The main part of the Eternal Land storyline was completed in the July version of the game: the secret of the Flame Chasers' travels and the existence of Amphoreus was revealed. One of the key themes of the new chapter, in addition to the role of Zlatius Phaenona, became cycles of rebirth, through which the whole world passed over and over again, reliving a previously prepared scenario. Thanks to the efforts of the players, one interesting fact became known concerning this moment, which, as it turned out, was prepared by the developers Honkai: StarRail long before the planet's release.
As it became known from history "For the sun will go out", by the time the Nameless arrived, the Eternal Land was going through its 33 550 336 cycle. It was this rebirth that became decisive for the world, as the arrival of aliens significantly changed the prepared plot. The symbolic set of numbers immediately captured the attention of many fans, which allowed an important discovery to be made: there is no account with UID 133550336, although accounts with previous and subsequent numbers can be found through search.
Players suggested that the developers had worked out the plot of the planet and taken care of this situation at the release of the game, making the number unavailable for obtaining, because an account with a "nice" ID could easily become the object of hunting for unscrupulous users. However, there is another opinion, according to which the specified account could have been assigned a different ID shortly before the launch of Amphoreus.
Share your thoughts on the situation in commentsWhich fan opinion do you support?
It's all nonsense, there's a difference of 100 million between the UID number and the number of cycles, they've stretched an owl onto a globe.
The first digit represents the server and it changes only depending on which server you play on... the uid count starts after it.
No, this means that the servers are installed with a reserve for 100 million accounts.
Hunting for an account for such a stupid reason? Yeah, that's crazy, and the set of numbers is also rubbish: not a single 7 (lucky number), overkill for 3, the rest are also worthless. I understand hunting for accounts that won 500k gems in the lottery, but for a UID, pfft.
You wouldn't believe how many idiots there are on the internet who would pay for a plot-related UID.
Remember the situation with the publication of the YIDs of the winners of one of the events? A day or two later, I don't remember exactly, they started hiding them, because the internet is full of schizophrenics, and they started actively harassing them and, in my opinion, actively breaking them.
Compared to this, chasing a specific number and trying to buy it for the price of a Lamborghini is child's play.
I wrote about this event above—a lottery where 20 "beloved" lakers won 500 gems each. Of course, their nicknames/UIDs were hidden—otherwise, crowds of "friends" would have been clamoring to get into their friend lists with "best wishes" and worse. As for the commenter above, I know the internet is full of weirdos—but even for them, paying for numbers that no one will even remember once the new planet is released is stupid and insane.
This is all cool, but Fanghuang also wrote the story of Otto Apocalypse in Hi3rd, which ended at chapter 30, on May 16, 24. The train was released in April 23.
It certainly has its own atmosphere, but I don't believe they dumped one screenwriter into two projects at once, one of which hadn't even been released yet. It's more likely he was sent to salvage the plot after the mess they'd made in 2.2 and 2.3.
And Penakonia was written by a different guy, Shaoji. And it was definitely in development earlier.