Grand List of Simple Questions

[ricky]

more worms = faster mulch. no limit on number of worms. 24 worms = one really fast compost

no, worms have no effect on quality. only the bin and the food matter

[AntiBlitz]

im not sure if the question was ever actually answered, but if i use pit clay to make a kiln, will the quality of the kiln be 92 or 46? Assuming the pit clay is a base of 46. I just dont want to use it and waste it, cuz i have plans for it, but if i can get a better kiln, itll help me so much. I'm having so much trouble finding cave clay, i found my first piece in like 3 months of playing about two weeks ago.

[Granger]

Kilns will be the average quality of the material used. Using qX clay will give a qX kiln.

[AntiBlitz]

Kilns will be the average quality of the material used. Using qX clay will give a qX kiln.

yes but if im not mistaken, i was under the impression that special resources like the water from head springs was double the quality of normal water. I wanted to know if this also applied to pit clay, which is a special resource. Im aware of the basic mechanics of building.

[vidgin]

How does Food's Quality effects home animals' quality? Softcap? Because I don't see very much effect of food 200+ quality on animals 10q who give the birth of 7-25q

[Janosz]

What does will attribute affect?

[sMartins]

What does will attribute affect?

Pretty much the whole game.
You want perception/exploration to start .... and then survival.

[ricky]

What does will attribute affect?

Pretty much the whole game.
You want perception/exploration to start .... and then survival.

to elaborate on that engaging answer: will currently has no effect on your character, but does act as a softcap in several different crafting recipes

[Redlaw]

What does will attribute affect?

It also affects you when you fish with lures.

[Granger]

Kilns will be the average quality of the material used. Using qX clay will give a qX kiln.

yes but if im not mistaken, i was under the impression that special resources like the water from head springs was double the quality of normal water. I wanted to know if this also applied to pit clay, which is a special resource. Im aware of the basic mechanics of building.

That would be news to me, at least for clay. As it'll still take a longer while till I have collected enough pit clay for a kiln... can anyone shed some light on that?