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My suggestion for wording: "Once connected, the swap cannot be interrupted, ignores any walls, and will swap targets regardless of distance" (add note about Sinclair interaction here if wanted) | My suggestion for wording: "Once connected, the swap cannot be interrupted, ignores any walls, and will swap targets regardless of distance" (add note about Sinclair interaction here if wanted) | ||
and then add the "The swap location positions of the Caster and the initial target is the spot where they were when the ability hits, NOT when it was cast." (This one is kinda rough, you could probably think of better phrasing)|user=~2026-WarpVindictaCalico474|resolved=true}} | and then add the "The swap location positions of the Caster and the initial target is the spot where they were when the ability hits, NOT when it was cast." (This one is kinda rough, you could probably think of better phrasing)|user=~2026-WarpVindictaCalico474|resolved=true}} | ||
== Blue Rose/Twin Peaks (spoilers) == | |||
My last edit noting that the rose on her trench is likely a Twin Peaks reference got reverted for being too general - I would argue that this is pretty on the nose. The Blue Rose Task Force in Twin Peaks is essentially a secret agency that revolves around solving impossible crimes. Paradox is a secret agency that revolves around committing impossible crimes. Additionally, the positioning of the rose on the left side of the coat's collar in that spot is extremely specific to a scene in Fire Walk With Me. | |||
I understand this game is relatively light in references, and the wiki tries to avoid speculation on these things, but this one feels relatively cut and dry to me. | |||