Well, I can consider the analogous situation where time travel is repeated in an attempt for Emperor Yingling of Scandinavia to convince all of his respective kingdoms to adopt ultimogeniture secession before he dies, so that his youngest son won’t have to fight secession wars as he tries to expand into Rus while defending Aragorn from upstarts who object to imperial expansion by marriage.
I don’t think that save-scumming is immoral because simulations are dying, although I am receptive to arguments that it is immoral because it breaks the rules.
All right, so long as you realize that means you can’t evaluate whether or not such a thing is possible. :-)
Argument from confusion doesn’t work.
Well, I can consider the analogous situation where time travel is repeated in an attempt for Emperor Yingling of Scandinavia to convince all of his respective kingdoms to adopt ultimogeniture secession before he dies, so that his youngest son won’t have to fight secession wars as he tries to expand into Rus while defending Aragorn from upstarts who object to imperial expansion by marriage.
I don’t think that save-scumming is immoral because simulations are dying, although I am receptive to arguments that it is immoral because it breaks the rules.