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Blade-Edge wrote:

That makes no sense
The 4th wall is what separates the characters from the audience

Have you ever heard the expression "Breaking the 4th wall?"

Blade-Edge wrote:

Yes, that is what I just explained ....
How can you break the 4th wall into oblivion, though?

It's an expression. It's a whole game that knows it's a game.

Blade-Edge wrote:

I understand that, but what about the oblivion part

*sigh* It's a game that knows it's a game all through out it. That's the oblivion part. IE: A JOKE!!!! IT WAS A JOKE WHY ARE YOarggleblargeflarg

One last question
Lol is this going to be like Dora the explorer?

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

One last question
Lol is this going to be like Dora the explorer?

Do you see Swiper?

I don't know what that is
Anyway, you probably didn't get my reference
Dora always breaks the 4th wall

Scroll up

Oh. I don't really watch the show

kimmy123 wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

Scroll up

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He means scroll back up for an explanation about the 4th wall.
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Actually, I have the same question as Blade-Edge - how is it that breaking the 4th wall into oblivion affects gameplay here?

I remember seeing a reference to the fourth wall in a comic, where one of the characters is screaming "The fandom! NOT THE FANDOM!" when the fourth wall is broken and all the fanart characters start spilling from the break in the fourth wall, but I have a feeling that this isn't probably the idea you are thinking about in reference to breaking the 4th wall.

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I made a game that broke the fourth wall occasionally in passing jokes, but never fully acknowledged it.  Might be an interesting idea.

kimmy123 wrote:

Is the 4th wall the wall that separates the game from the person playing it?

Yes, that is it. If you still have trouble understanding:

Think of a stage, it's like a room with three walls, the fourth wall is the imaginary wall between the stage and the audience watching.

GlitchSprite wrote:

No

Where is he??

*points up*

! I wonder, in the future, they could actually put you in the game! And you could sense everything going on around you!    Hmm... being hurt would be a problem though    ...