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An almost accurate archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX.
An (almost accurate) archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX. →An almost accurate archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX.
An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX.
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→An (almost accurate) archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX.
An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.→An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
One of the original descriptions:
Detonation Code: [REDACTED]. A secret government underground research and data storage facility powered by an internal fusion reactor; approximately 1.5 miles underground in Indio, California desert. A processor array of massive scale, a computer beyond imagination. Cooled by liquid nitrogen, warmed by the heat of the earth's core. Welcome, to Quantum Computer Core; The power of all ROBLOX.
An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are the closest the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.→An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are closest to the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are the closest the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out.→An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are the closest the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out. Credits to @EnergyZombie150 for helping out with this archive.
A 2014 (but edited) version of Quantum Science Warp Core, originally made by TheWildDeveloper (known as Ihateguestssomuch123 when the game was created). Changes have been made to almost be exact of the game version from November 2014. Audios are only brought back for Meltdown and Emergency Coolant.→An archive of a November 2014 version of Quantum Science Warp Core. It was originally made by @JustSimplyWild (known as ihateguestsomuch123 when this game version was published). Although this game is not exactly to the version I'm archiving, I've made some changes that are the closest the original that I could do. Audios have been reintroduced for Meltdown, Freezedown and Emergency Coolant, to show what it was like in-game back when it was out.
A 2014 (but edited) version of Quantum Science Warp Core, originally made by TheWildDeveloper (known as Ihateguestssomuch123 when the game was created). Changes have been made to almost be exact of the game. Audios are only brought back for Meltdown.→A 2014 (but edited) version of Quantum Science Warp Core, originally made by TheWildDeveloper (known as Ihateguestssomuch123 when the game was created). Changes have been made to almost be exact of the game version from November 2014. Audios are only brought back for Meltdown and Emergency Coolant.
