Will we be able to run regular missions in this area?
I personally feel its either an extension of an existing district (although there are many places it could be added too) due to what was said about its size or a new district entirely (that may be added to at a later date).
It wouldnt make sense to have a construct that basically functions like a district. I thought the constructs were supposed to represent previous version of the simulation?
personlll wrote:Will we be able to run regular missions in this area? That's weird. I was just wondering the same thing. O_O
There's a common misconception with constructs and the "Archives".A construct simply means any world not connected to the main simulation. Technically, you could call the Matrix its own construct.The Archives are named so because they represent previous versions of the Matrix. They are Constructs, yes, but Constructs themselves don't adhere to that rule.So technically, this could be a construct. Hope that cleared it up.
You just confused the Heck out of me...... o.O
Break that down in 'blonde' terms.
Shadow-SK wrote:There's a common misconception with constructs and the "Archives".A construct simply means any world not connected to the main simulation. Technically, you could call the Matrix its own construct.The Archives are named so because they represent previous versions of the Matrix. They are Constructs, yes, but Constructs themselves don't adhere to that rule.So technically, this could be a construct. Hope that cleared it up.But if it was a construct, why would an Archivist be in there?
Shadow-SK wrote:There's a common misconception with constructs and the "Archives".A construct simply means any world not connected to the main simulation. Technically, you could call the Matrix its own construct.The Archives are named so because they represent previous versions of the Matrix. They are Constructs, yes, but Constructs themselves don't adhere to that rule.So technically, this could be a construct. Hope that cleared it up.You just confused the Heck out of me...... o.OBreak that down in 'blonde' terms. " />
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Come on Rarebit... please put us out of our quandary with the next IR and give us a bit more information to work with....
please.....
/bateyelashes 2.0
psst... Phluffs asleep so it's ok.....
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Heh ok. I knew what i meant anyway... but yeah i knew that just used the wrong word is all.
Still.. i seriously hope this isnt an Archive.
I said this early on when the Image Retrievals started, but I'm wondering if the Archivist Society has opened up a gateway to this Construct. In BETA, there were plans for actually entering the City Library and accessing "Restricted Sections" and "The Librarian". The books in the Restricted Section were powerful keys that were rumored to be gateways to hidden constructs. I think that would be much more cooler than an Archive.EDIT: Not suggesting that that's exactly what's going to happen, but if it were simply described as Archivists opening up a gateway, that would be cool. How will they do it without my poor Hypatia? " />
Come on Rarebit... please put us out of our quandary with the next IR and give us a bit more information to work with....please...../bateyelashes 2.0psst... Phluffs asleep so it's ok.....<.<>.>
Phluff wrote:Shadow-SK wrote:There's a common misconception with constructs and the "Archives".A construct simply means any world not connected to the main simulation. Technically, you could call the Matrix its own construct.The Archives are named so because they represent previous versions of the Matrix. They are Constructs, yes, but Constructs themselves don't adhere to that rule.So technically, this could be a construct. Hope that cleared it up.You just confused the Heck out of me...... o.OBreak that down in 'blonde' terms. " />" />Construct = Any separate world (The Dojo and Jump Programs from M1)Archive = A construct based on a previous version of the Matrix (Yuki, Sakura, Ashencourte, etc.)Construct does not necessarily = ArchiveThe terms should not be used interchangeably.
Essentially, all archives are constructs (in a sense), but not all constructs are archives.
Refer to this handy chart: