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GalGof
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Post by GalGof »

a tried grow a field in a forest (firs), in a time some plowed places become forest again.
it depends from my skills, plow? or gust from land type and random?
and what if i plant grass at first and then plow it? will it drops plowed places, and if it - to grass or forest?
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Post by David »

Plowed tiles will randomly return to their original tile (forest, plains, etc.) over time. No idea what you're asking in your last sentence.. but I think the answer is still it will return to its original tile over time if you plowed a tile.
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he's asking if he plants grass and plows, will it revert to grass. yes.
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in theory:
original forest. i plowed it and plant grass. - it will return back to forest in a time?
and if i after planting grass plow it again and plant seed - it will return into grass or forest? or there will be 2 random timers - into grass and into forest? (m, i think this question more to devs)
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no it will always be grass unless you plant a tree nearby.
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Post by GalGof »

hm, if i plant tree - it will return to forest? don't depends on tree type?
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Trees generate forest terrain as they grow, but it's kinda spotty (ie you only get a couple of tiles randomly scattered around the tree). Deciduous trees generate deciduous forest, coniferous generate coniferous forest. Apples and mulberries don't generate any. I think hazelnuts don't either, but I haven't tried it yet.

Deciduous trees grow faster on deciduous forest terrain, and coniferous on coniferous terrain. Apples, mulberries and possibly hazelnuts don't grow faster anywhere.
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Post by GalGof »

thx
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Post by Kasakun »

to clarify what Potjeh said, evergreen forest (firs and pine) grow faster on the darker green forest tiles, while leaf forest (oak, elm, maple) grow faster on the lighter green tiles.

I haven't figured out what terrain willows grow best on yet. They only seem to exist naturally on swamp borders.
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I've seen plenty of willows in deciduous forests.
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