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[TheBiggerFish]

well your over-overgod isn't a physics professor
magic and shit

SUDDENLY, REALISM HAPPENS.  GAEM OEVR.
I'm not a physics professor either.  I just have strong Google-fu and +5 Recalling Cursory Descriptions Of Stuff You Probably Last Heard About Years Ago.   ;P

[PrivateNomad]

bump

[StrawBarrel]

Could we examine another solar system or would that make updates too bulky?

Either way we should pass time until we see any notable changes in our creations.

[PrivateNomad]

Could we examine another solar system or would that make updates too bulky?

Either way we should pass time until we see any notable changes in our creations.

The information listed is for the most important system.

[PrivateNomad]

~Creation~

You let the ages of your creation pass; 4,000,000,000 years to be precise, for microbial life in your creations to evolve into basic animal life. The creatures of the ocean gradually traveled onto the green lands of the planets and moons and begun to show basic signs of intelligence. Diversity sprung, hundreds of thousands of species evolving, vastly different from planet-to-moon. It would be some time until intelligence perhaps arrived though, but until that time comes, it might be good to influence your creations. Already you observe basic creatures making use of the subtle magic you instilled within the universe following the Big Bang.
The number of stars in the one galaxy you created has doubled, and many are beginning to naturally develop life, though on different paces.

You have lost 400,000 Magicka from time.

Magicka: [498,800]
All natural elements
Omniscient Command

4,103,000,000 Years Old
ENTROPY ◄▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬☼▬▬▬► ORDER

80,251,007 Stars in a nameless elliptical galaxy.

Nameless Low-Mass Main Sequence Star
     •Nameless rocky planet hot with many craters.
          •Devoid of atmosphere.
     •Nameless rocky planet warm and with primitive microbial life.
          •Thick atmosphere of nitrogen and oxygen.
          •Basic animal life.
          •1 Moon
               •Nameless moon of cold frozen methane.
     •Nameless rocky planet cold with a dusty blue surface.
          •Average atmosphere of carbon dioxide and oxygen.
          •Polar ice caps.
          •Basic animal life.
     •Dense asteroid belt.
     •Nameless large blue gas planet with light equatorial rings of dust.
          •4 Moons
               •Nameless moon with a very thick atmosphere of sulfur and other toxic substances, appears brown.
               •Nameless moon with a dark brown surface, a dense core and strong gravity.
               •Nameless moon with a grey scratchy surface littered with craters.
               •Nameless moon with a oblong shape and weak gravity, polar orbit.
     •Nameless huge green gas planet.
           •3 Moons
               •Nameless moon of a molten core and solid crust. Covered with salinated water.
               •Nameless moon with high volanic activity and a red and black surface with massive mountains and cracks of flowing lava.
               •Nameless moon with a thick atmosphere of nitrogen and oxygen, and huge oceans of water with tiny islands. Basic animal life.

[Bluexdog]

Place a monolith that will give the primal species a boost in intelligence

[StrawBarrel]

Place a monolith that will give the primal species a boost in intelligence

+1

[TheBiggerFish]

Why are we trying to re-enact 2001....?

[endlessblaze]

Place a monolith that will give the primal species a boost in intelligence

+1

+1

[crazyabe]

Place a monolith that will give the primal species a boost in intelligence

+1

+1

+3

[Detoxicated]

Create a meteor, destroying much of said life on our main planet, to increase natural selection

[TheBiggerFish]

Create a meteor, destroying much of said life on our main planet, to increase natural selection

Whyyyyyyyy.  Absolutely not.  Meteors are not natural selection, they are extinction.

[Bluexdog]

Create a meteor, destroying much of said life on our main planet, to increase natural selection

Whyyyyyyyy.  Absolutely not.  Meteors are not natural selection, they are extinction.

NO METEORS

[Detoxicated]

so what happened after the dinosaurs went extinct? Yes thats right, the mammals spread and they were much more  advanced than most reptiles are.

[TheBiggerFish]

so what happened after the dinosaurs went extinct? Yes thats right, the mammals spread and they were much more  advanced than most reptiles are.

PURE.  DUMB.  LUCK.