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Where were my original instructions? If you have a link, I can very much explain them better.

Tomorrow. Night.

Something about a GPU.

Oi! So I'm just waiting for you to voice your complaints. Got a pen and paper ready, my sketches consist of black shapes.
Not those kind of shapes. I mean like black abstract. The one sketch I like the most is where I painted the whole page pure black.

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Something about a GPU.

The site search function is broken. Didn't I make you a parts list?

Oi! So I'm just waiting for you to voice your complaints. Got a pen and paper ready, my sketches consist of black shapes.
Not those kind of shapes. I mean like black abstract. The one sketch I like the most is where I painted the whole page pure black.

Right, so the super-edge part is probably going to get blown out pretty quickly by other players. Since everyone is at such a high level, a lot of them will poke and prod at things that seem dangerous just to see what they'll do.

super-edge ?

super-edge ?

In your overview, you pointed out specifically how edgy they are.

@Fractured I prob wrote that as I assumed that's how it is looked by the others. I, myself, find nothing edgy besides the ones which fit the official definition.

@Fractured I prob wrote that as I assumed that's how it is looked by the others. I, myself, find nothing edgy besides the ones which fit the official definition.

Alright. So, next thing is that the power set needs to be more defined. The way it's currently set up, it can be interpreted to mean just about anything. Darkness in and of itself is the absence of light, something without substance. Unless they're based on Dark Power, it'll be tough to turn it into anything meaningful.

@Fractured Not everything is made out of light or radiates energy. And in the same note not everything without light particles and without substance in it is unable to have anything else compromising it. I called it "Darkness" for a reason. It represent anything that doesn't have light particles in and doesn't radiate. If I wanted something completely without substance or energy I'd call it "Void". That's why I brought in the "Dark Energy" into the mix to explain what "Darkness" is actually made off and the origin of it's powers.

@Fractured Not everything is made out of light or radiates energy. And in the same note not everything without light particles and without substance in it is unable to have anything else compromising it. I called it "Darkness" for a reason. It represent anything that doesn't have light particles in and doesn't radiate. If I wanted something completely without substance or energy I'd call it "Void". That's why I brought in the "Dark Energy" into the mix to explain what "Darkness" is actually made off and the origin of it's powers.

But do you see how wide that is? If the defining point is "any matter that lacks light," that's nearly infinite.

@Fractured Not every matter that lacks light, but every place that lacks light particles. Doesn't all mater radiate electromagnetic radiation? And you have CMB, remnant of the first light. Light is everywhere, but so is dark energy you might say. True, the "Darkness" I am talking about is made of dark energy but it also lacks light. CMB is all over the observable universe and even beyond it as the light hasn't reached us yet and we assume that the other side follows the same matter and energy distribution. SO light is, everywhere. But the dark energy I'm typing about comes from outside the formed universe and it is all that exists outside of the ever expanding universe. In fact it is the main force that fuels this expansion. So let alone being "wide", "Darkness" is infinite. But this "will" that has manifested is the dark energy that infests the observable universe and is everywhere.

This sentient part of dark energy was formed when it entered the observable universe from "outside" and this "will" traveled through the already present channels of dark energy that make 60-80% of the observable universe. But this was different. It defied the laws of physics and held its former form, not merging with light as it only absorbed it whenever it went. This will be a story of how this "will of darkness" managed to stop absorbing and finally accept light alongside it.

Gosh that came out beautiful.

@Fractured Not every matter that lacks light, but every place that lacks light particles. Doesn't all mater radiate electromagnetic radiation? And you have CMB, remnant of the first light. Light is everywhere, but so is dark energy you might say. True, the "Darkness" I am talking about is made of dark energy but it also lacks light. CMB is all over the observable universe and even beyond it as the light hasn't reached us yet and we assume that the other side follows the same matter and energy distribution. SO light is, everywhere. But the dark energy I'm typing about comes from outside the formed universe and it is all that exists outside of the ever expanding universe. In fact it is the main force that fuels this expansion. So let alone being "wide", "Darkness" is infinite. But this "will" that has manifested is the dark energy that infests the observable universe and is everywhere.

This sentient part of dark energy was formed when it entered the observable universe from "outside" and this "will" traveled through the already present channels of dark energy that make 60-80% of the observable universe. But this was different. It defied the laws of physics and held its former form, not merging with light as it only absorbed it whenever it went. This will be a story of how this "will of darkness" managed to stop absorbing and finally accept light alongside it.

Gosh that came out beautiful.

So you are referring to the dark matter/energy physicist hypothesize make up large portions of our universe?

@Fractured Exactly? I mentioned this in my original posts, I'm certain.

@Fractured Exactly? I mentioned this in my original posts, I'm certain.

The confusion is that we call other things dark whatever. So in physics, dark matter/energy isn't actually dark; what's dark is our understanding of it. We don't even know if it even exists; all we know is that gravity in deep space doesn't work the way we think it should.

@Fractured Ahh, ok. I'm only basing my character using real life terms put by scientists. So what other problem you see in him now?

@Fractured Ahh, ok. I'm only basing my character using real life terms put by scientists. So what other problem you see in him now?

Physics pro tip: Physicists literally have the worst naming conventions of any group I've ever talked to. Like, it's so bad that if physicists name something with a relatively clear word, you can almost guarantee it doesn't mean what it seems like it means (and quite often even what they claim it means).

As for problems, I don't see how resolving that fixed the powerset issue. It's still unclear to me.

@Fractured Not every matter that lacks light, but every place that lacks light particles. Doesn't all mater radiate electromagnetic radiation? And you have CMB, remnant of the first light. Light is everywhere, but so is dark energy you might say. True, the "Darkness" I am talking about is made of dark energy but it also lacks light. CMB is all over the observable universe and even beyond it as the light hasn't reached us yet and we assume that the other side follows the same matter and energy distribution. SO light is, everywhere. But the dark energy I'm typing about comes from outside the formed universe and it is all that exists outside of the ever expanding universe. In fact it is the main force that fuels this expansion. So let alone being "wide", "Darkness" is infinite. But this "will" that has manifested is the dark energy that infests the observable universe and is everywhere.

This sentient part of dark energy was formed when it entered the observable universe from "outside" and this "will" traveled through the already present channels of dark energy that make 60-80% of the observable universe. But this was different. It defied the laws of physics and held its former form, not merging with light as it only absorbed it whenever it went. This will be a story of how this "will of darkness" managed to stop absorbing and finally accept light alongside it.

Gosh that came out beautiful.

It sounds like you're combining "dark matter" and "dark energy" with "darkness" and "ether." Technically, "nothing" exists outside of a universe in real physics. "Ether" is a simple term to refer to anything outside of a universe in fiction. It's actual nothingness, rather than the false nothingness that exists in a universe. So I'm still not sure what it is that you're trying to work with. I suppose you could be using hypothetical anti-photons, an imaginary antimatter, but that might not cover the powerset.

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It sounds like you're combining "dark matter" and "dark energy" with "darkness" and "ether." Technically, "nothing" exists outside of a universe in real physics. "Ether" is a simple term to refer to anything outside of a universe in fiction. It's actual nothingness, rather than the false nothingness that exists in a universe. So I'm still not sure what it is that you're trying to work with. I suppose you could be using hypothetical anti-photons, an imaginary antimatter, but that might not cover the powerset.

Ether also means pretty much whatever a writer decides it means since it's not a scientific term.

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Ether also means pretty much whatever a writer decides it means since it's not a scientific term.

Right.

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Right.

Also, do you know where that parts list is?

What exists outside the universe isn't really "nothing". There are theories but still. I followed the one that says that all space has properties and contains its own energy. So space, even outside the universe isn't empty but contain dark energy. Now, no one knows the properties of this energy irl besides being the main factor in the expansion of the universe so...