Works like wagon, plows 5-tile wide berth. It should plough through paved/brick tiles and take something like 15 steel to build (Plus some wrought iron, ropes, wood etc.) and cost the same to repair as a regular metal plow on a per-tile basis but instead of iron/bronze/wrought/steel it should only accept steel to repair. Paved tiles should damage it more than unpaved tiles. It should also have a larger life meter, such that it can take damage enough to be able to repair it with ~5 steel when it's fully broken (so that it will plough ~5x the number of tiles).
That's all I got, good to see you folks again.
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Chakravanti
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Cow plough
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Denkar
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Re: Cow plough
I only clicked this thread because I remember your name. Welcome back.
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Re: Cow plough
Certainly makes sense. People have used cows to pull plows for millenia.
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Jonar
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Re: Cow plough
That cost seems a little too steep. Maybe just some cast iron + rope, wood, ext. Using cast iron to repair it. And if I have the same plow in mind, maybe make it 3 wide instead of 5?



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Sarge
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Re: Cow plough
Jonar wrote:That cost seems a little too steep. Maybe just some cast iron + rope, wood, ext. Using cast iron to repair it. And if I have the same plow in mind, maybe make it 3 wide instead of 5?
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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Sarge
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Re: Cow plough
Found this photo in a farming thread about my forefathers

Now gib horses?

Now gib horses?
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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Cajoes
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Re: Cow plough
Modern age draft horses or the tiny pony-like things they used in ancient times?
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Sarge
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Re: Cow plough
Tiny pink rainbow farting faggoty pony ones of course.Cajoes wrote:Modern age draft horses or the tiny pony-like things they used in ancient times?
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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Cajoes
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Re: Cow plough
Please refrain from unprovoked bouts of expletive irrationality and remain on topic. Thank you.Sarge wrote:Tiny pink rainbow farting faggoty pony ones of course.Cajoes wrote:Modern age draft horses or the tiny pony-like things they used in ancient times?
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Sarge
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Re: Cow plough
Pfff, fuck off.Cajoes wrote:Please refrain from unprovoked bouts of expletive irrationality and remain on topic. Thank you.Sarge wrote:Tiny pink rainbow farting faggoty pony ones of course.Cajoes wrote:Modern age draft horses or the tiny pony-like things they used in ancient times?
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.