Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[Arashi_Leonhart]

I hate everything

[JetKinen]

I hate everything

Surf's up dude

[castor212]

case files vol 4

Oh hell yes, so its not someone'sa headcanon

Thanks a lot You

[You]

Actually, I just realised. Artoria with Rhon is said to be a more mature/realist king than Saber Artoria, right?

Yet she still died at Camlann, so Mordred still rebelled against her.

QTL friend

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its the OTL of TM

[castor212]

her wish during zero or her wish during SN?

because the one during SN was just that someone more suited would draw caliburn instead of her.
I think the hypothetical quantum time lock was just the fall of britian. Whoever drew the sword might not matter when you think about it like that considering it was dude in the prototype universe.
inno

Hypothetical?

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I cant extella for at least a month

[You]

Spoiler:

In a universe with quantum time locks, the outcome that is registered in an quantum time lock will not change.
A time traveler can only alter the process by which it happens.


For example, let's say the outcome of Britain being destroyed is fixed.
Even if someone travels back in time and succeeds in making Britain prosper, ending war, bringing happiness unto everyone, the moment history enters the time lock the outcome of Britain being destroyed will happen.


It might be possible to save some number of people, but the great motion of human history cannot be undone.

just covering my butt

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but yeah it's QTL
Nigel says so and I believe in Nigel

[Owlz]

For Britain, King Arthur's efforts were merely delaying the inevitable. Everything was to come crumbling down someday, for the age of gods had already ended. But Mordred turned this slow decline into absolute destruction.

This seems to indicate that Mordred intervention was not influenced by the QTL. Things could have gone more smoothly, like Saber said: "An end like in a slumber". Or am I misinterpreting this?

[GDB]

Spoiler:

In a universe with quantum time locks, the outcome that is registered in an quantum time lock will not change.
A time traveler can only alter the process by which it happens.


For example, let's say the outcome of Britain being destroyed is fixed.
Even if someone travels back in time and succeeds in making Britain prosper, ending war, bringing happiness unto everyone, the moment history enters the time lock the outcome of Britain being destroyed will happen.


It might be possible to save some number of people, but the great motion of human history cannot be undone.

just covering my butt

Basically, Doctor Who in a nutshell.

[Elish]

This seems to indicate that Mordred intervention was not influenced by the QTL. Things could have gone more smoothly, like Saber said: "An end like in a slumber". Or am I misinterpreting this?

Mordred just accelerated the inevitable and caused more damage than it usually would've been.

'It might be possible to save some number of people, but the great motion of human history cannot be undone.'

That, but the not so desireable direction. You basically have some room to influence the specifics.

[Owlz]

Guess that aside of the little changes that you achive facing a QTL the next best posible action would be recording as many heroes for the ToH. Seems like the only thing that can "bypass" the inevitability of the locks.

[You]

Mordred just accelerated the inevitable and caused more damage than it usually would've been.

'It might be possible to save some number of people, but the great motion of human history cannot be undone.'

That, but the not so desireable direction. You basically have some room to influence the specifics.

yeah like saving this kid amirite

[Elish]

yeah like saving this kid amirite

I chuckled

[AmADo VII]

well, look at Fragments if you want to see what would happen if someone that actually capable tried to save Britain.

[Rafflesiac]

God Arthur and his hoodie are cool.

Proto Event never

[castor212]

Spoiler:

In a universe with quantum time locks, the outcome that is registered in an quantum time lock will not change.
A time traveler can only alter the process by which it happens.


For example, let's say the outcome of Britain being destroyed is fixed.
Even if someone travels back in time and succeeds in making Britain prosper, ending war, bringing happiness unto everyone, the moment history enters the time lock the outcome of Britain being destroyed will happen.


It might be possible to save some number of people, but the great motion of human history cannot be undone.

just covering my butt

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but yeah it's QTL
Nigel says so and I believe in Nigel

thanks

[GundamFSN]

God Arthur and his hoodie are cool.

Proto Event never

Apo this year

Extra next year

Proto next two year.

Haaaa

[castor212]

yeah like saving this kid amirite

sorryimdumbbutwhozzat

[AmADo VII]

sorryimdumbbutwhozzat

not gender bent King Arthur.

[GundamFSN]

Arthur.

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C'mon Lancelot boy, can't you recognize your King?

[castor212]

maybe relevant

datamined script from fgog up till musashi

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i mean the shota guys