u/E98X

Hey all,

I cooked up a quick online relic editor for nightreign for those of you that don't want to mess around with cheat engine or anything else.

https://nightreign.pretype.com/

All you have to do is load your save file, edit the relics (remember to click "apply" to the relic slot) and then save your file back out.

Recommend closing steam before you replace your save file, also all the usual disclaimers about using edited save files in general (it's a risk, you might be banned, etc.).

Also all the loading/editing/saving is all done locally in your own browser window, nothing is uploaded to a server (in case you care about that sort of thing).

Was just thinking about this recently and it is funny how arguments in the natural/lab diamond argument apply to watches.

Real diamonds are a waste of money because diamonds aren't really rare, they are artificially scarce. Same applies to watches, which companies engineer artificial scarcity to keep prices high (especially companies like Patek & Rolex with their popular models like the Daytona & Nautilus). There is no reason Patek can't pump out a huge amount of stainless steel sports watches to meet demand, but they don't do so just to keep their prices artificially inflated in the market (just like natural diamonds).

No one can tell the difference between real and lab diamonds, so you might as well get a lab diamond. Same really applies for fake watches, no one really cares about your watch, and many fakes these days it requires taking the case back off and looking at the movement. In other words, with both lab diamonds & fake watches, you frequently need specialty equipment and a loupe and an expert to tell the difference.

Ultimately you should buy a watch because you want it. It's a trophy for yourself and usually you get that satisfaction by buying something genuine. And the same argument for that applies to buying a natural diamond too, if you are into that sort of thing.

Just struck me as humorous recently how well all these lines of thought line up between both diamonds & watches.

Of course there are a ton of other arguments out there for lab diamonds, most significantly conflict diamonds, but the flip side of that is there are lots of ethical diamond mines out there as well which contribute significantly to local economies as well, usually in poor places. Anyway, the post isn't meant to be 100% serious, it's just an interesting observation about the contrast between watches and diamonds in the luxury world and the stories we tell ourselves about why we buy what we buy.