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=== A benefit of heavy aquifers? === | === A benefit of heavy aquifers? === | ||
− | Although annoying, heavy aquifers can absorb an infinite amount of water, meaning they can function as a drain for anything above them. For instance, digging a pit in a lower Z | + | Although annoying, heavy aquifers can absorb an infinite amount of water, meaning they can function as a drain for anything above them. For instance, digging a pit in a lower Z level of the aquifer, then connecting it to a breached aquifer a level above through a channel dug a level above that will create a permanently flowing, compact, secure water/power source completely contained within the fortress. |
== Technical implementation of the aquifer version split == | == Technical implementation of the aquifer version split == |