Crashing Stories

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Jfloyd
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Crashing Stories

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So, what have people all gained from the crashes. I'm talking about dupes and such.
Edit: Speaking of crashes, we just had one....
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Not long ago I had six smelter loads of ore duped. Another time I had my pickaxe and militia sword duped. :D
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I had a whole chest full of fox, boar and deer meat duplicated once.
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i estimate we duped about 40 steel or so. Might be more.
Also heard we dupes a steel sword, steel plate, some sausages and a bear cape. Probably more..
It's what we get in return for all the stuff we lost and all the time wasted.
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I know someone who keeps a pet frog in a basket with some tea-leaves to feed it on.

Her frog was duped and she is convinced it reproduced!
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I'll add. Last nights crash got me:
A chainmail, and my friend kept the one I gave him.
The iron back from that chain mail.
I did however loose my sword D:
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Dondy wrote:I know someone who keeps a pet frog in a basket with some tea-leaves to feed it on.

Her frog was duped and she is convinced it reproduced!
Hehe
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Dondy wrote:I know someone who keeps a pet frog in a basket with some tea-leaves to feed it on.

Her frog was duped and she is convinced it reproduced!
Does the frog actually eat the tea leaves?
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With me, it always occurs with buckets. I lost all the buckets at our tannery to a crash - though I luckily had just enough boards left over from house building to replace them, though. Later on I then got some duped buckets to have my own set.

I don't think I've lost anything major (other than the occasional planting spree), though.
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Jfloyd wrote:
Dondy wrote:I know someone who keeps a pet frog in a basket with some tea-leaves to feed it on.

Her frog was duped and she is convinced it reproduced!
Does the frog actually eat the tea leaves?
sure he does! but i assume, the leaves have mated aswell?

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