No apologems. Sadge. Thoughts and prayers
BrisaLuna
joined 1 year ago
The most common accepted theory is the hacker changes the ID of the interactables into that of the bloom cores, to which Kaveh can auto detonate with his skill. Then those get saved server side that is why the deletion persists.
That’s the current theory. The Nahida so-called exploit is a made up one. So far Kaveh is the sole holder of the destroyer of the worlds title.
Enjoy the game. I mean, you can still coop with Kaveh enjoyers. This is an actual hack, not a bug. The player doing the deletion are deliberately tinkering stuff on their end to make things go poof maliciously.
Edit: oopsie. MHY already posted stuff. Problem resolved LOL. No primos, sorry
There were reports of deleting the statue of seven. Anything interactable. So just imagine if it deleted your Teapot burdie.
On the bright side, it’s just in Genshin China servers and MHY was like banning those they caught for 10 years.
Just coop with people you know and trust for now. Better err on the side of caution.
Edit: oopsie. MHY already posted stuff. Problem resolved LOL. No primos, sorry
Oooops. TEAPOT AUTO-JOIN IS ALSO AFFECTED. Kaveh can enter your teapot and delete items there.
Sound scare-monegery, but better safe than sorry
0.1°C per decade is not fast enough an adaptation. If rate of world heating increase is faster than the corals can adapt, it’s all the same frogs in boiling water story.
I agree, although I think their main concern at this time is to recruit bodies for following orders than math their way into their careers.
No military strength if no military numbers.
Now that is a point I can understand. Because where I came from, people just litter left and right even with the bins around. Such a pain.
Oooh. Should we just spread them out everywhere so they won’t congregate in the place? (I don’t know if I’m joking or not anymore)
If that is the point of view, then it should be OK, I guess? I mean, hiking is not that as popular a trash-magnet activity compared to crowd attractions like parks. Right?
I am not sure how removing the littler bins will help. Sure there are disciplined people trying to abide by laws and such, but the more a place gets popular, the more it attracts trash? It’s an odd choice to remove the means for people to dispose of their litter properly.
Perhaps there’a another angle to this?
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Might get mistaken for cross stitch or something …