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2 years ago basically it all started when a pale wyrm traveled to the land of hallownest, but before the wyrm arrived there were already other gods that the bugs of hallownest worshipped, the embodiment of light itself (the radiance) and a endless eldritch void (shade lord), and those two did NOT get along. But neither of those gods were in any way “good” one was a hive mind and the other consumed anything in its path, so the bugs of hallownest turned to the pale wyrm, a god that promised them free thought and safety through his prophetic visions, but the wyrm didn’t match the size of the bugs of hallownest, so he hatched from the carcass of his old wyrm body, and lo and behold the pale king was born, and with that the kingdom of hallownest and the white palace. Now that I’ve established how hallownest and the kingdom came to be, now let me talk about the return of the radiance and the fall of the kingdom. The kingdom was successful for many many centuries, until a very unfortunate bug found a statue of the radiance, and he couldn’t stop seeing her in his dreams, she was everywhere at that point, and the radiance being a hivemind, she quickly spread as an infection throughout hallownest. Out of option and out of time, the pale King had to act fast, he thought to himself, “if the Radiance control all and thee who possess thought and reason, there should be none of such” so he began the creations of the vessels, beings born of root, god and void, children of the white lady and the pale king, hollowed out by the void, empty of all thought, feeling, reason or emotion, a being truly empty... Finding the one truly HOLLOW vessel wasn’t as easy as it sounds, there were thousands upon thousands of dead vessels, all stacked together one by one, at the bottom of hallownest, the incompetent and the weak, the emotional and the thoughtful, but none truly hollow. Then stood the Pure vessel, The Hollow Knight. The pale king took this pure vessel to the kingdom above, the vessel grew and learned, it’s only duty was to survive the radiance as the one true pure vessel, only then when it was already getting locked up in the black egg, was it revealed, it was never hollow, it did have reason and thought, it loved its father and wanted to protect its kingdom it adored so much. The pale kings efforts were all in vain, The Radiance kept on spreading, and with no one or nothing to stop her infection from spreading, hallownest quickly crumbled. The Pale King retreated to his palace, and in his throne now death bed, he spoke his final breath, “no cost too great”. Years after the fall of hallownest, a vessel that had escaped the abyss found its way back to hallownest, that being you (the player). After defeating the hollow knight and finishing the game, you get the “Hollow Knight” ending, where the little ghost replaces the hollow knight and becomes the Vessel, but there being several endings to the game, you can also go for the “dream no more” and “sealed siblings”, there is no true ending to hollow knight. But the community generally agrees that the best ending is embrace the void (although it’s hard as shits to get though I’m in pain) the only ending where little ghost, hornet and the pure vessel all survive. Upon Absolute Radiance's defeat, the Knight's shell splits open and their shade falls into the roiling mass of void below. Soon after the screen flashes and suddenly the Shade Lord appears in the Knight's place. After prying open Absolute Radiance's face, the Void Entity then proceeds to slash and rip at her until she eventually explodes into essence. Afterwards, Void starts to rain down from the skies inside Godhome and the Godseeker is seen, staring up in shock as the inky substance leaks out from above the clouds. The Shade Lord suddenly shoots downwards towards the main atrium of Godhome and on its passing a few Void tentacles reach out and wrap up Godseeker leaving her fate undecided. Then the scene cuts to the physical body of the Godseeker still in the Junk pit leaking Void as her body starts to pulsate and seep out even more of the black substance. Shortly after, black tentacles burst out of her body and start lashing out. The scene shifts again to inside the Temple of the Black Egg where Hornet stares perplexed at the shrivelling vines of the Infection. A figure dragging chains suddenly lurches out which causes Hornet to ready her guard. This figure, although unspecified, is believed to be the Hollow Knight, now free from their duty to contain the Radiance.
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the first time I made an RBMK without it melting down was a success, but I fell victim in my creative world of it melting down the moment I got back on the world after closing it, while it was still running.
before it melted down I got the chance to see that the fluids that are being pumped into it were empty for some reason, leading to a meltdown.
I think many of us agree how difficult that can be and how critical this issue is if we forget to shut down our reactors that are running on high power (to burn xenon). So I thought of something, just like with the 10 seconds of immunity to Rads that you have (to avoid "death-locked" worlds) there should be a 10 second buffer of reactor stability when a reactor is loaded for the first time the chunk has been reloaded since world join. This would allow for the reactor's coolant to be pumped back in once it's loaded again and save the reactor from going critical by forgetting to shut it down before leaving.
A possible reason for meltdown 2: coolant loading.
another reason why the RBMK melts down sometimes when in high gear is due to the fluid cooling it is not loaded in first as soon as the reactor is reloaded. as a result, the reactor is left without the proper coolant to keep the hull under 1500 *, in turn, causing a meltdown to be imminent unless you act fast. the same solution could be done above to prevent this. Now before you go and be like "people can exploit that for free power" that's where this can get interesting, the water/coolant will not be used up, HOWEVER, the reactor itself will not produce any steam in that interval time the reactor is staying in this "reloading world protection"
Solution C: create specialized fluid pipes that only work with coolants (including water) that will have a bigger internal transfer rate in them and are chunkloaded (if the issue is caused by a chunkloading issue, then the problem with the reactor is simple, it's staying loaded, but not the supplier if it is in a different chunk (with this being said, using chunkloaders like the one from Chicken Chunks would be useful to prevent meltdowns, but will still keep the reactor running while you're away. These pipes will stay loaded and any tank they connect to will stay chunkloaded. the idea may sound dumb, but it could be done in other ways, for instance, it could be a fluid pumping "booster" that requires power to keep the pipe it's attached to (and tank) working when the chunk is not loaded. This might solve the issue with reactors as well if you leave the world and rejoin when they're still running.
I'm not sure if any of these solutions I came up with are practical, but I do know one thing for certain; The Core Reason why RBMK "High-Power" Reactors meltdown from rejoining a world while they're still on is caused by the lack of proper cooling being done by the components responsible for them due to no proper fluid being pumped into them from the providing source (this issue might not exist if your using something else to transfer your fluids). In short, you fix that issue, you also will fix the issues with RBMKs melting down due to "rejoining"
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