Somebody on the discord pitched the idea of a "wet update" for water biomes and stuff and I just wanted to add a couple suggestions for if you guys pursue that beyond just revamping the swamp.
Marinas: rocky areas on the shores near coral reefs that have smaller wading pools and such. Allows for fishing and small coral pieces near the coast. Breaks up the usual sand or dirt coastlines a little bit too.
Fjords: maybe building off calderas or another mountainous biome, they act as canyons with mountains on both sides, maybe in tandem with icy glaciers too, going from deep ocean to mountain ranges.
Cliffs: a lot of land-gen around water slopes down to it and gives you small drops at most. It would be cool if there were some areas where there's a pretty big drop off, similar to the cliffs at dover.
Hot Springs: similar to the underwater volcanos but smaller and in the mountains. Geysers would also be cool but that's a lot and would probably take way more work so they're probably not worth it.
Somebody on the discord pitched the idea of a "wet update" for water biomes and stuff and I just wanted to add a couple suggestions for if you guys pursue that beyond just revamping the swamp.
Marinas: rocky areas on the shores near coral reefs that have smaller wading pools and such. Allows for fishing and small coral pieces near the coast. Breaks up the usual sand or dirt coastlines a little bit too.
Fjords: maybe building off calderas or another mountainous biome, they act as canyons with mountains on both sides, maybe in tandem with icy glaciers too, going from deep ocean to mountain ranges.
Cliffs: a lot of land-gen around water slopes down to it and gives you small drops at most. It would be cool if there were some areas where there's a pretty big drop off, similar to the cliffs at dover.
Hot Springs: similar to the underwater volcanos but smaller and in the mountains. Geysers would also be cool but that's a lot and would probably take way more work so they're probably not worth it.