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Delamore
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Quality

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http://i38.tinypic.com/2e55rhg.jpg

Any tips for improving it? going to add other sections such as food and silk later on.
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Potjeh
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I have a tip, but the last part of that chart is making me uncooperable.
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Delamore
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Potjeh wrote:I have a tip, but the last part of that chart is making me uncooperable.
The last part is a joke, I plan to finish the chart proper and all.
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Eh, what the heck, here it is: use coal to burn your bricks.
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That only works if your coal is better than your branches. Which isn't going to happen if your tree is higher quality than your clay, which is quite likely given the availability of Q96 soil, and the scarcity of clay above Q60.
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boards!
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It takes a number of generations for your trees to catch up with the soil quality, and each generation takes long-ass time. Using coal for bricks lets you get them close to your clay quality in very little time.

Anyway, has anyone figured out a honey quality chart? I can't get it above q6 :(
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Delamore
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Skrylar made this honey chart today.
https://photos-1.getdropbox.com/i/o/Afg ... pWzRdxhChA
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That chart is incomplete. You need to list smoke as a tree product.
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Seriously, though, who ate my cavebulbs?

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