Seth, I'm excited to start releasing new stuff, however, we aren't quite at the point yet where we are ready to. As soon as we can you'll be the first to see it. We have some really interesting things on the way.
Also, I'll try my best to get a small update on the old site, however Dynasty is waiting in the wings for now. I'm really dedicated to bringing my vision for Dynasty to fruition, it will have it's day.
I hope that when I can get some stuff to you guys on the new title, that you'll love it just as much as I do.
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Actually, if you traveled at the speed of light, even for a "second", you would reach "infinity". You're basing your logic in Newton laws (the physics we all know and use) but they are not exactly accurate. They work in everyday situations, but if you try using them with near-light speeds they are useless. This is because Newton did his research thinking that time was invariant (that's the word?), but actually it's tied to space, in what it's called time-space (yes, that exists, it's not sci-fi). This means that time depends on speed.
An example: Let's say you are traveling in a "plane" of some sort, at, let's say, 99% the speed of light, and you have a watch with you. For an outside observer, your watch would be ticking reeeally slowly, something like 1 second per 1 minute in his watch. But for you, your seconds are ticking fine, but everything in the outside is going reeeally fast (and not because you are going fast), maybe even a whole minute goes by when in your watch it was just a second.
It's hard to understand because it's not how we think time would work. If you want, do some research on Einstein Relativity, I find it a really interesting topic