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Sevenless wrote:Honestly it's not about that clay at all. It's about the fact that it's acre clay. Feldspar off their node and q200 bone ash would make a q110 kiln from that.

It's sorta impossibru for anyone else to truly match their end game kiln quality.
Mudflats give a hardly any feldspars.
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Re: Screenshot's of world 7

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Cornbread wrote:
Sevenless wrote:Honestly it's not about that clay at all. It's about the fact that it's acre clay. Feldspar off their node and q200 bone ash would make a q110 kiln from that.

It's sorta impossibru for anyone else to truly match their end game kiln quality.
Mudflats give a hardly any feldspars.
Yup. But clay nodes are more likely to land on flat/yellow grass than on mountain. It'd take months to collect enough at least.
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Sevenless wrote:
Cornbread wrote:
Sevenless wrote:Honestly it's not about that clay at all. It's about the fact that it's acre clay. Feldspar off their node and q200 bone ash would make a q110 kiln from that.

It's sorta impossibru for anyone else to truly match their end game kiln quality.
Mudflats give a hardly any feldspars.
Yup. But clay nodes are more likely to land on flat/yellow grass than on mountain. It'd take months to collect enough at least.
Not with bots :roll:
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Lordtimo wrote: Not with bots :roll:
No actually, months while using bots so my contacts tell me. You have a very small peak area to harvest from, and the feld off mountain terrain is really rare.
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Sevenless wrote:
Lordtimo wrote: Not with bots :roll:
No actually, months while using bots so my contacts tell me. You have a very small peak area to harvest from, and the feld off mountain terrain is really rare.
Last world i remember major factions botting lc's of feldspar from mudflat or moor's.
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sub q20 Tsack, I see you there
Oh boy, here I go cheesemaking again...
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Underground city? o.o Awesome!


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LuKo wrote:Underground city? o.o Awesome!
not necessarily, people put a village idol in their mines so that they can get miners in and out quicker, there are other reasons to but that's just one, because it means you can place a crossroad down there, on the other hand, yeah it could be an underground city, which is fucking awesome, but unlikely, it's something I want to do but it's the kind of thing you do a bit later into the world
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