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Originally Posted by DaBackpack
Anyway, let's just say Meta-Battler decides "fuck everything, I'm hiding in Kuwadorian" and does so for every game he participates in. Doesn't that fundamentally change the end result of the game Beato made? So kakera aren't necessarily predetermined as long as there is a player.
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Ange mentions in
Dawn that the "magic" the two Beatrices do engraves their actions on the Fragment. One could imagine, then, that "a board with a player" is essentially "a story with an outcome determined by the input of a secondary contributor."
In other words, let's say the story is
End, but Battler decides after solving the epitaph that he's going to bust Erika's skull in with a gold ingot and hide in Kuwadorian for the rest of the weekend. Whoever initially came up with the plot for
End probably didn't anticipate this, but allows it.
Now we basically have two stories,
End-Prime and
End-Modified. One is the base, one is the version that's used as a gameboard. In theory, both are Fragments, independent of one another but extremely similar (in that, up to the moment where Battler and Erika find the gold, they're identical).