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[crazyabe]

Anyway, Pricecheck on cursing the southern continent to make the omnifruit tree unable to take root there?

From earlier, may've been missed.

More than its worth. Demonic Spoon has spent dozens of points on the tenacity of those trees. They can grow anywhere, including in permafrost soil. I'm surprised it hasn't colonized hell yet.

I haven't stuck any holes to hell in the world yet, thus they haven't had a chance to go to hell. Yet.

[Demonic Spoon]

30/1000 * 0.75 = 0.0225 per torton resurrected. 8/0.0225 = 356 Tortons resurrected, not 80.

Your equation places the number of tortons resurrected as a result of cost of creation divided out to individual tortons (30/1000). That is why I focused on the cost per torton resurrected.


As for you being unpleasant due to the recent events in game, that sucks, but its largely due to you getting outspent. The way you assumed the portal thing would work out would mean crazyabe spent 10 IP for an effect and Ardent Debater spent 9 IP to have his effect "noped" by crazyabe and AD's points would have just evaporated. Which would have been quite unfair. Plus some Luminites would have made it out, no matter how much crazyabe spent. But really that's an issue that crazyabe should be bringing up, if anyone. And sending your soldiers in to take a fortified position was gonna cost you lots of lives no matter what. To put it in DF terms, you sent your cheesemakers and weavers and other civilian dwarves to invade a fortified goblin camp full of equipped trained dwarf hating goblins. Having a Retinazer helps a lot, but it can only kill so many so fast.


C) Sure you could, but you wouldn't get anything out of it until all the points are invested. So if you want to make a race and do it in 10 point installments, you wont have a race until the third installment.

My main complaint about the portal is that it blindsided me. I didn't expect that crazy Abe's mountain would completely stop the portal, but my problem is that it did absolutely nothing to the portal despite the entire motivation of the action being to effect the portal. If I knew that would happen, I'd have done something myself

As to the resurrection, I'd be fine paying installments to resurrect all the Tortons together at the end if it means I don't need to pay these ridiculous prices

[Taricus]

Anyway, Pricecheck on cursing the southern continent to make the omnifruit tree unable to take root there?

From earlier, may've been missed.

More than its worth. Demonic Spoon has spent dozens of points on the tenacity of those trees. They can grow anywhere, including in permafrost soil. I'm surprised it hasn't colonized hell yet.

I mean by making the soil itself reject the seeds or something. Well, next question. Since DS is spending 3 IP to send the damn plant two two continents, would spending 1 IP be enough to stop it from hitting the southern continent?

[Happy Demon]

Well, got some coke here. Might as well write something.

Spoiler: Whale (click to show/hide)

The Great Sea Breather

This is a creature that lives near the surface, but can go deep down to eat.
It's so big compared to the life down deep, it doesn't chew at all, it instead just eats whatever life end up in it's mouth.
As the oxygen levels are lower there than even the surface water, the Sea Breathers, who take oxygen directly from the air, has a huge advantage.
This makes all the lesser life at it's mercy.

Spoiler: Deep Algae (click to show/hide)

Abyss Algæ/Algae

This tiny life form is related with the Free Algae, it lives in the deep, but is even smaller than the Algae.
It converts carbon dioxide into oxygen, allowing some oxygen in the water, instead of making it an unlivable abyss.
The Abyss Algae is transparent, but still visible. This is mostly to prevent silhouettes, from the sunlight.

Spoiler: Krill (click to show/hide)

Abyss Waterbugs

These life forms are related to the Waterbugs, but they life far deeper. They are smaller than their shallower counterparts.
They are also partially transparent, like most deep life. To prevent silhouettes.

Spoiler: Shark (click to show/hide)

Ocean Maw

The Ocean Maw is a big fish, several times the size of a human. They eat anything that ends up in the water that isn't bigger than them.
They have the characteristics of a big and rigid dorsal fin, and several gills, 5 to be exact.
Their rear fin also has a larger top than bottom fin. They can taste blood in the water, and find the bleeder with excellent accuracy.
The Ocean Maws do get pacified if upside down, though this rarely, if ever, happens.

In case I decide to make them.

[Happy Demon]

Actually, I think I'll change that. This is too... normal.

Spoiler: Whale Snake (click to show/hide)

Abyssal Wyrm

These beasts are huge, and breathe from the air, in a way akin to whales.
They eat from the abyss, and thanks to the much more plentiful oxygen they gather, the hold a massive advantage over the life down deep.
An Abyssal Wyrm has only one predator, the Leviathan.

Spoiler: Shark Snake (click to show/hide)

Sea Serpent

These serpents are several times the size of a human, and can crush boats with ease.
They are very cautious in the open sea however, as the Abyssal Wyrms like to feast upon them if they find any.
The Sea Serpents have several gills, to let them have more energy.

[Taricus]

Nah, normal is fine. Makes them cheap to make and provides a ready source of food for some of the more complex creatures.

[SOLDIER First]

if/when mir gets in he'll have a hell of a time enforcing peace

[Taricus]

Oddly enough he'd actually have help from Kyazir on that front. Good cop/Bad cop duo

[SOLDIER First]

good cop/bad cop that rides on the good cop's shoulder because of how dissonantly large the good cop is

[Taricus]

And hey, also means he can act as lookout for any bad guys that leave lego on the floor

[SOLDIER First]

[someone invents lego, leaves them on the floor]
[mir doesn't notice as his lake-sized hoof crushes the lego and leaves it at the bottom of a several-hundred-meter-deep print]

[Taricus]

I think that's less lake-sized and more... I dunno inland sea size

[SOLDIER First]

it's a large lake

[Happy Demon]

Nah, normal is fine. Makes them cheap to make and provides a ready source of food for some of the more complex creatures.

But Sleeve is a god of Snakes and Medicine. To have her make whales and sharks as the apex predators doesn't quite fit.
So I make them giant serpents instead. Same effect, but tells you who made them.
Though this will cost something like 21 IP, so it'll be some time until she creates them.

[crazyabe]

Did you not notice that I pointed out that I am still waiting to be payed for letting her put slimes in the world the first time?