It may just be a bug with the client not showing the fully grown stage, but server says it's fully developed so whatever
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SovietUnion
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Bonsai trees
I've made a fully grown bonsai apple tree
It may just be a bug with the client not showing the fully grown stage, but server says it's fully developed so whatever
It may just be a bug with the client not showing the fully grown stage, but server says it's fully developed so whatever
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LS of MorningWood (as of W7)
North Star market owner (W11)
King of North Star Kingdom & Market (W12)
LS of MorningWood (W13), quit early cause reasons
Open village of North Star (W14)
"Not really. But meh.. who needs proper communication anyways"
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jorb
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Re: Bonsai trees
Are you using a custom client?
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Glorthan
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Re: Bonsai trees
When you inspect a stunted tree, it doesn't show the growth rate (same as with a fully grown tree), which is probably what happened. If you chop the tree, it will have a lower quality of wood than advertised via inspect.
This functionality is good, unless you replace the lack of "grown %" with "stunted" in some form. Previously, detecting stunted trees in a large plantation relied on taking and comparing screenshots, which was extremely annoying.
This functionality is good, unless you replace the lack of "grown %" with "stunted" in some form. Previously, detecting stunted trees in a large plantation relied on taking and comparing screenshots, which was extremely annoying.
