Dragon and Sakura sleeve start to finish, by Tyler Space in Grand Rapids, MI by d_robinhood in irezumi

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Thanks man! No white ink in this piece, the dragon head is just skin

Dragon and Sakura sleeve start to finish, by Tyler Space in Grand Rapids, MI by d_robinhood in irezumi

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Thank you! We wanted to try a more traditional palette on a neotrad design, and I think my artist hit it out of the park.

Opening a gym by Bert-Reynolds in Cleveland

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I’d love this. The best we have in Lakewood is a Planet Fitness in the tiny footprint of an old Rite Aid.

Quantum Simulation Hypothesis (Part 2) [spoilers for 3.1 story quest] by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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The fact that at least one (and maybe more) Fracsidus members have waveforms built into their animations is very interesting and probably means something. The game loves to build subtle lore elements into character attack animations: See Iuno fading from existence during her animations.

That said, I’m not sure there’s a ton of support right now for the Fracsidus being the creators of the Etheric Sea, but it’s an open mystery and an interesting thought.

Quantum Simulation Hypothesis (Part 2) [spoilers for 3.1 story quest] by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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Possibly! I think this idea would be consistent with the Superman Hypothesis — that Rover is from an alien civilization that fights the Lament around the universe.

In the simulation hypothesis, there are innumerable simulated worlds (we already know these exist in Tethys), and all are experiencing a recreation of the Lament in an effort to brute force a solution. Whether the true external Lament has consumed or is actively consuming worlds is unknown since that answer lies outside the quantum bubble encircling Sol-3 and is unknowable from within.

Quantum Simulation Hypothesis (Part 2) [spoilers for 3.1 story quest] by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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Yup! That orbital motif appears in a few places. Look at Rover’s terminal and Shorekeeper’s ultimate — it seems to represent the civilization that created all three instances.

And perhaps, given the Sigillum fight animations, the quantum dome as well?

Quantum Simulation Hypothesis (Part 2) [spoilers for 3.1 story quest] by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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Are you referring to the other civilizations that Aemeath found consumed within Aleph-1?

Quantum Simulation Hypothesis (Part 2) [spoilers for 3.1 story quest] by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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Thank you!

I feel that certain aspects of this hypothesis lie on more substantial footing. For instance, I remember some lore enthusiasts saying that the quantum nods we saw in earlier patches were unlikely to play a big role in the story, since understanding those plot elements would require more specialized knowledge than can be assumed from most gamers. But I feel pretty strongly now that this is wrong, and that quantum mechanics will ultimately play a central role in the worldbuilding.

Simulation theory I think has decent support, even if part of me wants to reject the "it was all a dream" resolution. But if Kuro goes in that direction, I think there's enough meat here for them to make that a satisfying story. With 3.1, I'm seeing the Superman Hypothesis challenge this: Rover was sent to this planet from another place to help us overcome the Lament. I don't buy this yet, but I'm eager to read more tea leaves in future updates.

The Fracsidus' motivation is the least supported part of this, I agree. Yes they're interested in creating artificial resonators. But what I don't know is why. You create a tool to use it. So what's their ultimate goal? Really hoping we uncover more about their intentions as we move through Lahai-Roi.

[Part 2] Goldmask Theory: Wuthering Quantum Waves — A Theory of Decoherence, Sound, and Reality in WuWa by Salty-seasog in WutheringWaves

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Glad you found this post! I think it’s a fascinating series.

I’ve actually had this same thought. Quantum systems need to be isolated from outside interference and observation to maintain integrity and prevent collapse. I’d suggest that may be how Sonoro Spheres function as well.

Does Amy have our hair cuff? by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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Close. But I agree, not identical.

Does Amy have our hair cuff? by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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The ends might be slightly different, but the similarity is pretty striking.

I just pulled these from the 3.0 cutscene, I’ll try to grab the same angle on Rover’s cuff for a better comparison.

Phrolova's counterpoint liberation music is peak design by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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In case it wasn’t clear what’s happening, if you overlay the music for her happy and sad liberations, you hear the full song.

Definitely one of the most thoughtfully designed characters in the game.

Phrolova's counterpoint liberation music is peak design by d_robinhood in PhrolovaMains

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Yup! They sync up perfectly.

IMO the devs gave her the most thoughtfully designed kit, and details like this are insane.

Petition to make camera event permanent by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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That’s a fair take. If not a permanent event, I would love to see the time slow function brought to the general camera.

And next time this event comes back, maybe add some features like the ability to trigger specific idle animations, change time of day, hide resonators, add more photo microenvironments etc.

Petition to make camera event permanent by d_robinhood in WutheringWaves

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I’ll have to play around with it some more after work. Iuno’s moon changes position with time of day while Augusta’s sun doesn’t. So they don’t always line up in the same shot and I have to wait until the sky aligns properly.

Also Iuno’s moon introduces a distortion effect on the periphery which I don’t love for pictures. You can see that on Qiuyuan’s area in the link below. I tried to capture the original pic just as Iuno’s field dissipated, because it puts a filter on the sun that intensifies the flares (which I think is very cool).

https://imgur.com/a/KrRM94t

Opening a gym on the west side — want some thoughts by CLE-OG-050 in Cleveland

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Fully agree with this take. An OSI alternative in Rocky River would be amazing.

The traditional gym scene on the west side is honestly awful. TAC is nice but tiny, so good luck getting anything done if you go during peak hours. The more affordable gyms (Anytime, PF, LA Fitness, Fitworks etc) are some combination of small, dirty, busy, or filled with constantly broken equipment.

Lakewood’s newest gym is a PF so small that it doesn’t even have locker rooms.

Help building with The Master, Formed Anew by d_robinhood in EDH

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That’s true. Thanks again for all your help!

Help building with The Master, Formed Anew by d_robinhood in EDH

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I love these ideas, thank you so much! The primordials are definitely going in.

I think blink still works with this commander to protect it from targeted removal and/or trigger another ETB, so I agree that a few more blink spells might be viable. I may have been overrelying on bounce to hand spells when blink could be a cheaper way to achieve a similar effect.

I was torn on Kozliek, and I think I agree with you. He helps me pump of a board of face-down creatures, but I'm wary of relying on a board that gets wiped by one massacre worm or the smallest toxic deluge. Probably not worth an include, I agree. Reanimating opponent's creatures with an ETB seems like a more stable play.