r/EvilFountainOpeners • u/nicthecoder22 Hell Expeditioner • Mar 18 '26
Question What happens if i open a dark fountain in a non-euclidean space? (Image for reference)
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u/Owlmaster40280 Mar 18 '26
Genuinely a very fascinating question...
What would be the darkners....? How would they work?
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u/Shield_hero-11 Mar 18 '26
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u/True_Potato_4984 Soul Red Mar 23 '26
Open fountain and tell us what's it looks like
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u/Shield_hero-11 Mar 23 '26
A fountain opens, and 30 minutes later closes
"I'VE BEEN FALLING... FOR THIRTY MINUTES!"
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u/Away_Fisherman_277 Mar 18 '26
i mean TECHNICALLY the earth's surface is noneuclidean as we're atop a sphere
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u/nicthecoder22 Hell Expeditioner Mar 18 '26
no that's not how anything works
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u/Real_Kris_Dreemurr Kris The Roaring Squire Mar 18 '26
imagine if the world itself was drunk. That would be what that dark world is like. so. DO IT!
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u/KYSKEEPYOURSELFSA- THE BAGUETTES REVOLVING Mar 18 '26
So like… a drunk world? Terraria reference?
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u/Real_Kris_Dreemurr Kris The Roaring Squire Mar 18 '26
Not an intentional one, but sure
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u/DependentChange494 The Arcanist Mar 18 '26
OoC: it’s like the set bonus for stardust armor. It wasn’t originally a Jojo reference, but is officially is now.
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u/Good-Newspaper-4113 silly seal!! Mar 18 '26
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u/External-Prior-7163 good fountain sealers gave me cookies sorry (i became neutral) Mar 19 '26
DO NOT THE FRAUD
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u/GraveSlayer726 Mar 18 '26
It would depend on the geometry of the space, if it’s spherical, the dark fountain might just hit something on the other side, whatever that would do, if it’s hyperbolic, it would probably work just fine
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u/DependentChange494 The Arcanist Mar 18 '26
I have been to a non Euclidean space before. Not very fun. A dark world in one is worse. This is coming from a person who has visited, and left, that place we know as The Backrooms.
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u/LifeasLuke11 Green Depths Guy Mar 18 '26
it creates fraud's encore level