you also need to die. i really don't want to die, so i would go with the keyboard and teach myself how to make the pill that doesn't require dying.
With this, you, technically, already existed, so you won't have to die. At all.
Omnipotent. Omniscient. Omnipresent.
You know everything(like Port and Vege's kinky activities), can do everything(like the keyboard, except it affects reality), and are everywhere(Can't. Escape. The Miles.)
ah, a time conundrum. interesting.
It says the game will be put on the computer's hard drive ergo the game runs in constraints of said computer and the laws of the world in which said computer exists.
The game is not magic, it's just really good code. It is under the same constraints as other code, no matter how you look at it. (unless, say, you look at it from the perspective of someone who has no idea how computers actually work)
well make a constrant that the file has to be only 5kilobytes big - the better to reach your target audience!
then make it really
really good code that runs on anything. I'm not sure why this is such a big deal - the keyboard obeys whatever is included in the game idea.
i mean, i get where you're coming from, but the keyboard is capable of bypassing those restraints.
edit: op mentions the coding is 'inhumanly good'
theoretically, this could mean that it's beyond human capabilities, further supporting my argument.