..than on paved ground.
I want to start a nice big one but I don't have the LP for a claim that big yet. I don't want it all to be decaying all over and be a hassle.
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cerulean19
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Jackwolf
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
4x faster than on paved.
Claims don't prevent decay, just slow it.
Claims don't prevent decay, just slow it.
Beezer12Washingbeard: If poo mechanics were implemented, mercury could cure constipation wounds
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
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Kaios
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
Claims prevent decay
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sabinati
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
Kaios wrote:Claims prevent decay
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Jackwolf
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
Really? This has not been the case in many of my experiences. It merely seems like it extremely slows the decay, similar to how pavement causes things to decay 4x less.
Or do only personal claims prevent decay?
Or do only personal claims prevent decay?
Beezer12Washingbeard: If poo mechanics were implemented, mercury could cure constipation wounds
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
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Mhi200
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
I've had a drying frame decay on claimed land before (On grass, the paved one didn't [right next to each other])
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Gorbane
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
I've seen the same thing, but have yet to see decay on anything else in a claim.Mhi200 wrote:I've had a drying frame decay on claimed land before (On grass, the paved one didn't [right next to each other])
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TeckXKnight
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
I've had looms decay on paved grounds on a claim before. Very rapidly even. Multiple looms needed to be repaired pretty much daily.
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MaimedFox
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
Looms are considered an inside item like Cupboards, so they'll decay outside even on a claim
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thezooblord
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Re: How much worse is palisade decay on a mudflat?
Idk, I had a huge farm estate in W4, entirely claimed even to a point that a little outside the perimeter was claimed, wall was palisade on pavement, and after not logging in for a week 30% of my wall was missing and another 20% was heavily decayed. No battering rams or players nearby either.
