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- - - - Endless opportunities to discover new content available only for a limited time. New players need never fear being unable to compete with the exisiting playerbase, and veteran players need not become stuck doing the same thing forever. Neither boredom nor complacency may take root on the ever-changing global servers.
      - Preserve your collection and personal avatar customisations against future need or opportunity, in a stable, inviolate, virtual sanctuary where you alone create the rules save one - only you can come here. Think of it more like a mental environment, rather than a tangible one which others can enter.
      - Play solo, or cooperatively with other players to create a community in which you are a valued member. Be yourself, from scratch and express your personal creativity within a group setting. Make friends, make enemies; this is your online presence in a social sandbox of your (collective) own making. Don't be afraid to try out more radical ideas - a virtual environment is a great place to test-play the unusual.
  - - - A Private Test Server in which each individual can fully customise their private experience using admin commands, limited only to the specification of your computer to run the software client-side. Basic setup is minimal requirements; but if you want an entire planet all to yourself, you may need to upgrade your system.
      - A Community Server Network in which one or more players can set up a homestead/village/town/city together and govern themselves as they see fit. And which other players can visit and apply for residence or outpost in. Basic provision free of charge; but if your community outgrows its resources, you will need to cover the cost of server overhead, suitable to your community's growing needs.
      - A Global Server Base in which any individual or group can encamp to explore or to collect resources. However, these servers are self-evolving - in order to perpetually generate new, unique content - and are reactive to changes in overall balance created by player interaction. There is no guarantee that any environment will not become hostile to your presence.
  - - - Your internal world is a repository of your experiences in-game. It is a client-side server, similar to a test server, where the limits are your personal experiences and creativity. Here you can try out things in god-mode, alchemy-style. You create models of things you may wish to share with others, by creating a recipe for recreating them on the community server, either solo or cooperatively. This is your mental space, where everything can happen quickly and easily, and in complete privacy and security.
      - Your community space is where you tangibly create things to share with others. Whatever you can 'imagine'/model in your internal space and parse to the server, you can recreate from that blueprint as a sharable commodity/activity. This is a stable sandbox environment in which you can create whatever you can agree on.
      - The global zone is a set of servers, each running an unstable sandbox. Each biozone is algorithmically evolving in response to both internal pressures and external stimuli - players. It is the source of infinite computer-generated content which players can sample to their internal world and/or transport to their community server.
  - - - Chat example: Drayka (Wolfkin): Greetings Mistorians!
      - The AMGS is visualised as a cavernous void filled with crystalline structures - a deep-earth geode / silicate womb. The topography of the cavern adjusts in response to the number of accounts and their relationships to one another, providing a visual, overview representation of account activity. The richer the game becomes, the more faceted and convoluted the geode will become as the crystals 'grow' in reaction to account activity.
      - Lighting is node-based; thus active servers are represented as glowing crystal beds. Individual, disembodied camera-views are moving points of coloured light which float around the cavern like fireflies.
      - Apart from being pretty, this Geode is the City of Light from which all virtual beings originate. The lights here are representations of the time and energy put into the game by the players, the developers and the bots which husband the Global Servers. Small, benign data packets are uploaded to the Geode whenever an Account is synchronised to the Online Game Servers, updating the visual representation of time spend in the Client-side Offline servers, generating player-created content.
      - Any account-holder can visit the AMGS Geode anytime they are connected to the Internet. Including through a mobile app. This allows players and devs to continue to communicate with the online community and trigger macros linked to their account even without access to a more powerful computing device. It is a low-vector environment suited to less graphically powerful devices with intermittant Internet connection.
      - The highest priority being: That account-holders should retain access to social networking and be able to participate in community discussions, decision-making and resolutions, regardless of whether they have the time, energy or resources to play the game at that time.