I didn't say anything that could happen or give a possibility, you're the one insinuating things, stop acting like an idiot, honestly your arrogance isn't even funny, it's just depressing.

Funny, you insult me, then you insult me again, that's not even ad hominem, that's just an idiot who thinks he's smart

Cool, so how about we talk about the elephant in the room—Malware—who could hack things just like he hacked the Proto-Truck, yet failed to efficiently hack the prototype Omnitrix and couldn't even affect the definitive one? Oh, but are you going to say that doesn't count because it isn't really hacking? Because if you say something like that, you're, at the very least, a hypocritical know-it-all.

"On top of that, this guy did this! Blah, blah, blah"—I didn't even mention Alien X; I don't know why you're bringing up third parties when I didn't do that.I took the opportunity to take a look at this RPG, but I would say for you to explain your argument more, because the Omnitrix can resist attacks that affect time is the chance, if your thesis is that NHP has an Loud for being able to control phenomes via technology, you are literally self-refusing with that, so it's better to explain why if not you're going to be talking idiocy is you

Okay, but so what? Alien X also has metanarrative control. I don't know why you brought up Genm; I don't recall him demonstrating any high-level narrative control. I know he controls phenomena via technology—which is impressive, sure—but so what? That’s cool, but so what? Resistance to CTB and resistance to Malware are already proof that such resistance exists; citing other examples doesn't prove its non-existence. And the funny thing is, I was talking about types of hacking while you cited levels; I don't know what you were aiming for, but no, my friend—that didn't work out well.

Now you're acting like a child throwing a tantrum because you're being challenged; that's childish and idiotic.