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Turtlesir
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bucket of worms/bait
suggested before i think. but when?:p would be nice for fishing.
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Kalacia
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
Would certianly move those three piles of worms we have.... getting in the way 
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shubla
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
Would be cool.
Maybe like 100 earthworms / bucket.
Maybe like 100 earthworms / bucket.

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Kalacia
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
100 would be larger than a stack. i would say there should be two buckets, a snazzy wooden one (needing leather) and a metal one.
The wooden one would be about quater of a stack. So 20-25. The metal one would be a bit more than half a stack so 40-50.
Although, we could do this even easier. And just use the existing bucket. Store 10L of worms. but buckets are made for water... worms are classed as soil (sigh).
The wooden one would be about quater of a stack. So 20-25. The metal one would be a bit more than half a stack so 40-50.
Although, we could do this even easier. And just use the existing bucket. Store 10L of worms. but buckets are made for water... worms are classed as soil (sigh).
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Turtlesir
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
they could be "crafted" like crops into fodder in a trough.
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Kalacia
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
A mix of worms, endtrails, intestines etc.
Right click the bucket on the fish node to not need bait for... X period of time. Or it provides a bonus to fishing for X period of time... speeding up the process.
Good thinking batman!
Right click the bucket on the fish node to not need bait for... X period of time. Or it provides a bonus to fishing for X period of time... speeding up the process.
Good thinking batman!
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Amanda44
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
+1 ... would be perfect for fishing and so many worms making ugly piles on my lawn.Turtlesir wrote:suggested before i think. but when?:p would be nice for fishing.
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Maiden
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
You do know that, uh, a bucket is a bucket, and what it's made of doesn't really matter? Also you can stick seeds and powders in a blucketKalacia wrote:100 would be larger than a stack. i would say there should be two buckets, a snazzy wooden one (needing leather) and a metal one.
The wooden one would be about quater of a stack. So 20-25. The metal one would be a bit more than half a stack so 40-50.
Although, we could do this even easier. And just use the existing bucket. Store 10L of worms. but buckets are made for water... worms are classed as soil (sigh).
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iamclothier
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
Too much entrails scattered on my lawn. would be nice to have this.
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Kalacia
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Re: bucket of worms/bait
Yes, i do. Hence the last part of my post..... Worms as a stockpile item are classed as soil, or at least go into the same pile as soil, not seeds, or powders, or water, or tar, or milk, or spring water... the list could go on.Maiden wrote:You do know that, uh, a bucket is a bucket, and what it's made of doesn't really matter? Also you can stick seeds and powders in a blucketKalacia wrote:100 would be larger than a stack. i would say there should be two buckets, a snazzy wooden one (needing leather) and a metal one.
The wooden one would be about quater of a stack. So 20-25. The metal one would be a bit more than half a stack so 40-50.
Although, we could do this even easier. And just use the existing bucket. Store 10L of worms. but buckets are made for water... worms are classed as soil (sigh).