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번역 관련 문제 보고
Climb up a nearby hill and look into one...
I had two that happened a couple of days apart and they both disappeared around the same time another couple of days later.
make that hole part of your story arc! Own the hole! :)
I mean I've seen FAR WORSE off topic derailments here....
But to aid you - I don't have an answer.
1: I don't like getting voided out - even tho the extra materials that show up and connections made with other players (would like to hear an explanation on that)
2: Craters showing up tend to alter landscape and make this more troublesome.
Now If I had to make an educated guess based on game thus far?
Craters are permanent....they don't go away.
Reasoning - what would be the point? Consequences to your actions and all that would be trivial.
Can I prove that? No....and likely won't be able too due to my play style.
That being - If i voidout? I reload game and try again. :P
Good point.
Normal is my current setting.
Perhaps hard or higher leaves things more permanently?
Thing is - your able to adjust that on the fly soooo not much point there.