Finding clay is virtually impossible

[SacreDoom]

Mann, that was so fail.

[Shask]

Still having great difficulty finding any.

Am I doing it right? As I'm not sure the wiki is correct.

I'm in a boat. I dig in the shallow, and there is nothing. Then I sail for around half a minimap distance away and try again. Repeat. I must have been trying this for about 3 hours total.

Edit: Posting must have made me luckier. I'm now the proud owner of a Q30 clay node in a river. Not the highest quality ever but I'm just grateful to have found a node at all. Above question still stands, though.

[Seren_Elder]

Try digging on mudflats
and please tell me those were gold mines

[Shask]

Hm, yeah I will. Not going to really do much with a Q30 kiln. Nah, I wish - all tin. (I even detected a 4th)

By the way, when digging in mudflats, how frequent would you say your digs should be?

[Seren_Elder]

Hm, yeah I will. Not going to really do much with a Q30 kiln. Nah, I wish - all tin. (I even detected a 4th)

By the way, when digging in mudflats, how frequent would you say your digs should be?

VERY often

500x more than ball clay.

[Supernaut_K]

This is why I settled at place near sand and clay field(And a lake!). Took a week to find... But it turned out to be worth that.

[wolf1000wolf]

I love how you had trouble finding clay yet had super rustroots to prospect...

I should really travel to the edge of the world... dunno how long that trip will take though.

[Dataslycer]

I wrote that article on the wiki you know.

[Shask]

I wrote that article on the wiki you know.

What one?

I love how you had trouble finding clay yet had super rustroots to prospect...

I should really travel to the edge of the world... dunno how long that trip will take though.

What do you mean, super rustroots?

[Dataslycer]

The article on finding resource spots.