Volcano

"A Volcano is rising, survive!"

' Alert Message. '

Description
Volcano is a disaster which was released in PART 2 of the Final Updates, along with Berserk. During this disaster, a large volcano will rise out of the map and begin to spew out lava blocks. At some point, a lava flood will rise, forcing players to seek high ground on either somewhere in the map or on the volcano itself while dodging lava blocks. After the lava flood ends, ash will cover the map in the form of dense fog, making the lava blocks harder to see. The volcanic eruption ends after this and the volcano descends back into the ground.

Alert Messages
"The clouds have now blown over. You may now... Wait, what the..?!"

"WARNING! A volcano is rising at (map name)! EVACUATE THE AREA!!"

"Volcanoes can do horrific damage to structures! They are no laughing matter!"

"The ground is starting to shake. We may see an eruption any second now!"

"We have confirmed that the volcano has erupted! Find shelter!"

"The volcano is launching out blocks! 30 seconds until a lava flood!"

"There is a lava flood occurring! Dodge the blocks and find high ground!"

"The lava flood has passed by. Due to ash, visibility may be low."

"The volcanic eruption is close to being finished... Wait, we're getting reports of MORE blocks coming in!"

"We're at the final stretch! You only got 30 seconds until the volcano eruption ends!"

"The volcanic eruption is now over. Stay in shelter for a little longer."

Trivia

 * YouTube user 1Blizly1 recorded this disaster along with Berserk. The link is here.


 * A lava flood also occurs 30 seconds after the volcanic eruption starts. There is also ash after the lava flood that makes visibility low.


 * The EAS message plays after the first message.


 * The lava blocks can instantly kill you, so it is recommended that you stay away from them at all costs.

Super Volcano

 * It has recently been discovered that it is possible for an even more powerful super volcano to form. Due to their rarity, not much is known about them. Based on footage of these disasters, they seem to be larger than regular volcanoes, throw out larger lava blocks, and have much thicker and darker ash after its lava flood.