So while I can tell that's something's up and theorize about what the cause might be, there's no way for me to investigate it properly. It's quite striking, which is why it stands out in my memory.īut I'm no Vision holder. There is this sundial here, after all, and in the early hours of the day the blade's shadow fall directly downwards. Starts around 2 AM, and is over by 5 AM at the latest. Generally that would be in the form of elemental evidence.Īlso, it definitely feels particularly strange around here at a certain time of the day. If that's true, there must be some evidence of that here somewhere. How ironic that the ravages of "Time" have devoured all trace of the god who supposedly presided over it.Īlso - the literature says that some ancient thinkers believed the Anemo Archon to have some sort of connection with this god. This place and the Thousand Winds Temple must have something to do with a god of Time. Taken together, the four lines then deliver the complete message. The number 42 and the phrase "Life, the universe, and everything" have attained cult status on the Internet.The words on this sundial seem to follow on from the one by the Thousand Winds Temple. This is a reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, a comedy science fiction trilogy written by Douglas Adams, where an enormous supercomputer tries to find the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything", and it ends up providing the answer 42.
Revival and stamina food consumption cooldowns.These timers include but are not limited to: Other timers remain paused while the game is paused. The timer that prevents certain enemies from using certain skills too often.The hidden timer that determines when the cutscene in the Plane of Euthymia plays.The timer that keeps track of how long players take to complete a Domain.
Some timers will continue to tick while the game is paused. In single player mode, time is paused while the Paimon Menu is open and while accessing anything available through the Paimon Menu ( Inventory, Events screen, etc.), even if accessed via a keybind or the UI icon while playing, except for Photo Mode. It is also not visible from certain above-ground locations like Seirai Island or Version 2.8 of the Golden Apple Archipelago or during rain, lightning, or snowstorms. The day/night cycle is not visible from underground locations like The Chasm: Underground Mines or Enkanomiya, but will still affect certain things such as fish availability. Certain quests also forcefully sets the time of day without opening the menu. This can be done to clear up bad weather, bring back unavailable NPCs, and adjust lighting. Time can be advanced in both single player mode and Co-Op Mode by the host for all players in the world. The player must select a time of day at least half an hour after the current time and cannot advance more than 2 days at a time. The player can quickly advance time via the Time option in the Paimon Menu. However, day time is defined as 06:00 – 19:00, while night time is defined as 19:01 – 05:59. Dawn, midday, dusk, and midnight occur at 06:00, 12:00, 18:00, and 24:00/00:00, respectively, each phase of a day lasts six minutes, the day light and night light hours last twelve minutes each, and the cycle repeats itself every 24 minutes. The day/night cycle is used to determine the availability of NPCs, music, and quest objectives.
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