Don't know about your free time but I noticed that after I harvest and check my chickens and cows I'm "out of work".
I can be free to actually, go fish, hunt, something other than chop down all the trees and do repairs weeeeeeeeeeee.
Liking it a few weeks down the line.
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sabinati
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Re: Decay removal feedback
yeah it's great
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Avu
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Re: Decay removal feedback
You'd have to be some kind of masochists to hate it... (or a damn larper but they're all masochists anyway)
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ewlol
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Re: Decay removal feedback
I really can't say I ever had a problem with decay.
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DatOneGuy
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Re: Decay removal feedback
I feel... Happy c:
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saltmummy626
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Re: Decay removal feedback
public masochists... damn larpers always ruining peoples picnics and embarrassing themselves in front of real people...Avu wrote:You'd have to be some kind of masochists to hate it... (or a damn larper but they're all masochists anyway)
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Winterbrass
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Re: Decay removal feedback
I quite like the lack of decay. It means that if I have a damaged section of wall, that there is a cause for it, even if tracking doesn't reveal it to me.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Decay removal feedback
Generally you would want tracking on to catch that though I can see where you are getting at. The lack of decay allows players more time to do other things other than repairing infrastructures. Though one thing to note that these materials (namely bricks) will have a reduced demand on the market. I think loftar foresaw this and allows us to make brick arts.
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Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
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Sotsa
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Re: Decay removal feedback
This change ruined the game to me, I mean, in the real world you have to repair stuff no matter, and there are no claims.
I say we revert back to how it used to be. I loved repairing my fences, troughs and everything else, it just added atmosphere to the game. I also love how cupboards used to explode, in the good old days. What cupboard wouldnt break down after weeks in the open? you have to be a homo to put cupboards outside anyway but noooo.
Jorb and Loftar only made this change to fuck with us >:-(
I say we revert back to how it used to be. I loved repairing my fences, troughs and everything else, it just added atmosphere to the game. I also love how cupboards used to explode, in the good old days. What cupboard wouldnt break down after weeks in the open? you have to be a homo to put cupboards outside anyway but noooo.
Jorb and Loftar only made this change to fuck with us >:-(
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Sever
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Re: Decay removal feedback
Does a typical wooden plank fence need repairs yearly? No. What about a one made out of tree trunks? That's what a palisade is, and the decay rate was ridiculous. Honestly, brick walls should last lifetimes, decay or not.
It's the best feature change ever.
@Sotsa, are you keeping cupboards outside? Cupboards are supposed to explode still.
It's the best feature change ever.
@Sotsa, are you keeping cupboards outside? Cupboards are supposed to explode still.
Come back two hours earlier.