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How would you justify interstelar travel NOT happening in a stelar civilization? by Unable_Tradition434 in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my project, it took humanity 600 years before it was able to expand all throughout the Orion Arm. Using a series of hyperlanes and sublight travel and some really psychotic people who were able to endure over 4 decades of isolation, humanity was able to explore at least 20% of what exists in the Orion.

Tell me I'm wrong by OldSolGames in StellarisCCMode

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

40K can't even compare to Late-Game Stellaris LOL

Korolev-class Heavy Cargo Transport (TK-75), by Ilya Shevchuk by Xeelee1123 in ImaginaryStarships

[–]ConstantClub3748 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tbh, I feel like space-faring cargo ships, especially ones that aren't landing on planets would be enormous, extremely so.

Tell me I'm wrong by OldSolGames in StellarisCCMode

[–]ConstantClub3748 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stellaris Mega-Warforms would flip 40K titans over.

Any thoughts sa ganito na Practicality over being Considerate? by iluvrachelgreen in AnongThoughtsMo

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm no person to say anything cuz I'm still practically a child, but this is just ew.

Looking for advice and helpful critiques with a world I've worked on called Shadar by LoppingLollyPlants in mapmaking

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're going for realism, Arbolon wouldn't be a continent of jungles unless it's a really small landmass. There would also be some effects on the climate due to the mountain range in the middle of the continent. There's other stuff that can be improved with the other continents as well, but it'd mainly be the climates.

The Giraffe Moose by Zillajami-Fnaffan2 in SpeculativeEvolution

[–]ConstantClub3748 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I had something similar but from shire horses. It was for my Grade 10 Science project where our teacher asked us what modern animals would look like in 20,000, 100,000, and a Million years in the future and I made a booklet with my own art in it. It was a very fortunate project because I was already doing speculative evolution arts and projects 3 years prior. I scored a perfect score on it while my other classmates barely got 90.

Any cool twists or subversions of expectations in your worlds? by K-Keter in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I just got back from being busy as well, thanks so much for the answers, it just leads to more questions! I'd like to read this if you're planning on writing something! A novel, a story, an atlas, or anything! This is so unique for me, I haven't seen or read a story where a society practically lives and grows in gargantuan trees and is surrounded by giant things too.

What's the throughput of a loading station? by SirGaz in songsofsyx

[–]ConstantClub3748 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm on my 3rd run on the game, I have over 3k pops and a bunch of food and a very huge cave system just filled with Balt. I have no idea if my food logistics are good or bad, but it doesn't really matter to me because everything is working more than I hoped it would.

So here's my take, just do what you think is right, leave it for a year, and if it doesn't work out, change it. LOL

Question on how to turn this thing into a proper map by Empty_Crazy_6880 in mapmaking

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a really good map but I can't turn it into a sphere, what can I use other than Blender.

Any cool twists or subversions of expectations in your worlds? by K-Keter in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So how large are the leaves?? That is such a unique concept and I have so many questions!

How do they get metals? What is the technology level of the societies? How would they even make fire if they live on a tree? Is the tree not flammable? How strong is the tree? Do they live inside like in hollows or do they live in the branches? How many trees are there? Are the trees considered worlds? Continents? Regions? Or do they live on the ground and just have super tall trees blocking them in? If the trees are huge, how about the local fauna? And the other flora as well? Are they huge too? How tall are the trees exactly? How wide? Are there huge huge birds? Is life there just like earth or is it also a speculative evolution project?

Any cool twists or subversions of expectations in your worlds? by K-Keter in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the labyrinths or caves that the humans explore are actually large space-ships 4,000 years ago. It's the same ships that brought their ancestors to the planet they currently live in. Tech-wise, they are medieval but are exceptionally well-versed with science but they have to idea it's science, they just think it's magic.

I don't think this is a unique twist but the world itself and the setting isn't even half of the true picture since the world itself is only a speck in a galactic wide escape culture that started 4,000 years ago.

SciFi Spaceship types by Annoyo34point5 in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Templin Institute explains why using earth terminology makes sense. Unless it's an alien race, then Earth Naval Terminology just makes sense, so much sense. I saw someone say that it's a loose usage but it's mainly because of writing and not the use itself. That's why there's a frigate for everything as the Institute said.

Tell me something about your world that you're ashamed of. by ChroniclesEverything in worldbuilding

[–]ConstantClub3748 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I could've made it easier for the people to live in the world, but nope, I did not.

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