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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Screw the Next Player Over! A Succession Game
« on: December 03, 2011, 09:40:39 pm »
Is this dead...?
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I think (because I have no experience with doomsday devices or such) I might get hit in the face by my preceeder's trap... but I have one of my own !
(thought its a really simple one...)
The entire ocean? If you just want to empty a part, you can use pumps to move the water away. If you are trying to empty the whole thing, then you are right about putting into an aquifer.
Do you need to drain the sea? How big a ship are we talking?
Drydocks should allow for a ship with 2 decks underwater. I'm thinking I could pour all of my excess seawater into an aquifer?
of trouble. First, I embarked on three biomes with some ocean water on the side. Thats OK. Second: There is some yellow sand... also good. However . . . 2 of 3 biomes have aquifers. The southern biome is a simple, clean bilayer aquifer. The biome with the ocean has .... 5 frikkin' layers of aquifer flashing blue. It also is under the other aquifer. I'm sunk. Of course, I could ignore 80% of the map and go through the biome w/o a aquifer...
-- the 19th century clipper sailed along with the BC galleys), and I think I saw somewhere of a "ship" fort. I want to make a similar fort, except with the "swan song" of sailboats-the clipper! 
Usually, I keep my forts very simple and megaproject deprieved. My only "megaproject" was a trivial (though daunting for me) waterfall, where I picked up water from a brook and ran it above-ground and dropped it into a grate. I can't recall where the water went... I think into a local cavern.