I have a question on the branches

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I have a question on the branches

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Hi, I have a question

I used to play this game with some friends, but we left. Now I want to fast forward play but I need a tree with infinite branches. Does that tree? At least when I played with my friend if he was. Because if that tree does not exist, it is very difficult to advance in the game.

And another thing, can you give me other tips to advance in the game?

Thanks.

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Re: I have a question on the branches

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No, that tree does not exist.

Lucky for you there's plenty of trees around.
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Re: I have a question on the branches

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I remember when I played that if there was, was hanging fruit or something.

So, to start as I do? "Picking up branches from tree to tree? What is a great start and level up faster?


Act:
I read something about cone cow. How I can start them?

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The dilemma:

Do you collect a few branches from that tree once a week or so, or do you chop it down, turn it into blocks, and then turn the blocks into 140 branches?
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That might be a dilemma if trees were scarce.
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MagicManICT wrote:The dilemma:

Do you collect a few branches from that tree once a week or so, or do you chop it down, turn it into blocks, and then turn the blocks into 140 branches?
Collect the branches. You'll never need branches badly enough to make it worth chopping trees for them.

That being said, once you've harvested trees for the boards/blocks, I'll often use the stump blocks for branches. It provides 20 branches per stump and that's much closer to usable quantities than 140 is.
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Sevenless wrote:
MagicManICT wrote:The dilemma:

Do you collect a few branches from that tree once a week or so, or do you chop it down, turn it into blocks, and then turn the blocks into 140 branches?
Collect the branches. You'll never need branches badly enough to make it worth chopping trees for them.
You must not go through that many branches... or maybe I'm not keeping enough trees planted. (Or maybe I was just making a point that you can get branches without waiting on the tree to regrow them. :D )
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Personally I like to have a lumber forest of about 20 trees at any given time for a population of 4 people who live at my compound. Obviously the demand goes up if you've got more people. But there's generally enough branches for cheese racks/abacus for us anyway.
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