device to provide teleport capability
#1041
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We could make a reference to Hitchhikers guide and have:
The last ingredient could be completely useless on its own and its description could just poke fun at how it's just a combination of words that make no sense together. It could be fun to add some randomness for non-system robot teleportation. Both in space and time - but I am not sure how we could remove the teleported robot from the map for some time until it reappears. 🤔 We could goof around with some more improbable effects in the area, like randomly changing a few entities. 😄 |
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* `tea plant` can be harvested to yield... * `tea leaves`, which can be combined with water to produce... * `cup of tea`, which, along with `atomic vector plotter`, are ingredients for... * `infinite improbability drive`, which enables `teleport` Towards #1041.
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) * `tea plant` (which now spawns rarely in a certain biome of the classic world) can be harvested to yield... * `tea leaves`, which can be combined with `water` to produce... * `cup of tea`, which, along with `atomic vector plotter` (= `rubber band` + `typewriter` + `compass` + `counter`), are ingredients for... * `infinite improbability drive`, which enables `teleport`. When used by a privileged robot (system robot or in creative mode), the `teleport` command continues to function as before. When used by an unprivileged robot, that is, via the `infinite improbability drive` device, a random entity spawns somewhere near the target location. Closes #1041.
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Some kind of space-time machine? See some discussion at #406 .
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