

... and why the hell are we talking about beehives?!?!!? Start another thread dudes, i don't wanna see the OP's fishpond idea get derailed.
Zirikana wrote:You're right encephalon, there's a whole ecological interplay in a properly inhabited pond that keeps the water healthy (snails are good too! I only say that on the off chance that we can get snails in game), but I sure as hell wouldn't want to cook with or drink anything out of my fishpond or aquarium regardless
. Just because the water is relatively clean, doesn't mean it's potable. But there's absolutely nothing wrong with ignoring RL arguments in game mechanics though (tele-feeding cows?), so whatever. Anyways, I'm not saying i wouldn't LOVE a way to get higher water Q, it just feels like the devs won't do it for balance reasons, but i could be wrong. The only way would be if it's a very small amount of high Q water you can get at a time. If they're loath to give us small, unsteady sources of metal outside of trading, they probably would feel the same way about hiqh q water as well.
... and why the hell are we talking about beehives?!?!!? Start another thread dudes, i don't wanna see the OP's fishpond idea get derailed.
btaylor wrote:I have learned that the game doesn't follow the principles of mathematics. If you want something and the game is in a good mood you can get it, whatever it is. More often than not, however, the game wants you to die.
Encephalon wrote:A fishes' digestive system is one of the major causes for fresh water being fresh, not merely the minerals scathed from the rocks due to corrosion.
The microbes in water are typically dangerous to human beings, fish deal with that as they pass river water through their system. It is the healthiest natural water to drink aside from glacier water, and I promise you - glacier water is a huge fucking gamble, it's only a matter of time before a sheet of glacier ice melts that contains vast amounts of to that moment hibernating disease and bacteria that has been dormant for thousands of years.
That aside.. Yes, fish purify water by digestive and consuming the microbes. But like I said, this can not work unless new water is added as one type of bacteria becomes dominant and then a childs' goldfish goes belly up when the water tank goes a mystery shade.
Wirt wrote:after staying immobile for some time and some fish living in it? Doesn't make sense.
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