Sorry De....uranus Water Tileset - Impossible

[S0ulre4per]

Hi.

Im really sorry for this..........

but i did some research

and it seems that Water on Uranus seems impossible

 

1- it is a gas giant.

 

here is reason why its impossible http://www.universetoday.com/19309/water-on-uranus/

 

 

I think tileset should be moved Neptune........because science people are saying that there COULD be water there

so it makes more sense.....http://www.universetoday.com/736/are-there-oceans-on-neptune/

 

 

 

I know it's only a game......but we still should stick to the stuff we know

 

EDIT 1: if planets were terraformed.........atleast tell us that orokin or some 1 had that technology

Edited May 6, 2015 by S0ulre4per

[Kasumi-]

Nobody really cares.

 

Nothing in this game makes sense.

 

Play along.

[Archistopheles]

Warframe takes place millions of years in the future with things like space magic, and dogs that hatch from eggs.

Deal wit it.

[NovusNova]

Its Space Magic, just go with it.

[Quiet_Time1]

I hate people who try to apply logic to games

 

They ruin everything

 

*Looks at Excalibur's LOS abilities*

 

*cries*

[GreyEnneract]

Warframe takes place millions of years in the future with things like space magic, and dogs that hatch from eggs. Deal wit it.

>Millions of years

Source.

[Imaru]

It's called suspension of disbelief. You may want to try it some time.

 

Honestly, if we were making everything in the game scientifically accurate, Jupiter's gravity would crush us when we were on it, most planets wouldn't be as well lit as they are, Venus wouldn't have snow on it, etc. Just go with it. 

[Towermice]

Warframe takes place millions of years in the future with things like space magic, and dogs that hatch from eggs. Deal wit it.

Yes lets keep adding things that straight up dont make sense, let's make a sun tileset where we just walk on the surface, better yet, lets replace the sun with a black hole and make that a tileset.

[.Stormtopia.]

You realize that the game is still in progress on creating maps, don't you? Mars doesn't have Red maps with sand storms and Venus is not the devils planet with volcanos... yet ... Wonder dive! Also, magic!

Edited May 6, 2015 by Dislava-planet-tech

[S0ulre4per]

but i dont want to just ''go'' with it

 

 

If they really did terra form Uranus.........atleast explain that orokin or grineer have such technology

i dont care even if its billion years in future

it needs to be explained

otherwise it doesnt make sense

[Fabpsi]

#spaceninjamagic

 

And if they really put this underwatertileset on Uranus we all can be very childish and say "oh look, uranus is really moist." ....

 

There you go. I did it. Now nobody else needs to go there... and don't worry: I feel bad

.....I need some sleep 

[TrinityPrime]

Guess you didn't look at the Uranus node names to notice that many of them are moons of Uranus, which are suspected to have layers of water beneath the surface.

 

Research is like statistics, it's only good if you know what you're doing.

[CY13ERPUNK]

id be fine with the 'space magic' answer if DE actually put any effort whatsoever into explaining how the orokin spent time terraforming every planet in the origin system

 

but they havent =/

 

and honestly if DE put a little more SCIENCE into their SCIENCE FICTION game, it would be a lot more interesting

 

we could have tilesets that are loosely based on the possible terrain of these alien worlds and it would/could still be super awesome (note that i said LOOSELY, not trying to be a nazi here), take Europa for example, see how well/cool that turned out? imagine Io as a volcanic wasteland tileset, or a lunar tileset (even tho the moon is probably completely transformed by massive grineer infrastructure by now)

 

but instead DE is content to pull a 'Prometheus' on their baby, and that disappoints me (FYI Prometheus the awful movie based on the Aliens franchise, not the titan that gave humans fire)

 

all ppl are asking for is to have things like the phobos tileset be on mars instead of the tiny rocks that are mars' moons (phobos/deimos should be the grineer asteroid tileset and/or ships), DE has even acknowledged that they'd like the tilesets to have more logical consistency, they just havent done anything about it, besides lip service

 

EDIT: some fun wiki reading 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranus

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganymede_(moon)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callisto_(moon)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triton_(moon)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titania_%28moon%29

 

since i know ppl are stuck on the whole uranus thing, since that's where Tyl was originally, but from the video, DE might not even be putting the tileset in the same place, especially considering the upcoming solar system chart rework

Edited May 6, 2015 by CY13ERPUNK

[Gelkor]

Terraforming. 

[Solandis]

Terraforming. Or something.

 

Alternatively: We exist in an alternate universe where such a thing is possible. (AKA the Anthropic Principle: For any given story, there exist basic elements that, no matter how improbable or impossible their occurrence, are required for the story itself to happen. Or there would be no story. In other words, there is no "resolution" without "conflict".)

 

Or: "It's just a show; I should really just relax"

Edited May 6, 2015 by Solandis

[DrCrawford]

Warframe takes place millions of years in the future with things like space magic, and dogs that hatch from eggs. Deal wit it.

 

try thousands of years, big difference, not space magic, technology, and all mammals technically come from eggs. plus, the platypus.

 

Deal with it.

[Sir_Alex_Traffo]

[Archistopheles]

>Millions of years

Source.

try thousands of years, big difference, not space magic, technology, and all mammals technically come from eggs. plus, the platypus.

It sounds much better than an "indeterminate number of centuries", and nobody cares about the platypus' combat readiness.

Edited May 6, 2015 by Archistopheles

[S0ulre4per]

Guess you didn't look at the Uranus node names to notice that many of them are moons of Uranus, which are suspected to have layers of water beneath the surface.

 

Research is like statistics, it's only good if you know what you're doing.

uranus moons COULD have water...........but as i understood.....they are making underwater tileset on Uranus itself

[Gelkor]

uranus moons COULD have water...........but as i understood.....they are making underwater tileset on Uranus itself

 

The flyby video shows the top of the facility, and you can see what appears to be Uranus rising in the background, as if you were looking at Uranus from one of it's moons.

Edited May 6, 2015 by Gelkor

[taiiat]

Warframe takes place about a thousand years in the future of Dark Sector with things like space magic, 'Magnets', and Wombat/Bat/Llama/abomination Dogs that hatch from eggs.

FTFY

Edit:

also, from the information we have about the underwater Tileset, we already know it's not actual water.

the underwater ship explains it's propulsion system is like a SeeDoo because of the highly volatile, flammable liquid it's swimming around in.

so do please get your facts straight.

Edited May 6, 2015 by taiiat

[counterflux]

Maybe it's not water but liquid methan or so? Like on that moon of Jupiter?

[Aaira]

Guys, seriously, water in uranus?

 

Not milk?

[CelticMoss]

The magic anus.

[(PSN)Shadowfoxx307]

LIQUID WATER ... on Uranus... yeah ok. Makes just about as much sense as Venus being cold, come on DE, 

 

HOW ABOUT, make all this water tileset for Titan , Saturn's Moon 

 

Then work on a cold deep blue version of the Jupiter Tileset for Uranus