There's already water underground, but only in caves.parisparisparis wrote:Xcom wrote:I would do it to as long as we could have crops underground. Maybe give us ability to move thousands of dirt items to convert just a few farming tiles on mined out tiles.
Giving us the ability to terraform with a near incredible effort to accomplish.
Well you could have just a farm vclaim near the river. go there do farming + you get nice access to the water fast.
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DDDsDD999
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Gallade
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Though there are no shallows in caves, and AFAIK no fish nodes. This also means no clay except for cave clay.DDDsDD999 wrote:There's already water underground, but only in caves.parisparisparis wrote:Xcom wrote:I would do it to as long as we could have crops underground. Maybe give us ability to move thousands of dirt items to convert just a few farming tiles on mined out tiles.
Giving us the ability to terraform with a near incredible effort to accomplish.
Well you could have just a farm vclaim near the river. go there do farming + you get nice access to the water fast.
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CloudJhi
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It would take tremendous effort to build an underground city.
It would take even more to maintain it.
However, it sounds too easy to siege. Drop a minehole on top and you completely bypass their walls.
But then there comes the fact that the city is hidden under ground, and layers don't exactly match up in a 1-to-1 ratio with the layer above it, so it would still require some effort on the part of the perpetrator.
I like this idea.
It would take even more to maintain it.
However, it sounds too easy to siege. Drop a minehole on top and you completely bypass their walls.
But then there comes the fact that the city is hidden under ground, and layers don't exactly match up in a 1-to-1 ratio with the layer above it, so it would still require some effort on the part of the perpetrator.
I like this idea.
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bmjclark
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You can't drop a minehole on top of mine tiles on another level
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parisparisparis
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Well you might want water for easy access to boat around.DDDsDD999 wrote: There's already water underground, but only in caves.
... there are shalows in caves. also all shallow lakes in caves are fish nodes no?Gallade wrote: Though there are no shallows in caves, and AFAIK no fish nodes. This also means no clay except for cave clay.

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Arcanist
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and on the cave level, stone/ore q is the same node as clay.
I have a 12q ball clay node in my cave...
I have a 12q ball clay node in my cave...
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NOOBY93
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Wow, that's interesting! IIRC someone made a list of "same" nodes (fish/mussel, etc.) he should add ore/stone to clay.Arcanist wrote:and on the cave level, stone/ore q is the same node as clay.
I have a 12q ball clay node in my cave...
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KosmicSurvivorGR
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I wonder if later we can build tree houses on the leaves...then build bridges from tree to tree and make a tree village...Or make on underground city where there are tunnels where they lead to all houses...In minecraft that can happen.
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NOOBY93
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Nope. Underground city though, that can happen if you work hard.KosmicSurvivorGR wrote:I wonder if later we can build tree houses on the leaves...then build bridges from tree to tree and make a tree village...Or make on underground city where there are tunnels where they lead to all houses...In minecraft that can happen.
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I will consume your entire existence in unforgiving fire.KosmicSurvivorGR wrote:I wonder if later we can build tree houses on the leaves...then build bridges from tree to tree and make a tree village...Or make on underground city where there are tunnels where they lead to all houses...In minecraft that can happen.
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