Game Development: Wish upon a Star

[neeco]

A pic of me and the meteor:

For real:

[loftar]

It should perhaps be said that chipping meteorite works like mining in that the goodness of the ore is determined by character skills and all, so for best yields, you'll want to chip it with the relevant mining skills.

[DDDsDD999]

It should perhaps be said that chipping meteorite works like mining in that the goodness of the ore is determined by character skills and all, so for best yields, you'll want to chip it with the relevant mining skills.

So it's like rock crystals where it's uncapped? And it'd just be sqrt(masonry*pick quality) or something else?

[loftar]

No, the quality is determined by other means. I'm not sure if I should reveal them. But whatever it is, it is softcapped by the pickaxe you use.

[Ants]

The third kind of cave fish is called the cave sculpin.

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[MagicManICT]

That looks like the fish from Mario.

[jordancoles]

One of these days Nintendo is going to walk in here with their lawyers and burn this game to the ground

[kitsune121x]

how frequently are we going to get meteorite impacts?

[Jalpha]

Fun fact: apparently, at one point during Legacy, you could fish in caves (gaining regular fish) but it was patched out and someone jokingly made a post about them and their cave-dwelling friends being forced to move out or "mutate." These days you could survive as complete cave-dweller, especially with Cave Hermit Credo or if allowed to trade for firewood from surface and not just rely on towercaps. However aside from Roleplay, there's little reason to do it. Not that there really needs to be.

Is this where the mining fish meme came from?

[KitsuneG]

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Falling_Star

Created page, if somebody have additional information post here.
Information wanted:
1 amount of meteorite mined
2 quality ideas
3 smelting %
4 metal name and uses
5 wound