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Zerbe wrote:The climate would be considered a Temperate Rain forest much like the climate in Great Britain and Ireland in Europe, and the Pacific Northwest in the US. Just because it rains doesn't mean that it is hot.
JTCrowder1 wrote:lol at this guy thinking that the weather at his house is what the world looks like.
Azzerhoden wrote:Alright - new cool feature to add to the game. Down in the desert region, when it rains, have all the dried brown plants bloom in a smorgasbord of color.
Azzerhoden wrote:Alright - new cool feature to add to the game. Down in the desert region, when it rains, have all the dried brown plants bloom in a smorgasbord of color.
Nomeatloaf wrote:Azzerhoden wrote:Alright - new cool feature to add to the game. Down in the desert region, when it rains, have all the dried brown plants bloom in a smorgasbord of color.
Nah, new cool feature. after so many days of rain, the entire map is covered in 20Ft of water, and only those with high walls/buildings can survive! and lets call it.... Water world!
Linbaba wrote:Zerbe wrote:The climate would be considered a Temperate Rain forest much like the climate in Great Britain and Ireland in Europe, and the Pacific Northwest in the US. Just because it rains doesn't mean that it is hot.
No, usually when it rains, it means it's cold but obviously on the equator it's humid, it rains all the time and it's hot!
So basically, let's agree that just because it rains doesn't mean anything.
Anyway, I was speaking of the land, south and south west of the volcano, nothing grows, it's a desert, yellow sand. Please don't say that it may be really cold there, cause you know better.
Anyway, if it rained there (and also in the greener areas) as much as it does in game, plants would grow, like, a lot of plants, cause it really rained a lot in game, like a lot.
I mean really, a great amount, it was really great!
thank you!
.JTCrowder1 wrote:lol at this guy thinking that the weather at his house is what the world looks like.
Linbaba wrote:I get what you were saying.
To rephrase, I was assuming that how green plants are and how many plants there are is related to how much it rains.
You wouldn't expect a desert where it rains a lot or dense green country side where it never rains.
But in LIF MMO, that's the case some times