WTB:
80+ clay. 100+ will do nice offer.
Can offer:
Steel. Any other metals and tools. 75+ soil. Any seeds. 42+ stone axes. Ask for more.
Contacts:
pm me.
Can deal long term relations of hi-q clay trades.
PS: we know our exact location in the world.
PPS: other stuff like cavebulbs, non-boiled mussels, better-then-default fibers and strew, water 90+ also welcomed.
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doarn2
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Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
I'm not buying but what you're trying to trade is the Best resources in the entire world for some basic materials you made. I think you need to reevaluate what you're offering for what you're requesting.
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barra
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
You should be a bit more specific on your steel quality, especially if you're asking for q90 clay. This isn't W3 anymore.
loftar wrote:You do appear to need a good trolling.
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sabinati
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
if i had such clay i would surely trade some for a large quantity of steel, and you're basically a noob if you wouldn't
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doarn2
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
Steel quality is of no importance at current moment, so our steel industry runs on leftovers =) Those gates and statues are as good as any other.barra wrote:You should be a bit more specific on your steel quality, especially if you're asking for q90 clay. This isn't W3 anymore.
Found soil spot, so soil added in offers, not much - like cupoboard for now - as we strip-dig-hide spot until we are in power to defend remote outpost.
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barra
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
I'd figure linen would be easier for mass banner expansion than steel statues. Iron is common, but it seems there's still more people putting out low quality hemp and flax than doing the full steel industry.sabinati wrote:if i had such clay i would surely trade some for a large quantity of steel, and you're basically a noob if you wouldn't
loftar wrote:You do appear to need a good trolling.
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sabinati
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Re: Tiny Cave trades: LF quality clay
statues cover more than 2x the tiles, and there are several other uses for steel where quality isn't important.