A way to destroy meteor

[PeaceKeeper]

The most annoying disaster is the meteor because you can't rebuild and i never remember what i have place on the impact site. Sometimes it's houses, sometimes it's high school and after i'm in red level of availabe education.

So, why not destroy it ? Like in real life if that happen. And the plus is that we already have the building ( Chirper launch site, don't remember the name it's the one we can launch rocket ) .
Just add a new button and lance a missile or something like that and destroy partially or not the meteor .
What you guys think ?

[Metacritical]

Originally posted by PeaceKeeper:

So, why not destroy it ? Like in real life if that happen.

???

[CyberVibes]

You can rebuild after a meteor you just need to use the landscaping tools to level the ground out, shooting one down isn't a bad idea but will only split it into hunderds of smaller peices that will cause their own devastation, plus i'm not sure the game mechanics could actually carry out the action, maybe post over in the wishlist section and see if you get aresponse from there.

[Kino]

Originally posted by PeaceKeeper:

The most annoying disaster is the meteor because you can't rebuild and i never remember what i have place on the impact site. Sometimes it's houses, sometimes it's high school and after i'm in red level of availabe education.

So, why not destroy it ? Like in real life if that happen. And the plus is that we already have the building ( Chirper launch site, don't remember the name it's the one we can launch rocket ) .
Just add a new button and lance a missile or something like that and destroy partially or not the meteor .
What you guys think ?

You can rebuild after a meteor as the person above said^. And there is no way to stop them or that would destroy the point.

[PeaceKeeper]

When i say rebuild i talk about building, not the land. Ofc i know that ^^

And about the destruction, we don't necessary need an animation, just a destruction button !
Also, the split option is good. For example, not more than 10 points of impact will not be a huge work for the game. I mean, you can throw more than 10 complete meteor at one time without the game crashing.

[Estelyen]

Originally posted by PeaceKeeper:

So, why not destroy it ? Like in real life if that happen.

The movies are not real life.

[Meesmoth]

Originally posted by Estelyen:

The movies are not real life.

This game is not real life.

[Thaanos]

If you don't like having a meteor hitting your city, then turn off disasters.

[HardonCollider]

Disasters are a part of life and sometimes you have amnesia.

[Metacritical]

Originally posted by Meesmoth:

Originally posted by Estelyen:

The movies are not real life.

This game is not real life.

as per usual, you miss the point.

[Ducks on Fire]

Hey remember when a meteor was headed toward Earth so we destroyed it? No? That's right, because it never happened.

Anyway don't play with disasters if you don't want to deal with the consequences. The earthquake disaster has similar destructive effects, but I'm not going to suggest that the game have a way to counter the cracks that appear.

[PeaceKeeper]

Come on , i say " if that happen" wtf guys are you talking about

[Metacritical]

Originally posted by PeaceKeeper:

Come on , i say " if that happen" wtf guys are you talking about

the earth does not have that defensive capability

[PeaceKeeper]

And if a meteor come what "earth" should do ? Nothing apparently according to you.

ITS A GAME. I just give a idea to destroy meteor because they are the most annoying disaster
( btw i don't wan't to desactivate them ) and it's will add a new thing to game. Just chill dude don't take it seriously i don't know what you are trying to do...

[Metacritical]

Originally posted by PeaceKeeper:

And if a meteor come what "earth" should do ? Nothing apparently according to you

so i assume your solution if this was to occur would be to magic up something to stop the meteor hitting us? good luck with that.

[CyberVibes]

Not realistic huh..
https://www.space.com/40943-nasa-asteroid-defense-plan.html