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stenz
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[2] "stomp to dirt" should turn most tiles into dirt
I try using it to stone paving and grass, and it seems to be working just fine. It isn't the case when using it on leaf and beech grove tiles. I mean, stones are way tougher than leaves, but we can still stomp it and plowing just costs too much stamina to make whole-base paving activity a lot of fun.
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Teleskop
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Re: [2] "stomp to dirt" should turn most tiles into dirt
wont stomping to dirt take more stamina than using a metal plow?
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Glorthan
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Re: [2] "stomp to dirt" should turn most tiles into dirt
It should, yes. Alternatively, you can dig 1 dirt out of a spot, which clears 4 tiles of land. After you've done what you want, just place a survey to fill the dirt back in super quickly.
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stenz
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Re: [2] "stomp to dirt" should turn most tiles into dirt
Indeed plowing with metal plow costs lot less stamina. I've been doing that myself like forever
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This may seem to work for now. Gonna try this out, bunch of thanksGlorthan wrote:It should, yes. Alternatively, you can dig 1 dirt out of a spot, which clears 4 tiles of land. After you've done what you want, just place a survey to fill the dirt back in super quickly.
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jorb
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Re: [2] "stomp to dirt" should turn most tiles into dirt
Forest tiles were intentionally made harder to terraform.
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