This article describes historical game content. The area was not introduced to the core game. |
The Memory Nexus is an area found in the Synthesis league. Players can use captured memories here to create paths leading to treasure or enhancement that make memory zones more rewarding.
Mechanics[ | ]
Stabilised Memories[ | ]
The Fragmented Memories you've captured in zones are used in the Memory Nexus to create paths. A memory can have two to four paths leading out of it. The path is based on where the Memory Stabilisers were located in the memory. Newly acquired memories will be placed on the queue (shown on the right side of the Memory Nexus map).
Stabilised Memories can be placed in the Nexus by interacting with a Stabiliser that is not connected another memory. They can be placed as long as all its paths connect to empty space or paths leading into another memory. In other words, you cannot place a memory in a grid if at least one of its paths leads into a memory but the paths don't connect.
You can place memories from your queue or you can move previously placed memories to the Stabiliser. You can also move a placed memory to your queue, but it will remove any Memory Modifiers or Amplifier on it.
You can "pre-place" a memory from your memory inventory by placing it from the Nexus map, but this does not physically place the memory into the Nexus; they will be placed once you interact with the Stabiliser leading into it.
A memory can be entered a certain number of times before it starts to decay. At one charge left, the memory will start decaying once you enter it.
You can right click a Stabilised Memory you've placed to delete it.
Decay[ | ]
In memories that have one charge left, entering it will start the decaying process, similar to fragmented memories found in zones. Falling too deep within the decay will teleport you back to the last Memory Stabiliser or checkpoint you've interacted with. Clicking on a Stabiliser will collapse the memory and transfer all dropped items to that location. In Distant Memory zones, finding the reward will place a checkpoint there and will teleport you to the reward if you fall into the decay.
Decayed zones will persist within the instance until the instance expires or manually removed by right clicking it on the Nexus map or interacting with a Stabiliser leading into it.
Zone modifiers[ | ]
Memory fragments can contain zone modifiers like maps. They can have additional modifiers added via two methods: Memory Amplifiers and Memory Modifiers.
Memory Amplifiers grants bonuses to memories placed in that specific grid. Amplifiers are marked with a yellow square in the Nexus map. Up to 10 Amplifiers can be on the Nexus at a time.
Memory Modifiers spawn in Distant Memories like the ones containing treasure. You can use it to add a modifier to a memory square and its adjacent memories. Each Memory can be affected by 5 Memory Modifiers at a time.
Distant Memories[ | ]
Distance Memories spawn randomly within the Nexus after acquiring a memory. Distant Memories contain treasure or a boss. They have one path leading into it and decay once entered. Their zone level is equal to the memory connecting to it. Memories containing bosses starts spawning after Cavas regains his memories. Up to 19 Distant Memories with rewards and 1 boss Memory can be on the Nexus at a time.
Bosses[ | ]
- Altered Synthete (Altered Distant Memory)
- Augmented Synthete (Augmented Distant Memory)
- Twisted Synthete (Twisted Distant Memory)
- Rewritten Synthete (Rewritten Distant Memory)
- Fractal Gargantuan, Synthete Masterpiece, Fractal Titan and Synthete Nightmare (Cortex Distant Memory)
Synthesis global modifiers[ | ]
Version history[ | ]
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