Club Crystalline
Created By
Crystalline Shard
Published On
Private Use
Tags
Social, Hangout
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| publishedOn = Private Use | |||
| lastUpdated = 2024/02/01 | |||
| tags = Social, Hangout | |||
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| caption = Blurred picture of the entrance of the Club Crystalline with a text in the foreground saying "Crystalline Shard Club Crystalline". | |||
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'''Club Crystalline''' is the first world [[Crystalline Shard]] made. It was released in tandem with the creation of the community itself, on January 1st 2024. | '''Club Crystalline''' is the first world [[Crystalline Shard]] made. It was released in tandem with the creation of the community itself, on January 1st 2024. | ||
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* Other unnamed modern contemporary spaces from the 90's to the 2000's | * Other unnamed modern contemporary spaces from the 90's to the 2000's | ||
Latest revision as of 22:09, 1 June 2024
- This world is made by the community.
Club Crystalline is the first world Crystalline Shard made. It was released in tandem with the creation of the community itself, on January 1st 2024.
It is a near-future contemporary space, mainly designed by PsyEx and is used every Thursdays for the weekly hangout event (see the Crystalline Shard event schedule).
This world is currently not published to the public.
General information
Credits
Inspirations
The Club Crystalline was inspired from a few other media and real-world places including, but not limited to:
- Gen-X Soft Club Y2K aesthetic[1]
- Mirror's Edge - DICE[2][3]
- Le Corbusier[4]
- PsyEx's professional experience
- Other unnamed modern contemporary spaces from the 90's to the 2000's
- ↑ https://breezewiki.com/aesthetics/wiki/Gen_X_Soft_Club (proxied through Breezewiki to avoid malicious ads)
- ↑ https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9Nbq8Q
- ↑ https://www.artstation.com/artwork/aavD0
- ↑ Le Corbusier on Wikipedia