The Idea that should have been added.

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  • SkopeSkope Wouldn't you like to know ;) Join Date: 2016-06-07 Member: 218212Members
    Shaneo wrote: »
    @Catsfan45 If it does come into the game I imagine it will be DLC but not for the main game we know. A new level/mini campaign possibly in the future of the time the game is set. The floating islands merged then sunk again after 2000 years and made a new ecosystem in another area or something like that.

    How exactly do islands, "merge"?
  • jamintheinfinite_1jamintheinfinite_1 Jupiter Join Date: 2016-12-03 Member: 224524Members
    Plates in the planet's crust moving
  • AnomalyDetectedAnomalyDetected Alterra Housing District: Planet Vicaron Join Date: 2017-04-19 Member: 229741Members
    Back to on the original topic:

    No.

    The atlas, aside from being currently useless, just wouldn't fit anywhere. The only biomes I could think of are the Grand Reef, the Void, The Dunes, and the Floating islands. There's no floor on the void, so it's a bad idea to let people go down that far.

    Along with that, it would have almost no current use. Going too far away from the play area and going too deep are not meant to happen legitimately. That's why the Ghost Leviathans Exist.
  • SkopeSkope Wouldn't you like to know ;) Join Date: 2016-06-07 Member: 218212Members
    Plates in the planet's crust moving

    That's how landmasses merge, but floating islands?
  • MaalterommMaalteromm Brasil Join Date: 2017-09-22 Member: 233183Members
    Skope wrote: »
    Plates in the planet's crust moving

    That's how landmasses merge, but floating islands?
    Floating islands would drift with the winds and currents. They might eventually meet much like oceanic garbage patches.
  • Number35Number35 Join Date: 2016-12-03 Member: 224491Members
    Maalteromm wrote: »
    Skope wrote: »
    Plates in the planet's crust moving

    That's how landmasses merge, but floating islands?
    Floating islands would drift with the winds and currents. They might eventually meet much like oceanic garbage patches.

    Erosion might take place and the fragments from both islands may come together to make a bigger area.
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