In my village, we cut down a large area of forest and let it sit for a couple weeks so that it would turn into grassland and thus be easier to pave.
But in the first area of the village, the one we used "intensively" (for growing crops and breeding cattle), more and more tiles of grasslands are turning into what I think is "moor" (The lighter green terrain with thick weeds).
Is there any way to slow down this process, and does it come with a risk?
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Gallade
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About terrain "decay"
"Our village is so big, you can hop on a wagon at the idol and ride it all day in the same direction, and you'll still be on our claim"
"Dang, are your wagons that slow?"
If I wanted to get a load of bull from you I'd have brought my cows for you to impregnate!
"Dang, are your wagons that slow?"
If I wanted to get a load of bull from you I'd have brought my cows for you to impregnate!
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Arcanist
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Re: About terrain "decay"
it comes with no risk. if you want it gone just plant grass, or plow it again and wait for it to become beautiful pink heath.
If you do want it gone, get rid of all of it, as it spreads. Simply plowing it won't change the tile type.
Iirc it doesn't spread over pavement, but I could be wrong
If you do want it gone, get rid of all of it, as it spreads. Simply plowing it won't change the tile type.
Iirc it doesn't spread over pavement, but I could be wrong
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MagicManICT
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Re: About terrain "decay"
No, it won't spread across pavement, though if you have a break in any of the eight tiles around a particular tile, it can spread that way. Personally, I prefer heath as you can get blueberries and a couple of other forageables on it you don't find on other grasslands.
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