What.
" I don’t quite believe he did that.Its a relief he said in the chat that the devs accepted his theory
@hhyyrylainen did u accept his theory?
…which chat? The shoutbox?
Because from what I can see he sure as hell didn’t say that in the shoutbox.
In a private message about underwater civs
How long has this underwater civ discussion been going on, exactly?
Very new only 20 posts
Okay I considered it a joke for the last few years but are people actually angry about the underwater civilization thing ?
Steve is he believes it.
I was trying not to reply, but seems like I have to…
What I said that I accept was the point about being able to melt low melting point metals (less than 400 degrees c) into simple tools. With this concession we can have underwater bronze age civilizations, we are far away from having feasible (ie. you can complete the game) underwater civs.
I don’t want to blame you but I feel like I just have to say that you seem to be misunderstanding many points made about the underwater civilizations topic.
Also please don’t discuss underwater civs in other threads
And you may notice that all the underwater threads are closed because I’m still waiting for someone to write a comprehensive explanation first because otherwise the discussion about underwater civs is just back and forth on the same points forever.
How long does it need to be, say in letters?
edit: ok i googled it
I’m waiting for the day the forum isn’t spammed with underwater civ threads which repeat and repeat the same damn points
Yeah, lets talk about Iron-based life instead!
no, bad
do notttttttttttt
Lets discuss things other than underwater civilizations.
Plantoid Civs (yeah I know)
Nocturnal Civs
Cathermal Civs
Amoebic Civs
Literally anything, frickin ANYTHING other than underwhatever civs.
Let’s discuss why rats are the most misunderstood animals in the world. I mean sure, they caused many plagues and stuff but:
-it’s October and rats are kinda Halloween-ish
-they’re really , really cute
-they’re smart
-they’re pretty clean animals.
…idk where I’m going with this I just don’t want to talk about sunflower civilizations
Underwater civs are impossible and improbable (as land is usually an option), so let’s ignore it and move on shall we?
Starting off, yes they are and I thought you would like mine cause they are crabs.
Now then, I wonder if a blind creature could become sentient and create advanced technology.
Echolocation.
Antennae.
etc.
Yes but how would they know what metals to use or even know what metal is when they try mining. We can see the ore but they wouldn’t, or if they do mine ore how would they tell iron from copper or copper from gold.