Grand List of Simple Questions

[Sevenless]

For an 8 hour/day area, I'd say it's something like once per week on average.

>.> I've been afking a lot.

[qoonpooka]

How often and under what conditions do trees/bushes refresh their products inventory? Is it different for planted trees? Do I just need to cut down these apple trees/tea bushes/holly bushes and replant?

The most relieable way to refresh the products is to plant a new one, especially in non-busy areas.

They refresh their products on a decay hit, which is only applied while the area is loaded (there had been requests to change that), so in case the bushes/trees are on a map part that is constantly kept being loaded by players in the area (like in a 24/7 active village center) the frequency they respawn their products is somewhat reasonable - but if they're at a casual hermit base that is loaded only an hour or two a day...

I tend to idle online, but for safety (don't want someone to driveby me with a ranger's bow), I'm in my burrow most of the time so I'm assuming that means the grid around my burrow is unloaded...

If decay only happens when the thing is loaded, why do I see bases completely crumbling all over the map? Is there just enough traffic that they take a hit as someone walks by?

[Sevenless]

Palisades block ranged attacks now.

[uncleseano]

Am I borking my adult animals by milking the shit outta their ma-mas when they're young and storing it off site?

Just read something about infants needing milk and not fodder

EDIT: Bonus Question: Was there some mechanic were one character could 'describe' a combat move to another. Would save me having to train Steelmaking on my combat alt for Parry

[thesoldier]

EDIT: Bonus Question: Was there some mechanic were one character could 'describe' a combat move to another. Would save me having to train Steelmaking on my combat alt for Parry

Have the player who has a combat skill describe it to a parchment, then you put the parchment in your study box. However I believe you have to fight an animal that has that move in order to get it.

[uncleseano]

EDIT: Bonus Question: Was there some mechanic were one character could 'describe' a combat move to another. Would save me having to train Steelmaking on my combat alt for Parry

Have the player who has a combat skill describe it to a parchment, then you put the parchment in your study box. However I believe you have to fight an animal that has that move in order to get it.

Oh cool, thanks

....Can't get this to work, this just a wonderful troll post?

[Sevenless]

Am I borking my adult animals by milking the shit outta their ma-mas when they're young and storing it off site?

Just read something about infants needing milk and not fodder

Infants always get the milk first, so anything you collect is extra. It used to be that they could drink out of barrels nearby and that was quite a pain if you accidentally put the barrel down near them.

It's only an issue if you overload a milker. I seem to think a baby needed something like 1/3rd of the base milk production of a milker, but that was ages ago so I don't know if it's been changed.

[uncleseano]

So the long and short is I can drain that ma-ma dry she'll always have enough for the youngen? So as long as ma-ma isn't eaten then the baby won't lose quality?

Also, while I have ya. Is describing combat moves to other characters a thing anymore?

[Sevenless]

So the long and short is I can drain that ma-ma dry she'll always have enough for the youngen? So as long as ma-ma isn't eaten then the baby won't lose quality?

Also, while I have ya. Is describing combat moves to other characters a thing anymore?

I'm not certain about quality loss (I didn't think milk ever effects it), but it can be regained by eating high Q fodder for non-chicken/rabbit animals. So it doesn't really matter.

I believe so, but I've never actually done it. Someone mentioned it's done by inscribing the move on a piece of parchment. Been meaning to try it out.

[uncleseano]

So the long and short is I can drain that ma-ma dry she'll always have enough for the youngen? So as long as ma-ma isn't eaten then the baby won't lose quality?

Also, while I have ya. Is describing combat moves to other characters a thing anymore?

I'm not certain about quality loss (I didn't think milk ever effects it), but it can be regained by eating high Q fodder for non-chicken/rabbit animals. So it doesn't really matter.

I believe so, but I've never actually done it. Someone mentioned it's done by inscribing the move on a piece of parchment. Been meaning to try it out.

Yeah I couldnt for the life of me figure out how to use the parchment. All I got was the message box

MORE QUESTIONS: Is there a way of 'turning over' a stockpile so to speak. Let's say you've got a hay stockpile fpr a few weeks. Its already full but you know that the 'first' bottom numbers are total garbage quality and need to be dumped....