Yet again... stone.

[kwagam]

Which biomes have stone?

Wandered really long time - no luck with stone.
Caves - takes LOTS of stamina, and u are not getting always stone... such common reasource so hard to get...

Are there any better sources of stone?

[nardyman8501]

Not that I know, you can always find a stone pick its rocks until its small enough to carry then hearth home

[Karede]

Have you considered getting good?

[TeckXKnight]

Low density of stone in an area generally means a lot of player traffic. This can be seen as a red flag because 1) Players can be dangerous and 2) Players are locusts that strip regions. You may want to find somewhere a little less traveled.

[kwagam]

I traveled 1 hour in each direction from my little camp. Never seen any player activity. Don't think think thats a problem. Altho I heard that not all biomes have stone... Thats why I'm asking

[Garfy]

You can't find stone cause I take it all with me

http://i.imgur.com/NVeb7FI.jpg

[kwagam]

Give ;(

[Sevenless]

Low density of stone in an area generally means a lot of player traffic. This can be seen as a red flag because 1) Players can be dangerous and 2) Players are locusts that strip regions. You may want to find somewhere a little less traveled.

There are areas of the game utterly devoid of stone and definitely not locusted by players yet (no other signs of the region being touched). I walked 1.5 hours without seeing a surface stone.

It also doesn't entirely depend on the biome. I've seen dark forests with and without stones before.

[Winnfield]

Feels pretty good living far far away;

[Polarfox]

Doesn't seem to be dependent on biome\players activity only. I have traveled like 5 hours away from the starting point, and came on an area with different biomes, all of which had very rare stones, if any at all. Had to travel a little bit back to settle down.

So not sure, does it mean there are less stones the further we are from the starting locations? Or just a random coincidence?