It is unclear these only block the ships I think. But if it's low soak, it isn't very secure. Unless I can protecting the ship with similar security to walls, I think I am not wrighting a ship.ven wrote:I did mention low soak and bwall cornerpost dependency.Ysh wrote:I cannot wait for boatings to be worthless when all the men wall the waters.
Expensive low-soak high-HP chains that block ships but not rafts and maybe not boats seem to me the best idea if the devs are unwilling to implement mooring and anchoring features.
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Ysh
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Re: Walls for water
I have become victory of very nice Jordan Coles Contest! Enjoy my winning submit here if it pleasures you.Kaios wrote:Spice Girls are integral to understanding Ysh's thought process when communicating, duly noted.
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Re: Walls for water
To secure your boat(s) and cart(s) and wagon(s), simply pave a tile, plop down this big stone / metal / thingy post, slap lock on it, right click the post, right click the vehicle, they're now connected to each other, can't disconnect them without key. The 'post' could have as much soak as a palisade.
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Re: Walls for water
Even if their security didn't take the form of walls over water I kind of have a feeling once something to help prevent them from getting stolen is in place they are big enough that players can use the boat itself to block some rivers or multiple for larger rivers.
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Drakemoore
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I guess that's a possibility but I'm not sure what's worse. Players potentially blocking a river and forcing someone to go on land to get around the 'river block' or the constant risk of vehicles being stolen, namely Knarrs. I mean we can now place wagons inside palisades which is a great change that happened, but now we have a vehicle that takes MUCH more resources that has to sit on your claim open to being stolen.Kaios wrote:Even if their security didn't take the form of walls over water I kind of have a feeling once something to help prevent them from getting stolen is in place they are big enough that players can use the boat itself to block some rivers or multiple for larger rivers.
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Re: Walls for water
We can have solutions that will give us cake we can eat and still have.Drakemoore wrote:I guess that's a possibility but I'm not sure what's worse. Players potentially blocking a river and forcing someone to go on land to get around the 'river block' or the constant risk of vehicles being stolen, namely Knarrs. I mean we can now place wagons inside palisades which is a great change that happened, but now we have a vehicle that takes MUCH more resources that has to sit on your claim open to being stolen.Kaios wrote:Even if their security didn't take the form of walls over water I kind of have a feeling once something to help prevent them from getting stolen is in place they are big enough that players can use the boat itself to block some rivers or multiple for larger rivers.
I have become victory of very nice Jordan Coles Contest! Enjoy my winning submit here if it pleasures you.Kaios wrote:Spice Girls are integral to understanding Ysh's thought process when communicating, duly noted.