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Also, fun fact, unless if I'm wrong, then shame me and scatter my ashes to the zero gravity: Sonic Riders Zero Gravity handles attacking differently than Riders 1, but, the mechanic is still in the game's final release, despite being harder to come across, by comparison. SCR-HD and the mass-produced SCR-GP have very, very similar attacks, in which they both pull out a metal sword of some kind, carry it in their left hand, and do a spinning attack when in range of a target. But, they both hold their swords differently! SCR-HD seems to hold the blade in a more standard, forward-grip. How you may generally expect a sword to be held. But, SCR-GPs hold their sword in what might be a reverse-grip, with the blade facing away from them, perhaps.
Also, both characters say, "Exterminate", when connecting an attack. I think SCR-HD's voice-line is a higher pitch than SCR-GP's.
 
Speaking of Zero Gravity, according to lore the Arks of the Cosmos transmute a planet’s mass energy to create a singularity.

Idk I smell another high uni feat… /j
 
Speaking of Zero Gravity, according to lore the Arks of the Cosmos transmute a planet’s mass energy to create a singularity.

Idk I smell another high uni feat… /j
Why is that a joke? Not that I agree since I don't have the context, but I don't get why you're being sarcastic about it
 
I just don’t know if singularities are high uni or not, they have infinite density but idk if that translates to high uni.

Wave blatantly says they create singularities via transmuting planetary energy so I thought it interesting, more evidence for them being legit black holes at least
 
I just don’t know if singularities are high uni or not, they have infinite density but idk if that translates to high uni.

Wave blatantly says they create singularities via transmuting planetary energy so I thought it interesting, more evidence for them being legit black holes at least
Didn't the arks of the cosmos also create a pocket dimension with a a galaxy in it? I remember that being argued, but it was ambigious. More support for tier 3 maybe?
 
Didn't the arks of the cosmos also create a pocket dimension with a a galaxy in it? I remember that being argued, but it was ambigious. More support for tier 3 maybe?
There's a lot of galaxies and stars inside of it. I wish I could somehow obtain the texture for that background, so that I could actually count them.
 
They were not there, at all, before ABIS made the black hole. And, we can tell that the galaxies and stars are inside of the black hole, as they spin and swirl around separate from the characters' movement. They also aren't tinted any color, which they would be a black or purple, if outside of the black hole. So, I very confidently feel that ABIS made the black hole, galaxies and stars, together.
 
They were not there, at all, before ABIS made the black hole. And, we can tell that the galaxies and stars are inside of the black hole, as they spin and swirl around separate from the characters' movement. They also aren't tinted any color, which they would be a black or purple, if outside of the black hole. So, I very confidently feel that ABIS made the black hole, galaxies and stars, together.
That's very interesting. I'd like to discuss this further with you in the future because this is gonna come into play for one of my future revisions.
 
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