Svrangite
(Ṁ̴͙͔͒u̴͐͛̓͠ͅś̴̛̮̰̖̑͆͠i̵͚̤̥̝̬̎͋̊c̸̨̛̦̱̯̽̋͛̍ M̴a̸͙̬̐͌̈̄͌ń̸̯̉̃̌̕ )
September 22, 2018, 1:11am
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Only above a certain pressure, if they smeltle the meltle in the deep they could avoid that.
KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 22, 2018, 9:22am
63
But the creature will get squished
I was reading a post unrelated to underwater civs and then suddenly:
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But there is one thing we are almost sure of: If we meet intelligent aliens with advanced technology, they are almost certainly not sea creatures.
Why? Fire.
To make metal, you need fire. To make glass, you need fire. To make electronics, you need fire.
So advanced aliens are likely to be land creatures.
There are sea creatures on Earth that have adapted to enormous pressures and live really deep underwater.
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KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 22, 2018, 9:50am
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But if i was to put a shark in the abis what whoud hapen
Svrangite
(Ṁ̴͙͔͒u̴͐͛̓͠ͅś̴̛̮̰̖̑͆͠i̵͚̤̥̝̬̎͋̊c̸̨̛̦̱̯̽̋͛̍ M̴a̸͙̬̐͌̈̄͌ń̸̯̉̃̌̕ )
September 22, 2018, 10:16am
67
Depends on the type of shark, if it’s not suited to deep sea life it would implode from the pressure.
KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 22, 2018, 10:30am
68
But a deep civ is again inposibl cuz the biomas is to low
This thread has descended into chaos
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KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 22, 2018, 12:33pm
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I know some people cant get over it
Svrangite
(Ṁ̴͙͔͒u̴͐͛̓͠ͅś̴̛̮̰̖̑͆͠i̵͚̤̥̝̬̎͋̊c̸̨̛̦̱̯̽̋͛̍ M̴a̸͙̬̐͌̈̄͌ń̸̯̉̃̌̕ )
September 22, 2018, 1:25pm
72
Do you mean biome or biomass, because neither of those options makes any sense.
The problem with deep sea civs is that even if they have adapted to the deep sea and the heat of a underwater volcano, the pressure would destroy anything they make.
KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 22, 2018, 1:41pm
73
The bio mass is too low its moustly baren and yeah it whoud crush swords
RoboRomb
(Overlord of Organisms)
September 22, 2018, 2:19pm
74
But not creatures, as some couldve adapted to those pressures.
Ever heard of the frilled shark?
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Silverstorm
(Dyson Sphere Freak)
September 24, 2018, 5:40am
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What did I mention earlier? There is the possibility to make fire underwater._.
This thread is close to getting locked if the further replies aren’t at least 10 characters long and have facts to back them up.
KikyGames
(The Collector Of Useless Information)
September 24, 2018, 12:09pm
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@hhyyrylainen close this its just people inventing magic for something that is chemically impossible
RoboRomb
(Overlord of Organisms)
September 24, 2018, 12:12pm
80
@KikyGames , no, stop that. We’re just trying to figure something out here.
Don’t ruin our dreams.