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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Krig_the_Viking:
I think we should put a limit on how long we can ask other people to hold off on writing, like say two or three days. If it gets left too long, NeS starts to die. And nobody wants that, now do they?</font>
I think we should put a limit on how long we can ask other people to hold off on writing, like say two or three days. If it gets left too long, NeS starts to die. And nobody wants that, now do they?</font>
I agree. The magic number three would be best methinks.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Krig_the_Viking:
And also, regarding the nature of the 8th dimension, I was regarding it as a totally different place from regular NeS, with no correlation. Maybe we can comprimise and say that Mimiru's mansion has some special ultra-dimensional capabilities? Or maybe it's built on some ancient magic place that transcends to the 8th dimension.</font>
And also, regarding the nature of the 8th dimension, I was regarding it as a totally different place from regular NeS, with no correlation. Maybe we can comprimise and say that Mimiru's mansion has some special ultra-dimensional capabilities? Or maybe it's built on some ancient magic place that transcends to the 8th dimension.</font>
The 8th dimension, as I figured it, was different enough as a helpful story device It serves well as a means of isolating the new default base-thingy for the heroes and a strange new world to play around, seperate from the 'normal' NeS dimension/world (similar to a seperate plane of existance like TACC), but also as something more parallel and connected, sort of like a shadow world Thus, it wouldn't be abnormal for certain locations to have special properties...
In other words, adapt and move on
EDIT: Updated the update section again. Hopefully it's accurate.
[This message has been edited by Gebohq (edited July 20, 2004).]
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