biomes

Causing harm to biomes is not the same thing as causing net harm to animals inside biomes.

And desert biomes, which have no rain, or ice biomes, where it snows.

The world is being generated at startup for a 50-50 kilometer play area through multiple steps of generation that includes city placement, roads, and various biomes.

Then let the features, biomes and weather patterns arise naturally from the given physics (and perhaps some nudging).

It will take very detailed data-gathering to figure out what is going on at the causal level that makes the gut biomes different, and what the different gut biomes do.

Also, since we're running ATG with Biomes of Plenty, the landscape is truly stunning in certain areas, with rich sloping mountains and d̶e̶a̶d̶l̶y beautiful valleys.

The first-person nature and the multiple climates and biomes promises a much more interesting experience of exploration than Starflight ever had.

They even include a table list of GST's own descriptions of terrain types and what Minecraft biomes they were converted to.

They've built a visual node editor so anyone can create biomes, structures, or complete worlds.

The base rate of harm done to animals inside biomes is immense and horrific.

I believe that the Earth's climate (across all biomes) has been rapidly shifting over recent time.

Wetlands and tidal flats are the basis for life and there are more biomes than the visible 'pretty' ones with lions and tigers and bears...