Thats a lot of bugs
We need pesticides in here
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Well actually less than half are really ābugsā others are new features or improvements to older features (or tweaks that arenāt fully ābugsā but still need changing).
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Initiate the Exterminatus
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So the game might need a few tweaking/bug fixing updares
Well all games release with bugs. But if people are scared that Thrive might be finished at some point, we can just almost infinitely make bug fixing and correction updates.
Though, due to the volunteer nature of the project it kind of seems to me that we have less people available to fix bugs as they arenāt very exciting to work on.
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I read an interesting book by Christopher Paolini (author of the Inheritance Cycle (Eragon)), and he had an interesting take on FTL travel I hadnāt heard before
Iām no expert, but it seemed at least plausible to me, and so I thought I might as well put it here, so people could read it over and maybe, eventually, part of it could be used as inspiration for Thriveās own FTL travel.
Hereās a link to a site that has the text of the appendix where the FTL travel method is described.
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i thought the reason was burgeonblas trolling and people using ad hominems instead of actually attacking each otherās points?
Thatās basically what was said, along with requirements for the discussion to recommence.
Anyway the UC discussion was over, letās leave it that way
one thing that could definitely be done by an ameboid creature is printing high quality metal if it used metals to use itās brain as that would cause the metals to be refined(though it would have to be condensed to make a difference) after which they could be excreted in a pattern determined by a shape put on top of them. this is not trying to say that any underwater civ could exist but that if a civ got lucky it could skip the blacksmithing as long as they fed the metal printer one specific metal to prevent mixed metals unless they wanted an alloy.
No
geobacter metallireductens is an example of metals being able to be metabolized and cupriavidus metallidurans is an example of bacteria refining metals into large clumps and the tool would likely need to be hammered after being printed to fix any rough edges. the metal excretions could also be eroded to match the shape being copied as closely as possible
literally something you can tell how it works by touching a shape.
Unless it is tested with an actually built device, itās just as theoretical (potentially possible) as any other potential approach we know.
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How is it that you do the footnote in the forum replies?
Edit: ok I found out how
Maybe youād like to share your knowledge here so that if someone sees your post when they have the same issue, theyāll be able to learn the solution?
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In a rotating universe, time travel to the past is possible*. By first going to the past and then moving to the target destination at light speed, one can end up at the destination at the same moment journey begin at the start location. Maybe ftl travel can be done using rotating black holes, which rotate the spacetime around them.
Iām not going to let the forum go into another ice age, so hereās a random trivia.
Cool fact: in some communities in the Amazon, River dolphins cooperate with fishermen by attracting fish to be caught, then fishermen give part of the catch to dolphin
bye
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thatās a fact though, not trivia?
I put ācool factā at the beginning, now itās a trivia fr