The Atlantis is the fanciest Earth Ship I've ever seen. For one, it's turquoise. Wow, it looks like there's nothing around it for miles, but supposedly it's in an Earthship Community in Tres Piedras, New Mexico. 2bds, 2ba, $900K.
Interesting that the walls are painted, usually they're natural adobe and earthy tones. It has the typical long "hall" of plants in the entrance and along the side.
There's always a garden along the outer wall of the home.
This one has a stone and tile fireplace. Look at the hole in the wall. I wonder why it has shutters.
This is a relatively small earth ship. The cans, bottles, or whatever they used in the walls look jewel-like. For an earth ship, this is kind of a classy dining area.
The kitchen is small and looks sort of standard, except for the architectural salvage upper cabinets.
The primary bedroom is more of a sleeping nook and is separated by curtains.
The covered patio has a swing.
Must be very dark here at night.
They have a seating area in the corner, but I wouldn't call this a beautiful view. Almost $1M. I don't know if it's worth it.
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imagine being one of the other eridians when ryland and rocky got back?? just like. we sent these guys off into space desperately looking for a cure to our dying sun like 50 years ago and they were only supposed to take 6 years, but they haven't come back yet, and then an alien spaceship lands on your planet?? and one of the 23 guys you sent into space for the first time ever is like hey guys. everyone else died but I found this alien because it turns out not only are aliens real but they're real friendly. also we figured out how to save our worlds. and then this alien just lives on your planet now. like hello???
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Well, I'm sad to report that earth ships are having a bad year. So many on the market, it looks like the concept has failed, when once they were all the rage. So, here's another one for sale. It was cobbled together in 2002 in Tres Piedras, NM. Has 2bds, 1ba, and looks a little neglected. They're asking $400K, but Zillow thinks it's worth $376K. Let's look around.
It has the standard entrance w/the little garden along the hallway, and the garden is on the small side.
Off to the right is a living room with a round garden separating it from the kitchen.
The kitchen isn't too bad. But, I'd want a bigger fridge so I wouldn't have to keep running to the store.
And, there's a little banquette and built-in table.
This home has a second level, which is something I've never seen in an earth ship. Note the cracked step. There are bottles decorating the stairs and wall.
Curved wall with glass block trim.
Bedroom #1 has a garden. It needs some TLC.
Bd. #2 looks like it was a studio.
And, this is the slightly icky bath. I could never understand how these porous clay things hold water and how you clean them.
Looks like a regular toilet, not a compostable.
These stairs on the exterior lead up to the roof and an outdoor area.
It appears to be larger than what's shown in the photos.
This is also different. I've never seen an earth ship buried under the earth. The lot is 1.28 acres. Smaller than most desert properties.
I don't know anything about this, but it looks smaller and less elaborate than others I've seen.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1-N-Lemuria-Rd-Tres-Piedras-NM-87577/2053053780_zpid/
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I know “Oblivion is better than Skyrim” is not a hot take to have but in my opinion that includes the doofy graphics too. I honestly prefer the look of Oblivion— yes I’m biased because I grew up with games from this & the Morrowind era. Oblivion is colorful and fun and Skyrim is grey concrete. The brutalism of the TES franchise if you will.
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Fallen AU - Planet Shroob
Here is the barren wasteland all the Earthlings are dropped off at. The Shroobs basically told them “good luck” and never looked back.
This is Planet Shroob. It is without a moon and the 7th planet away from the Xivis Star. The planet is outside the warmth zone the Star provides; life was able to exist since the Xivis Star was brighter and hotter so many years ago. Now, many life processes exist independent of the Xivis Star like chemotrophs taking advantage of chemical compounds to survive. Planet Sunnycide is just inbetween the life zone (basically land-locked).
There are three sides to the planet. The first is the bottom which is the safest and served as the Shroobs’ Castle for centuries. Countless bloody wars were fought over the fertile farmland at the bottom. When the Shroobs United under one leader, the fighting stopped. There is still some fertile soil left, so if you get shoved off here you’re in good hands. Most likely you can survive here for generations.
The sides are the Jade Ocean. It was once a vast and vibrant ocean made of fresh Vim. Having been completely drained, all that remains is the treacherous ocean floor. If you land here, chances are you’re very dead. No coming back from that.
On the top is a wide variety of climates. The perimeter has the Veenoria Beach which is pretty safe with soft and compact sand. It is a beautiful coral color. Any Earthlings that land here have a 99.99% survival rate (this is where the Baby Bros land). But there’s not much soil to grow stuff nor creatures to hunt. Heading up to the top is dangerous. Heading to the bottom means crossing the Jade Ocean.
If you go further top, you’re in the Mycotoxia Dunes. While sorta safe for landing, it is very dangerous yet gorgeous. Further in is the Xivis Mountain Range; if you land there you are extremely dead. That is since the ground is rocky and there are spikes everywhere (Fawful lands at the edge where the Veenoria Beach intersects the desert; he still should be dead yet he isn’t).
Further up you have Mountain Amanita. It is named after the Shroob Goddess who the Shroobs respect as the being who created them. It is the tallest mountain on the planet, the peak rises hundreds of feet above the heavens. It is at the very top of the planet. If you travel there, you can survey space.
Moving on, you have the Fungal Forest and Valley. While extremely fertile soil, it is dangerous thanks to its high density of toxic plants and mysterious predators in search for Earthlings to hunt. Further out is the Clawden Craters - these are not as deep as trenches in Jade Ocean, but are still dangerous.
Description for each terrain from drawing:
Mycotoxia Dunes
Pink sand
Ancient Shroob Runes
Hasn’t rained in centuries
Covered in dust storms
Crystal Caves
Crystals float upwards
Has rich but rare oasises
Saccharomyces Flatlands
Violet soil, very soft
Overused soil is gray
Used to be farming land that fed the Shroobs for millennia
Usually rains
Lots of monsters
Safest part of planet
Everyone fought over this for centuries
Fungal Forest/Valley
Fertile soil and toxic plants
Shroobigos wander here
Trees as tall as some mountains
Lots of biodiversity
Blue flowing trees
Rain flows upwards, thunderstorms
Mountain Amanita
Tallest mountain on planet
Peak rises above atmosphere
Has an observatory
Coldest spot on planet
Xivis Mountain Range
Site for abandoned bases
Valley is hot whole peaks are cool
Furious winds - powerful storms are common
Veenoria Beach
Halfway point between top and bottom half of planet
Soft and compact sand
Coral sand
Pretty safe yet dry
Clawden Craters
Deep chasms
Underground temples and forests
Incredibly hot and humid
Has magma flowing
Jade Oceans
Dried out
Trenches lead to planet’s core
Dry and hot
Full of toxic sludge
Having fast travel on the planet would be pretty nice.
As the Shroobs left their dying homeworld, some nature has returned. Baby Mario and co. (Baby Luigi, Stuffwell, Fawful) encounter abandoned villages, temples, towns, bases, and cities now overgrown with vegetation. There are also rival Earthlings trying to survive. If it’s not the planet or Shroob creatures going after Baby Mario and co, it’s Earthlings fighting for resources/power and screwing others over. Some hotspots are the Flatlands and Clawden Craters. Others want Mt. Amanita. There’s also abandoned Shroob tech everywhere.
It is a shitshow.
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