Grand List of Simple Questions

[MagicManICT]

Got another question :

When i apply a medicine to a wound, i see a percentage next to the applied med, like "Yarr! 16%", what is the meaning of that %?

I'm pretty sure no one actually knows. It's thought to reflect quality of treatment, but 0% Yarr! heals very quickly. If it is impacting treatment quality somehow, the effect is still mostly overshadowed by the base healing speed being so different between medicines.

Anyone who knows more feel free to correct.

The explanation on the wiki is that there's always a chance for a wound to become worse when compounded with other wounds. The treatment type can help prevent this, and that's what the percentage is for. I'm not sure if high or low is good, though. here's the update with the change: viewtopic.php?f=39&t=62061&p=787680&hilit=treatment#p787680

[MagicManICT]

Any way to remove this cliff without having to wrecking ball the pali?

I was hoping someone would have an answer for you, but looks like you're doing what you're supposed to. if the dirt isn't absorbing into the ground, that's your only option.

[Orcling]

Why are all the male animals darker than their female counterparts?
I know that this is a swedish game but c'mon.

[Hrenli]

Why are all the male animals darker than their female counterparts?

No they are not. I have completely blonde bull and properly red-brown cow.

Really hope horses will be next to get the same color treatment as cows.

[Noogia]

Is there a way to travel to your hearth fire from the login screen without having to actually log in and travel to hearth fire?

[Granger]

Is there a way to travel to your hearth fire from the login screen without having to actually log in and travel to hearth fire?

No, you only get that option in case the place you logged out is unavailable.

[Orcling]

Why are all the male animals darker than their female counterparts?

No they are not. I have completely blonde bull and properly red-brown cow.

Really hope horses will be next to get the same color treatment as cows.

Literally (almost)all the male variants are darker than the female ones. Cows are an exception, but it still applies to every other animal.

[vasvaril]

How can you milk the cow?

[MagicManICT]

How can you milk the cow?

Take empty bucket onto cursor, right click cow to open the flower menu. select the appropriate option.

[Robertzon]

How can you milk the cow?

You give the cow a clover and use a bucket on it.