Sameria is still experiencing large-scale flooding. Scorching Dunes don’t offer any protection, and Amarut has a direct access to sea as well, so both it and Caitara will experience major flooding and damages.
Al-Jahili, however, could be entirely safe. It is very high above the sea and greatly protected by mount Enkav. Only the harbour may experience some damage, and even that mainly from flooding.
The Ice Mines would probably not survive without major damage, since they’d be directly exposed to a lot of the waves. Serious damage might be avoided if populace and supplies are transported to the top of the island, but frankly, I think there’s a bigger threat. The island is an iceberg, and a huge wave could very well tip it over.
Yeah Sameria is still screwed but I just think they might do a bit better than would seem at first. Bronze is probably entirely fine aside from becoming more isolated for a while and maybe some islands at the very edges.
Monos is probably mostly fine, they’re already doing fine while fairly isolated and are far enough away + being blocked by Sameria for it to probably not impact them too much.
if it’s anything like Fort Talos collapsing, then I imagine the island would get stuck in a time loop of directly before it fell, and anyone who visits would witness a replay of the residents not knowing they’re about to die
Still not sure why Fort Talos is like that. Did Vetex just not wanna model the collapsed version?
I guess he just didn’t know how to do it in a way that wouldn’t mess with the Argos fight but like, just make it so you have to go into a dream realm or something for mirages. It’d be better than the current system anyways.
You could even just have the boss room be surrounded by rubble rather than reduced to it, so that from the outside the place does look collapsed, but you can still enter the boss room.