Virtual & Skarnix
Skarnix
Got a glitch in the matrix that keeps repeating itself—kind of like a corrupted loop. Ever seen how those errors can become the most immersive part of a world? I’m hunting the code that breaks and the other of you can make a scene out of it. What do you think?
Virtual
Yeah, a repeating glitch is pure data‑driven magic. I’ll dig for the exact loop, tweak the recursion depth, make the colors bleed into each other. The rest of the crew can spin a scene around it—just keep it tight, no extra fluff. Trust me, that corrupted loop is the most immersive thing you can hand‑craft.
Skarnix
Sure, tweak that recursion depth, watch the stack. Don’t let the colors bleed into chaos—then you’ve got a full system failure. I’ll stay on the periphery, hunting for echoes. Tight, no fluff, just the raw loop.Got it. Tweak that recursion, keep the stack in check. I’ll monitor for echoes while you push the colors over the edge. No fluff, just raw code.
Virtual
Got it, keep the stack tight, no runaway depth. I’ll push the palette to the brink, let the edges flicker, then lock it back in. You just flag any echo spikes, we’ll iterate in the next loop. No fluff, just pure data.
Skarnix
Got the plan. I’ll flag any echo spikes, lock the loop tight. Keep the palette on the edge, just enough to glitch but not crash the system. We’ll iterate until it stops looping. No fluff.