What are these two giant balls?

Just remember, "Unconventional physics" does NOT equal to "Completely different from conventional physics."
But, consider this: They're decorations.

Birds aren't decorations......
are they?

I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background.

I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background.

Wait , no one sells black hole decorations bigger than the size of earth.

Quote from: eceva on March 05, 2009, 23:31:39

I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background.

Wait , no one sells black hole decorations bigger than the size of earth.

Or do they?
Anyway, we all know that at the end of roll, the ball is stuck. So it waits the hundred years in solitude. In the meantime, two ominous black holes grow closer, before slowly digesting the ball. That is provided it does not starve to death first.

Quote from: Evil on March 06, 2009, 06:32:51

Quote from: eceva on March 05, 2009, 23:31:39

I think he means the "two giant balls" in the background.

Wait , no one sells black hole decorations bigger than the size of earth.

Or do they?
Anyway, we all know that at the end of roll, the ball is stuck. So it waits the hundred years in solitude. In the meantime, two ominous black holes grow closer, before slowly digesting the ball. That is provided it does not starve to death first.

does that ball have a mouth?

Honestly, I doubted the original post's seriousness from this thread's start, and it's completely nonsensical to discuss different theories about what the story behind some scenery of a game is any further. Not that it made any sense in the beginning, but oh well.
You might or might not remember Nifflas once (or more) saying that there often is no "correct" story behind things in his games and that he likes (or doesn't mind) people making up their own version. That, however, doesn't mean it's actually necessary to publicly discuss these ideas. Have fun with them in your own head.

While I agree that it isn't necessary discuss this, couldn't we at least get to do it for fun?

By the way, I think they are silhouetted planets.

So it means we are all right? 

No, it means that everyone else is wrong.

what the heck. I thought you'd stop without being forced to, but I guess that was a futile hope.