It's not a normal frog at the end, Enoch. Like I said, I can't explain it as well as Jade. My sprite knowledge doesn't cover her quest as much as other stuff.
[Does he look like he knows the first thing of frog genetics? He doesn't. He's a weird teenage bird dude who's orange. He shuffles and refolds his wings before turning his attention.]
The time player keeps the timeline going the way it's supposed to, more or less. Not all of it is on them because paradox space has so many interwoven stable time loops that it's like a Gordian knot made of other, tinier Gordian knots. If you've got someone who can buy more time and go back and prevent things from happening, or do stuff that you wouldn't have enough people to get done otherwise... It helps facilitate everything, I guess? And at the end, if you go and win the game and get your Ultimate Reward in fancy ass new universe form, you're going to have to be able to time travel to a point where you've got someplace actually livable in it. We're more background workers than the Space player.
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[Does he look like he knows the first thing of frog genetics? He doesn't. He's a weird teenage bird dude who's orange. He shuffles and refolds his wings before turning his attention.]
The time player keeps the timeline going the way it's supposed to, more or less. Not all of it is on them because paradox space has so many interwoven stable time loops that it's like a Gordian knot made of other, tinier Gordian knots. If you've got someone who can buy more time and go back and prevent things from happening, or do stuff that you wouldn't have enough people to get done otherwise... It helps facilitate everything, I guess? And at the end, if you go and win the game and get your Ultimate Reward in fancy ass new universe form, you're going to have to be able to time travel to a point where you've got someplace actually livable in it. We're more background workers than the Space player.