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B seems like a good bet.
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Cultures generally only develop the things they need to survive more readily. Take the wheel, for instance; for non-toy use you need hard surfaces for them to run on, or they're generally going to be less efficient than just pulling a travois. No draft or riding animals means you won't acquire such surfaces at sizes big enough to make wheeled vehicles practical.
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Angry Salami posted:There's some evidence they used pulleys in the construction of the larger temple complexes, so they found uses for wheels, just not as transportation. ![]()
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Obviously, one of them has to be Tsume. ![]()
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xelada posted:I think it, like many techs, are less so much a case of your people inventing/discovering it, but more that it has been formalised, codified, specialised and or ritualised. Most of the implements of torture that we're aware of were invented in the 19th century, including that one. Nobody bothered to get creative with that kind of thing, since torture is a means to an end, not something that was done for the fun of it (sadists aside). I think what happened here is that the devs figured the Spanish Inquisition was a good starting point (even if that was actually Renaissance-era rather than Medieval). ![]()
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This LP is BEARy excellent, please continue.
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Ralepozozaxe posted:I feel like you have been doing things that would require knowing how to make fire long before you got the tech for it. Humans have been manipulating fire for thousands of years before we figured out how to make our own.
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# ¿ May 18, 2024 18:45 |
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Civilized and Pacifist
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