MEMORY BANK

[thecrossingmods]

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MEMORY BANK

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The memories that characters lose during the course of the game don't just disappear into the void! They become an important part of game personalization — and may become a part of some other mechanics down the line. 🤫

MEMORY LOSS

For all that characters feel corporeal when they enter the game, much of that feeling comes from the resiliency of their memories — which they will be repeatedly asked to give up, in various forms.

As you submit memories, mods may sometimes reply to give you information on how your character may find the setting responds to them differently, though this will always be at player discretion to play out or not — just think of them as prompts!

To submit a memory, copy the form below and paste it in a reply to your character comment with the subject MEMORY LOSS. You may do this at any time.

<b>MEMORY TYPE</b>: ## Small, medium, or large. This is how we classify memories for use in future rewards. Don't overthink it! Just make your best judgment call. ## <b>MEMORY DETAILS</b>: ## Tell us about the memory your character has lost! Feel free to include links to videos/screenshots/wiki pages for context if you would like. ## <b>MECHANISM</b>: ## How was the memory lost? The current options for this field are: taken as the character's First Toll, paid to The Ferryman during a Crossing, or lost due to an injury during a Crossing. ##

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Anne

[cloversandcranes]

Makoto Naegi

[cloversandcranes]

Memory Loss

[cloversandcranes]

MEMORY TYPE: Large
MEMORY DETAILS: All memories of his family (His Parents and younger sister Komaru)
MECHANISM: First Toll

Memory Loss

[cloversandcranes]

MEMORY TYPE: Medium?
MEMORY DETAILS: The memory of the execution of Junko Enoshima. While he still has the memory of Junko, the memory that haunts him is gone. Watching once again, helpless, as Junko executes herself gleefully (Second part of video). He won't remember how she died.
MECHANISM: Paid to The Ferryman during a Crossing