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DF Dwarf Mode Discussion / Re: Are Hot worlds any more particularly dangerous than cold ones?
« on: January 06, 2024, 04:58:11 am »That's because the ocean has no support underneath, so the frozen ice floor on the surface caves in. In DF, ice doesn't float. When you're in an arctic ocean biome, the caved-in ice sheet furthermore doesn't melt once it reaches the seafloor, so the layers pile up until you get ice all the way to the surface.
Thats not quite correct in this case as the ocean was already completely frozen and also the frozen clouds froze above the ocean causing extra ice a level above the already frozen ocean. It was pretty confusing to say the least but its not like the dwarves went out and touched it anyway.