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The reveal-time seed mint (#509) prepares nodes server-side, but nothing yet tracks the client half of the promise: a worker that starts a first activity on a prefetched node while offline and reconciles when the connection returns. Today an activity row only ever comes from a live start response or a resync anchored on an existing row, so the first step into fresh territory still requires a connection.
Player story
You're away from a connection, and you finish clearing the place you're in. You move on into ground you'd already uncovered and start fighting there right away — no pause, no "come back online first". When your connection returns, everything you did while away lands once: the runs you started offline count exactly as if you'd been connected, nothing is doubled, and nothing you earned is lost.
In one sentence: ground you've already uncovered is playable the moment you arrive, connection or not, and it all settles up cleanly when you're back.
Scope
worker starts a first activity on a revealed node offline, deriving the simulation input locally from the reveal-prefetched genesis seed instead of a live start call
server rows for offline-started attempts are created at reconnect and checkpoint batches delivered in chain order, deduplicated exactly like resubmitted live batches
resync and fast-forward can anchor on a scope with no server row yet — today both require an existing row
The reveal-time seed mint (#509) prepares nodes server-side, but nothing yet tracks the client half of the promise: a worker that starts a first activity on a prefetched node while offline and reconciles when the connection returns. Today an activity row only ever comes from a live start response or a resync anchored on an existing row, so the first step into fresh territory still requires a connection.
Player story
You're away from a connection, and you finish clearing the place you're in. You move on into ground you'd already uncovered and start fighting there right away — no pause, no "come back online first". When your connection returns, everything you did while away lands once: the runs you started offline count exactly as if you'd been connected, nothing is doubled, and nothing you earned is lost.
In one sentence: ground you've already uncovered is playable the moment you arrive, connection or not, and it all settles up cleanly when you're back.
Scope
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