Shipcurls - 1050 Early Spring by THLawrence

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I noticed the The parting of the Sea movie and had an idea. Since aquifers absorb infinite water you could drain an ocean into one. I had done some experimenting with water before and set this up. The ocean is draining into the aquifier. This is epic.

Point of Interest: The Drain

I connected the ocean with the aquifer and immediately the computer started to slow down. Within seconds this is what I had. I think the pressure pushed the ocean into the aquifer. - THLawrence

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Δ 18. Failed attempt
I tried pouring the water into the aquifer like a water fall but that was taking to long. - THLawrence
Δ 17. Refilling?
It looks like the ocean is refilling on the edge of the map. Not very fast though. - THLawrence
Δ 15. The Drain
I connected the ocean with the aquifer and immediately the computer started to slow down. Within seconds this is what I had. I think the pressure pushed the ocean into the aquifer. - THLawrence

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Fortress Name: Shipcurls
Map Year: 1050 Early Spring
Author: THLawrence
Submitted by: THLawrence
Date Added: 25/01/2008