creed?

"To get connected to a memory you need a full synchronization. But introducing new foreign information results in disrupting the once stable harmony. As a result, you make the victim assume that the general understood reality within the matrix of people to be real."

That makes sense.

I don't really get the other stuff you're saying though. I don't think Pilot's insanity makes him an anti-Cancer entity. Aside from the initial restart, it didn't seem to be affected by it. And I don't think Snippy's hallucinations have anything to do with Pilot's insanity.

"You never see Snippy wake up and shake his head over a bad nightmare"

Yeah, you do. You see it the first time Cancer integrates him.

"you see a frustrated Snippy trying to strangle Pilot."

That's because at the time he'd been strangling Pilot in his memory/dream/thing.
NuclearD00d's avatar
Every sane person should have played Assassins Creed. I hearby order you to play it, it's frigging awesome.
Well, you see Snippy wake up like it was a nightmare the first time after he enters Cancer.

But once Pilot got connected it hasn't happened even once. The only thing that happened was the hallucination that Pilot triggered and the first scene pointing out how broken Pilots mind is.
NoriMori's avatar
"Every sane person should have played Assassins Creed. I hearby order you to play it, it's frigging awesome."

I don't doubt that. But I don't feel like spending money to play it right now, plus I don't think it's Mac-compatible.

"But once Pilot got connected it hasn't happened even once."

Yeah it did. It happened in comic 70.
NuclearD00d's avatar
What? No it didn't. Here's chapter 70. [link]
NoriMori's avatar
I know what chapter 70 is, thanks. And I stand by what I said. I think this is just a case of us interpreting what's happening differently.
NuclearD00d's avatar
I do believe that's what I said when the discussion began. XD
But yeah, let's wrap up this discussion, should we?