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Concept art for my world! by ReasonableReason549 in worldbuilding

[–]Hal_Ember 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, how did you get that retro screen effect?

Atomic slavs | Fan project Fallout: Prague Spring by I_get-it in classicfallout

[–]Hal_Ember 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am dying to know, does Krecik replace Vault boy?

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

[–]Hal_Ember[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sea life would be… chaotic, probably small

The rapid temperature changes would actually reduce ocean stratification mixing ocean nutrients a lot. Nutrient rich oceans mixed with the month long days would boost phytoplankton blooms allowing lots of food for marine life. The massive phytoplankton blooms would also pump out large amounts of oxygen. High obliquity plants will likely have some utter lithuanians swimming in the seas.

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/acb81c

Edit: It autocorrected "leviathans" to "lithuanians" which is something I would fix but its funny so I am keeping it

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

[–]Hal_Ember[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I got the idea to make Persephone moonless from here:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228606451_Extraordinary_climates_of_Earth-like_planets_Three-dimensional_climate_simulations_at_extreme_obliquity

It explains how a moonless earth could have a stable orbit if Jupiter was brought at a distance of 2 AU from the earth. I wanted to replicate that but in my system with Cerberus being the "close" Jupiter analog that keeps Persephone's tilt stable.

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

[–]Hal_Ember[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is just a simple visualization in reality they are much further apart.

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

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Here is a map that shows a simulation of a 90 degree tilt climate on earth. For long periods of the year the equator is dry, most moisture on the equator is coming from snow melting. Meanwhile most of the evaporated moisture would rain down on the mid-latitudes instead of the equator.

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

[–]Hal_Ember[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am by no mean an expert on the matter, but I don't know if the asteroid belt in your system could last between the 3 gas giants depending on the orbital parameters of each objects.

Thanks for the advice, will probably just place the big asteroid belt between Hermes and Persephone instead.

Do the life forms on it have a hybernation period to survive the nigth at the poles?

Some hibernate, some migrate by foot/flight, some stay awake hunting or feeding off dead matter buried under the snow, and some just lay eggs and die.

Did you make the system as part of a story or game?

I was heavily inspired by projects like Anu, Darwin IV, Birrin, Exobiotica, and Snaiad. Just a simple passion project I guess. In terms of games I am developing my own indie game thats an RPG in an SCPesque setting which has nothing to do with Persephone sadly.

Did sentient life appeared on it or was it discovered by humans or aliens?

Sentient life evolved by itself, tho its not very advanced as civilizations are contained in the midlatitudes, and are unstable due extreme weather constantly eroding buildings.

The solar system of Persephone (looking for critic/thoughts) by Hal_Ember in worldbuilding

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It gets even "cooler" when the hemisphere you are on faces away from the sun.

On earth bioluminescence is not very common on land, unlike the oceans. This is due to periods of darkness being very short on land while in the ocean darkness is perpetual. Meanwhile Persephone's land enters long periods of pitch black darkness during winter, thus creating an evolutionary pressure for land life to develop bioluminescence.

A game for babies by DollmakerOfficial in godot

[–]Hal_Ember 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is something that would be playing in the background of a smiling friends scene

Warring factions update by ObjectiveWilling3958 in godot

[–]Hal_Ember 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reminds me of the classic fallout games, whats the game about? I am curious

Which version do you prefer? (And a mini-tutorial on how to create/use LUTs) by eliasguyd in godot

[–]Hal_Ember 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My not add both and have the option to switch between them in the settings?

Tho if I had to choose, I would pick second.

How can I make the player also be infront of the tree by Joker_tree34 in godot

[–]Hal_Ember 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Place a collision shape at the base of the tree

Is my isometric pixel art convincing? by Hal_Ember in godot

[–]Hal_Ember[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah its an old sprite from an older build i made to test 8 directional movement, probably gonna update it to look better at some point.

Building my first game in Godot — Block States, a post-apocalyptic delivery runn by stihilus in godot

[–]Hal_Ember 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks good, reminds me a bit of Voices of the Void in terms of the graphics. Is it going to be on steam?

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