inuyasha555 wrote So maybe that player just picked up the nav card at that moment...

Most of the time nav cards are missing from people anyway, it's just not consistent.

Maybe, like i said idk just seems abit wierd that when the orbs show up or the beams another nav card shows up.

inuyasha555 wrote So maybe that player just picked up the nav card at that moment...

Most of the time nav cards are missing from people anyway, it's just not consistent.

considering the nav card can only be picked up in solo and there were four people...

PISTOLxKILLA wrote

inuyasha555 wrote So maybe that player just picked up the nav card at that moment...

Most of the time nav cards are missing from people anyway, it's just not consistent.

considering the nav card can only be picked up in solo and there were four people...

Exactly my point!

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wiki spiras found this..

The Moonflow is a large river running through the heart of Spira, featuring shoopuff rides, ancient ruins, and a high density of pyreflies. A path from the Moonflow leads to Guadosalam, home of the Guado race and the gateway to the "Farplane" ( ikai?, lit. "other world"). North of Guadosalam are the Thunder Plains, which are the site of a never-ending thunderstorm made safe by lighting rods calibrated by the Al Bhed. The Thunder Plains lead into Macalania, a sparkling forest complemented by a frozen lake and a Yevonite temple.

wiki pyreflies found this.

Pyreflies are prevalent throughout the world of Spira and are closely linked with the concepts of lifeforce and spiritual energy; in fact, they are the form that disembodied spiritual energy takes.

Despite the allusion their name gives to the real-world insect, pyreflies are not depicted as living creatures. Though they have been harnessed to many uses, both good and ill, in their inert form, they appear to lack self-awareness and any identifiable agenda. As such, they are nothing more than an aspect of nature.

Pyreflies refer to hitodama (, "human soul"), believed in Japanese folklore to be the souls of the newly dead taking form of mysterious fiery apparitions. The word is a combination of the Japanese words hito, meaning "human", and tama (short for tamashii), meaning "soul". The flames appear as glowing spheres with tails and are said to be found near graveyards and in gloomy forests, and, sometimes, seen close to a dying person as an apparition of the soul leaving the body before passing to the other side.
NatureEdit

Pyreflies exist in one of three distinct states. When inert, they manifest as insubstantial points of light, similar to the fireflies from which their name is partially inspired, which float aimlessly within a particular area of attraction. Inert pyreflies generate a delicate, audible sound. In their second state, concentrations of pyreflies can take the form of physical creatures, yet remain insubstantial, reminiscent of ghosts. In the final state, pyreflies can take on the properties of solid matter.

am i on to something here????

[quote="masterblaster"]wiki spiras found this..

The Moonflow is a large river running through the heart of Spira, featuring shoopuff rides, ancient ruins, and a high density of pyreflies. A path from the Moonflow leads to Guadosalam, home of the Guado race and the gateway to the "Farplane" ( ikai?, lit. "other world"). North of Guadosalam are the Thunder Plains, which are the site of a never-ending thunderstorm made safe by lighting rods calibrated by the Al Bhed. The Thunder Plains lead into Macalania, a sparkling forest complemented by a frozen lake and a Yevonite temple.

wiki pyreflies found this.

Pyreflies are prevalent throughout the world of Spira and are closely linked with the concepts of lifeforce and spiritual energy; in fact, they are the form that disembodied spiritual energy takes.

Despite the allusion their name gives to the real-world insect, pyreflies are not depicted as living creatures. Though they have been harnessed to many uses, both good and ill, in their inert form, they appear to lack self-awareness and any identifiable agenda. As such, they are nothing more than an aspect of nature.

Pyreflies refer to hitodama (, "human soul"), believed in Japanese folklore to be the souls of the newly dead taking form of mysterious fiery apparitions. The word is a combination of the Japanese words hito, meaning "human", and tama (short for tamashii), meaning "soul". The flames appear as glowing spheres with tails and are said to be found near graveyards and in gloomy forests, and, sometimes, seen close to a dying person as an apparition of the soul leaving the body before passing to the other side.
NatureEdit

Pyreflies exist in one of three distinct states. When inert, they manifest as insubstantial points of light, similar to the fireflies from which their name is partially inspired, which float aimlessly within a particular area of attraction. Inert pyreflies generate a delicate, audible sound. In their second state, concentrations of pyreflies can take the form of physical creatures, yet remain insubstantial, reminiscent of ghosts. In the final state, pyreflies can take on the properties of solid matter.[/quote

The fireflies bit gets me thinking, but whats the need in this?

masterblaster wrote am i on to something here????

idk, the pyerflies could be the glowing orbs but ill look into it to see if i can find a tail, and also the frozen lake, but the lake is Tranzit is lava...

If anyone has had the beams coming from the pylon going through the bank, please reply.
thanks.

the thing i don't get is how they're in china on the new dlc and i don't know what the nav cards are for because we cant use them in tranzit so its weird