Giciel Posted October 17, 2022 Report Posted October 17, 2022 Hello, First of all, I know well that the further down you go, the more unstable you get but that's not the issue. When I'm close to the entrance or the underground tunnels I've made the temporal indicator is spinning counter-clockwise and I get that ominous ambiant music. The instability only happens above the mine, everywhere else is fine. The annoying thing is that I've made the mine entrance in my base so I can't hang out too long or my stability will go down. Is it a feature or a bug ? Do I need to condemn the mine for it to stop or something else ? Thanks in advance
Solution Maelstrom Posted October 18, 2022 Solution Report Posted October 18, 2022 Seems like you happened to build your home in a temporally unstable area. run around the surface long enough and you will come across areas that are unstable without descending in the depths. My current world's spawn area is temporally unstable on the surface. 1
Giciel Posted October 18, 2022 Author Report Posted October 18, 2022 After searching a bit I found that there is a temporally unstable zone North-East of my base that happens to overlap my mine. I've never noticed before making the mine so it got me confused ... anyways thank you for your answer 1
BenLi Posted October 20, 2022 Report Posted October 20, 2022 I have an observation of at least 5 cases: whenever you are close to a very large deposit of something worth mining - most probably it will be temporally unstable. Works for halite and iron for 5 different places in 3 different worlds so far. Which might be an additional indicator when looking for the deposit.
Recommended Posts