#Sinking simulator 2 part 1 spammals Patch#
#Sinking simulator 2 part 1 spammals pro#

Added a new prison quest to Sea 1, and adjusted the level requirement of some other quests. Globally buffed the experience of every quest. Players will higher ping should have a better combat experience now. Also, raids difficulty will now scale up with Player Level. Added Advanced raids, which must first be unlocked and are harder to complete. Added a quest tracker, which should help inexperienced players find recommended quests. Added a damage counter for combos, which can be toggled in settings. Revamped the animations of a few weapons (more coming soon).

#Sinking simulator 2 part 1 spammals Patch#

Reimplemented the Server Browser (without a Bounty filter, until we figure out the best way to patch bounty exploiters). Difficulty will scale with Player Level, this also applies to Sea Beasts which previously did not.

Mirage Island (Sea 3 only): A mythical island with hidden treasures. Defeat them for greater fragment rewards. Rumbling (Sea 3 only): Multiple sea beasts will spawn during a storm. Sea Beast (Revamped): Same rewards as before, just revamped visually. Defeat them for fragment rewards and possibly a random fruit. Ship Raid: NPC ships will randomly start attacking your boat. Sea Events will spawn randomly when a player is driving their boat. Defeat enough enemies to summon a new Raid Boss! The stream table investigations in Lesson 2: Parts 1-3 require additional materials, listed below and also within the lesson plans for each part.- Disabled the christmas event (finally). Materials for stream table investigations (parts 1-3)

Disciplinary Core Ideas: ESS2.A: Earth Materials and Systems and ESS3.C: Human Impacts on Earth System.

Science and Engineering Practices: Designing and Using Models.

HS-LS2-6: Evaluate the claims, evidence and reasoning that the complex interactions in ecosystems maintain relatively consistent numbers and types of organisms in stable conditions, but changing conditions may result in a new ecosystem.

HS-EVS1-3: Analyze and interpret data about the consequences of environmental decisions to determine the risk-benefit values of actions and practices implemented for selected issues.

HS.EVS1-1: Analyze and interpret data to identify the factors that affect sustainable development and natural resource management in Louisiana.

HS-ESS3-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence for how the availability of natural resources, occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate have influenced human activity.

HS-ESS2-5: Plan and conduct an investigation of the properties of water and its effects on Earth materials and surface processes.

Teacher Preparation Time: 30 minutes to gather supplies prior to each day.

Students will learn that the loss of wetlands habitat affects species.

Lesson 2: Part 4: Sinking Land in the Bayou - Students will analyze map data to understand that land and marshes are being lost in the Bayou region and use a model to understand how land and marsh disappear when less sediment is deposited and the land is sinking.

Students will understand how hydrologic modification of the Mississippi River has impacted the natural cycle of sediment deposition in the delta and use a model to replicate changes to river characteristics as a result of artificial levees.

#Sinking simulator 2 part 1 spammals pro#

Lesson 2: Part 3: A Vulnerable Environment - Students use Google Earth Pro to identify estuary landforms near their communities.Students create an articulate metaphor to explain their model. They create a model to explore the important ecosystem services provided by an estuary.

Lesson 2: Part 2: A Focus on Estuaries - Students learn what an estuary is.

Students make connections between delta formation and the land that they live on as part of a coastal community.

Lesson 2: Part 1: The Mississippi River Delta - Students discover the importance of the Mississippi River watershed and create a river delta using a stream table.A lesson plan, including teacher instructions, for each part is linked below: Lesson 2 is divided into four parts, each intended for about a day of instruction time. Students explore how slowing the rate of sediment deposition combined with land subsidence causes land loss in the delta region. Next, students learn about the vital role estuaries play in coastal environments, build a model to represent the estuary services provided by these unique areas, and explore how hydrologic modification has upset the natural cycle of delta formation along the Louisiana coast. Students use a simple stream table to learn how the Mississippi River delta formed and use Google Earth to explore the Barataria-Terrebonne estuarine system in Louisiana. Lesson 2: The Mississippi River Delta and Estuaries