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They will spew when they are active and do nothing when dormant. when active they will spew for x amount of seconds every y.

So when it is active it may spit out stuff for 60 seconds every 160 seconds. and it will keep doing that until it reached dormancy, which is random if I rem right.

My lava volcano was dormant for 97 cycles and active for 50, spewed lava out for a 54 seconds or something every 113xx seconds.

1 minute ago, BlueLance said:

They will spew when they are active and do nothing when dormant. when active they will spew for x amount of seconds every y.

So when it is active it may spit out stuff for 60 seconds every 160 seconds. and it will keep doing that until it reached dormancy, which is random if I rem right.

Ive heard that dormancy can last over 80-90 cycles; is that true?

19 minutes ago, BlueLance said:

Depends on the Geyser but yes, my Lava one had a dormany of 97 cycles and an active time of roughly 50

Alright! I got really spooked that they were like, ALL 90 CYCLES.

 

I dunno. Also, what can you do with a liquid Co2 geyser?

If it were me I would store it in a vacuum so it doesn't heat up etc, or let it warm up enough so its a very cold gas and use it to help try and cool down area,because some geysers are extremely hot, using liquids is preferred but you don't want it to burst your pipes.

If you setup the infrastructure to store and ration the output then a geyser that erupts for 15/100 cycles is no different from the same geyser erupting continuously but with 15% of the current production. The issue for me is the initial latency: you could potentially have to wait a hundred cycles before that system starts to produce, which is way too long. 10-20 dormant cycles should be the maximum IMO.

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