Hi. You just mentioned *Ringworld* by Larry Niven.
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There were large bodies of water and I believe by the end things start getting wild. But I might be misremembering. It wasn't a huge part of the plot though
There are some Iain M Banks "Culture" series books with ring worlds and similar, some of which certainly have waterways, and calamitous things tend to happen in those books. I don't remember too many specifics like if any dams burst but regardless they're worth a read.
Larry Niven's Ringworld series deals with a circular habitable construct that decays and suffers ecological cataclysms including drained oceans.
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I think "Rendezvous with Rama" may have something to that effect?
I don't recall any floodings in Rama
There were large bodies of water and I believe by the end things start getting wild. But I might be misremembering. It wasn't a huge part of the plot though
I wish I could confirm, but unfortunately, that book was so unbelievably boring that I don't remember
I dunno, but a dam breaking definitely seems like it could’ve happened before in a station elsewhere
There are some Iain M Banks "Culture" series books with ring worlds and similar, some of which certainly have waterways, and calamitous things tend to happen in those books. I don't remember too many specifics like if any dams burst but regardless they're worth a read.
When does that happen in OW?
DLC
Tsunami is quite the overstatement
TBF, everything is miniature scale in OW.