It's just something why I came up with.
Partly because I have trouble imagining a society where everyone wears a short skirt, and partly because I like corroborating reasons for why things are done. Also, I'm not a botanist so I have no real idea what the proper temperatures for plant development are. I'm not sure if you need rotary seasons for some of the things there, either. Partly because I haven't really fleshed out the park yet, and fleshing out a whole god-damn internal weather system for ten stations sounds like a pain in the ass.
Although, it'd likely be a large concern in the Euro cluster, given that they do agriculture and shipping. Appropriate temperatures to assist with different stages of 'seasons' and all.
That said, I'm not sure how much the other clusters would do local weather emulation. I KNOW Seattle wouldn't, because Washington is a wet and miserable state. No offense meant, but most of what I hear about it consists of 'cold, wet, and rainy'. And I see doing rain in an artifcial environment like this to be a incredibly difficult thing to do. Incorporating proper drainage alone would be a massive project, not to mention the water distribution system you'd have to use, and all the water you'd need to wet an entire city. No, plant life is likely tended to localy. God's Own Thermostat (I don't why I'm calling it that. Shouldn't it be Sailor Venus's Own Thermostat?) is set to Warm to help make skirts comfortable, and the air is dry because I hate humidity so that you can get some water out of it.
Which makes me think that you'd get some mad static going.
But hey, everything's flexible. I'd still like a second opinion on this, though.
Partly because I have trouble imagining a society where everyone wears a short skirt, and partly because I like corroborating reasons for why things are done. Also, I'm not a botanist so I have no real idea what the proper temperatures for plant development are. I'm not sure if you need rotary seasons for some of the things there, either. Partly because I haven't really fleshed out the park yet, and fleshing out a whole god-damn internal weather system for ten stations sounds like a pain in the ass.
Although, it'd likely be a large concern in the Euro cluster, given that they do agriculture and shipping. Appropriate temperatures to assist with different stages of 'seasons' and all.
That said, I'm not sure how much the other clusters would do local weather emulation. I KNOW Seattle wouldn't, because Washington is a wet and miserable state. No offense meant, but most of what I hear about it consists of 'cold, wet, and rainy'. And I see doing rain in an artifcial environment like this to be a incredibly difficult thing to do. Incorporating proper drainage alone would be a massive project, not to mention the water distribution system you'd have to use, and all the water you'd need to wet an entire city. No, plant life is likely tended to localy. God's Own Thermostat (I don't why I'm calling it that. Shouldn't it be Sailor Venus's Own Thermostat?) is set to Warm to help make skirts comfortable, and the air is dry because I hate humidity so that you can get some water out of it.
Which makes me think that you'd get some mad static going.
But hey, everything's flexible. I'd still like a second opinion on this, though.