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Post by huehuehue on Jun 30, 2017 17:59:27 GMT
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Post by Captain McDerp on Jun 30, 2017 18:05:20 GMT
There used to be a crusade against ideas like these and the people who published them.
But FYI: The game will not go further than the regular life you see on earth. So only land, air and water is to harbor life. Underwater civs are also a definite no-go. (Don't ask why, we have answered it many times.)
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Post by BiologicalSomething on Jun 30, 2017 18:18:13 GMT
There used to be a crusade against ideas like these and the people who published them. But FYI: The game will not go further than the regular life you see on earth. So only land, air and water is to harbor life. Underwater civs are also a definite no-go. (Don't ask why, we have answered it many times.) Can I please have lava creatures Do you not realise the amount of opportunities lava creatures bring |
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Post by serialkillerš“ on Jun 30, 2017 18:21:31 GMT
The devs will most likely not work on this , that's true . But it's still an interesting idea and you can still discuss it here , maybe someday a mod will add these functions . Also welcome to the forum , I hope you like it here  The last picture looks awesome btw. Where did you find it ? |
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Post by huehuehue on Jun 30, 2017 18:29:22 GMT
so there will be no lava creatures.
what about acid creatures?
or creatures that could make their own oceans/land?
(both were mentioned in op)
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Post by Captain McDerp on Jun 30, 2017 18:35:09 GMT
so there will be no lava creatures. what about acid creatures? or creatures that could make their own oceans/land? (both were mentioned in op) No to all. |
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Post by Atrox on Jun 30, 2017 18:55:19 GMT
Hello and welcome to the forums Living in molten lava is a definite no-go. No organic compounds can withstand those temperatures, as far as I'm aware. Living NEAR lava might be possible. The game is going to have a fictional organelle known as a thermoplast, so later stage organisms might actually thrive in hot environments. There are microorganisms that thrive in acidic environments, but I'm not too sure how well that'd translate at the macro scale. If you are suggesting that molten lava and acid be a substitute for water, that's going to be a definite no. Also I'm not sure what you mean by creatures that make their own lands and oceans, but those are presumably going to be way bigger than we have planned. |
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Post by BiologicalSomething on Jun 30, 2017 20:18:43 GMT
Hello and welcome to the forums Living in molten lava is a definite no-go. No organic compounds can withstand those temperatures, as far as I'm aware. Living NEAR lava might be possible. The game is going to have a fictional organelle known as a thermoplast, so later stage organisms might actually thrive in hot environments. There are microorganisms that thrive in acidic environments, but I'm not too sure how well that'd translate at the macro scale. If you are suggesting that molten lava and acid be a substitute for water, that's going to be a definite no. Also I'm not sure what you mean by creatures that make their own lands and oceans, but those are presumably going to be way bigger than we have planned. Can creatures swallow lava to breathe underwater fire like the lava lizards and sea dragons from subnautica though |
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Post by Atrox on Jun 30, 2017 20:45:16 GMT
No absolutely not.
The lava would solidify underwater, so it'd probably kill your creature if you released it underwater, not to mention the fact that swallowing lava would destroy your creatures insides.
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Post by BiologicalSomething on Jun 30, 2017 23:08:46 GMT
No absolutely not. The lava would solidify underwater, so it'd probably kill your creature if you released it underwater, not to mention the fact that swallowing lava would destroy your creatures insides. Oh, ok then. You're a bit assertive about it. |
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Post by huehuehue on Jul 1, 2017 1:53:24 GMT
Hello and welcome to the forums Living in molten lava is a definite no-go. No organic compounds can withstand those temperatures, as far as I'm aware. Living NEAR lava might be possible. The game is going to have a fictional organelle known as a thermoplast, so later stage organisms might actually thrive in hot environments. There are microorganisms that thrive in acidic environments, but I'm not too sure how well that'd translate at the macro scale. If you are suggesting that molten lava and acid be a substitute for water, that's going to be a definite no. Also I'm not sure what you mean by creatures that make their own lands and oceans, but those are presumably going to be way bigger than we have planned. for acid creatures: basically, imagine creatures that need to survive using/being in acid. they would have adapted to it, and may even have learned how to use/produce it. now, as for creatures that would produce their own land/oceans: think of these as "gods" if you will. they produce solid/liquid substances through their means, and create land and "water". they cannot produce plants, however, that would be left to some kind of "cultivator" creature. these can be usable to create entire new worlds in space stage late game or in ascended mode. (you would need a lot of them, tho, and even then that could take a while) (they can be any size) |
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Post by oncpapa on Dec 2, 2017 9:01:14 GMT
So underwater civilizations are impossible, and living in lava is impossible.
Therefore that would be a double negative, and that means underlava civilizations must be possible!
(Just a joke)
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