The new disaster: Mudflows/Landslides

[RAMMAR]

After playing in Open TTD, with the standart ability to partially lower the terrain under some industries which are located at the top of the highest hills, I got this idea: if a large ammount of the highets hill block will fall down, at the bottom, it will create a random hill... These mudflows/landslides can destroy anything that will appear on their way:
industries, cities, tracks/roads/water ways with the ships/trains/buses if they were at that place during this event... A very extreme and random disaster - much interesting then the stupid UFO or coal mine disaster (very small version of my idea)...
I've the example of this in two screenshots (before and after)...

P.S. It seems that this idea was already told in the other places and in different forms exept this part of this forum...

[Benny]

Please, provide PNG screenshots, and not PCX or JPG ones. JPG lowers the quality and PCX cannot be opened in Firefox (or other browsers).

As for the suggestion: I don't like it, but I wouldn't mind having this as a patch which can be turned off.

[RAMMAR]

Ooops... Sorry, forgot to convert them... Now it's done...
Anyway, back to the topic: it will be a possibility to lose a perfect coal mine or some other industry and the less valuable things, but still it will be the loss... This thing could be avoided on the plain terrain (easy mode or by using a lot of terrain morphing/hill killing) or via an option...
As for myself, I want this thing, because it will bring more road/railroad planning and of course much more spending - in other words, it could bring the real challenge...

[maquinista]

Is a good idea to avoid building excessive slopes in terrain.

[technosnorunt58]

Great idea I hope it gets lots of support.

[technosnorunt58]

Great idea I hope it gets lots of support.

[davidjih]

Awesome!

And good with a realistic disaster!

[SwissFan91]

You might need a few more signals in case it happens again