Tidal System - Revision history

OpalScion at 21:05, 11 September 2020

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OpalScion at 21:01, 1 August 2020

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OpalScion at 20:37, 1 August 2020

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OpalScion at 20:36, 1 August 2020

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OpalScion at 19:30, 1 August 2020

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OpalScion at 19:23, 1 August 2020

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LukeChange at 16:40, 17 October 2018

2018-10-17T16:40:49Z

LukeChange at 16:40, 17 October 2018

2018-10-17T16:40:07Z

Mbiggiani at 11:41, 10 October 2018

2018-10-10T11:41:14Z

Bermudabeast: Changed protection level for "Tidal System" ([Edit=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite))

2018-10-10T11:39:49Z

Changed protection level for "Tidal System" ([Edit=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite))

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 [[File:HighTideLandBridge.jpg|thumb|A land bridge at high tide on Rival Shores.]]
 [[File:LowTideLandBridge.jpg|thumb|The same bridge at low tide.]]
-In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides.  It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters.  The [[Maps|maps]] and [[Dungeons|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle.  During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures|sea creatures]].
+In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides.  It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters.  The [[Maps|maps]] and [[Caves|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle.  During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures|sea creatures]].
 A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the early creation of the game.

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+[[File:HighTideLandBridge.jpg|thumb|A land bridge at high tide on Rival Shores.]]
 In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides.  It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters.  The [[Maps|maps]] and [[Dungeons|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle.  During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures|sea creatures]].
 A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the early creation of the game.

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 In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides.  It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters.  The [[Maps|maps]] and [[Dungeons|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle.  During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures|sea creatures]].
 A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the early creation of the game.

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 In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides.  It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters.  The [[Maps|maps]] and [[Dungeons|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle.  During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures|sea creatures]].
 A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the early creation of the game.

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	In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics\|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].		In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics\|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].

−	A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the creation of the game.	+	A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the early creation of the game.

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	In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics\|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].		In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics\|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].

−	A blog post was written on the topic [~~http~~://~~paleo-playground~~.com/blog/post/~~Map%20Tides~~/ here] during the creation of the game.	+	A blog post was written on the topic [https://beastsofbermuda.com/blog/post/map-tides/ here] during the creation of the game.

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−	In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this mechanic in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].	+	In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [[Maps\|maps]] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this [[Mechanics\|mechanic]] in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].

	A blog post was written on the topic [http://paleo-playground.com/blog/post/Map%20Tides/ here] during the creation of the game.		A blog post was written on the topic [http://paleo-playground.com/blog/post/Map%20Tides/ here] during the creation of the game.

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	In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [Maps\|maps] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this mechanic in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].		In Beasts of Bermuda, the [[Ocean\|ocean]] rises and falls on an hourly clock to simulate tides. It does so [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave Sinusoidally], typically with the difference between high and low tide being seven meters. The [Maps\|maps] and [[Dungeons\|caves]] are often designed with this mechanic in mind, allowing [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] animals passage only during certain times of the tidal cycle. During high tide, many land bridges on the maps will be submerged such that players who wish to cross from one part of a map to another will be at risk to attack by [[Aquatic Creatures\|sea creatures]].
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−	~~[[File:HighTide.JPG\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|High Tide on a Map under Construction]]~~
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−	~~[[File:LowTide.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Low Tide on a Map under Construction]]~~

	A blog post was written on the topic [http://paleo-playground.com/blog/post/Map%20Tides/ here] during the creation of the game.		A blog post was written on the topic [http://paleo-playground.com/blog/post/Map%20Tides/ here] during the creation of the game.

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