Lol I dont think actual physics/science matter all that much in a fantasy setting. Thats why there's suspension of disbelief. Dalamud can hit, things go boom...like the meteor which wiped out the dinosaurs.If anything, we probably saw a glimps of what will happen when we all got the echo. (Dark skies, fire in the sky, etc.) Personally, I have doubts Dalamud will actually hit, due to a moon-sized object directly hitting a planet would wipe Eorzea off the map, and don't forget the mass-extinction events that would occur all over Hydealyn. (In that context, it makes the empire look like it's run by omnicidal maniacs.)


Clarke's third law more or less states there is no difference between sufficiently advanced science and magic, so I would say physical laws can apply in a fantasy setting. Besides, we already know Dalamud is some kind of ancient technology from a dead civilization, and they've had stuff that could be scientifically explained as far back as the first game in the franchise. Again, it's speculation on my part, but I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss it. (that and I like the thought of the Empire being run by madmen willing to kill us all for ultimate power.)
Last edited by Vanguard319; 03-27-2012 at 11:15 AM.
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