Would a zero gravity game with a high mass be an effective way to keep on shape in space?

[BradeRunna]

Nigger I want to bring humanity issues on xenos.

As long as you keep it in the realm of fiction and fantasy sure.

we also have to spread the word of God on other planets, too. God saved everyone, and so everyone has to know about it.

I don't think whatever is out there wants to be bothered by Chrisian fundies. Having to put up with their retardation here on earth isn't fun.

 

[Betonhaus]

Next question.

Would such a game be fun?

 

[herefortheactualthreads]

also no.

 

[PFM]

Just wrap yourself in resistance bands.

Hang yourself with resistance bands*

 

[Rango Dango]

As long as you keep it in the realm of fiction and fantasy sure.

I don't think whatever is out there wants to be bothered by Chrisian fundies. Having to put up with their retardation here on earth isn't fun.

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

iirc back-of-the-napkin bio/physics says no, you really need the general pull
space colony centrifugal rotation _probably_ could do it but yeah nah our shit is pretty clearly designed to need a gravity-like force most of the time

 

[Town Drunk]

If there's no gravity than mass is (almost) irrelevant. It's why those ion engines that can run for 100 years but only produce 5 lbs of thrust work so well in space.