Well I'm picking day and night will be divided by a different colour scheme (like my GPS) and the worm might just start munching players at night, but could be guided out of your path if your city is lit up by the light of a scholar.
If the worm is not literally a worm, then it will be the form of a convoy led by the crazy General leaving a path of brutality. The world will eventually be scorched and reborn for a new generation.
Not much of an endgame though, maybe I'm wrong ?
Aurora: Vision 2
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ArdcaoinLord
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PwnLaw
Ok. So nobody is safe from "the worm" (metaphorical or otherwise), unless you've found this special scholar. I'm guessing the scholar will be hidden in a barb city or a PlayMesh disguised city. Having this scholar will prevent either your cities being eaten away, or will stop stagnation of the game (resource regen decline or game speed slowing). Whoever finds him will then be targeted by all other players who work it out.
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Gummiebear51
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burford_bunny
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Gummiebear51 wrote:In the days of darkness, let there there be light
In the hearts of the small as they stand up and fight
May it shine into spirit and valor be born
May it end all lagging or my heart be torn
Saddened by sorrows of those who have fell
Strolling through cities of a fiery ...
Onward we march to the battles within
Onward we fight, valorian
Begin with a step so mighty and true
Begone all hindrances that cometh to you
And when the count is over and battle is won
Another world awaits you where you have begun.
iamspartacus64 wrote:There once was a story of Valor
the battles were epics of grandeur
our lancers defend
and fight to the end
no mercy be shown on our captors.
Gummiebear, Spartacus, I am calling you out. I want poems to go with every vision from here on!!! NEED MOAR!!
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nickisparkles
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Is it really this simple? I would've though more of you, Playmesh.
Ok. Let me dive into this vision and explain my thoughts.
The men spoken of are obviously the "winners", so to say, of that world. The only ones left. Maybe even a guild. MAYBE.
The men growing, gorging, and becoming bloated means that they are gathering cities. Expanding their kingdom. Growing in size.
The worms are rather peculiar. I say that the worms are barbarians. Worm, barbarian, for every world. Also, when you gain so many cities, and with nothing to do, you tend to become inactive, becoming a barbarian, or worm. However, the vision implies that the men gradually grow into worms not immediately morph. So maybe this means that cities will barb instead of the player. I also believe that in closed worlds, the barbs will attack. That's why the worms attacked the flower, not the other way around.
The petals falling represents worlds coming to an end.
Don't quite understand the Valor symbol yet, maybe the current world available to enter.
The new flower, I think, symbolizes…wait for it…a world reopening. For all players. Or for certain players. Don't know which but I think world's will reopen for a new start. A new rise up. Shall I say it, a new newness. Maybe for military purposes only since nothing can grow in "scorched earth". Maybe start with a certain amount of troops. Certain amount of resources. Or maybe resources accumulate painstakingly slowly. Who knows.
The Scholar. Extremely peculiar. Obviously not a normal scholar or the capital S would be lowercase. Also, the word "Look" implies that you must search for the Scholar, like in a world. Perhaps Aurora might have meant, "Ask the Scholar" instead of "Look". But I doubt it. So maybe this Scholar is something in the world that would give an advantage to the player who has this Scholar.
Thanks for reading! Also, if I got anything correct, would a Playmesh employee private message me letting me know what I got correct and incorrect. It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Ok. Let me dive into this vision and explain my thoughts.
The men spoken of are obviously the "winners", so to say, of that world. The only ones left. Maybe even a guild. MAYBE.
The men growing, gorging, and becoming bloated means that they are gathering cities. Expanding their kingdom. Growing in size.
The worms are rather peculiar. I say that the worms are barbarians. Worm, barbarian, for every world. Also, when you gain so many cities, and with nothing to do, you tend to become inactive, becoming a barbarian, or worm. However, the vision implies that the men gradually grow into worms not immediately morph. So maybe this means that cities will barb instead of the player. I also believe that in closed worlds, the barbs will attack. That's why the worms attacked the flower, not the other way around.
The petals falling represents worlds coming to an end.
Don't quite understand the Valor symbol yet, maybe the current world available to enter.
The new flower, I think, symbolizes…wait for it…a world reopening. For all players. Or for certain players. Don't know which but I think world's will reopen for a new start. A new rise up. Shall I say it, a new newness. Maybe for military purposes only since nothing can grow in "scorched earth". Maybe start with a certain amount of troops. Certain amount of resources. Or maybe resources accumulate painstakingly slowly. Who knows.
The Scholar. Extremely peculiar. Obviously not a normal scholar or the capital S would be lowercase. Also, the word "Look" implies that you must search for the Scholar, like in a world. Perhaps Aurora might have meant, "Ask the Scholar" instead of "Look". But I doubt it. So maybe this Scholar is something in the world that would give an advantage to the player who has this Scholar.
Thanks for reading! Also, if I got anything correct, would a Playmesh employee private message me letting me know what I got correct and incorrect. It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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