Logs become mirkwood logs

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Logs become mirkwood logs

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So what if logs would decay into mirkwood logs after a long period of time say 1-2 months time. ?
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They do.
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Field wrote:They do.
Since when?
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I remember hearing rumors they did back in like w8. But I don't think I've ever noticed it happen even once. So, I'm inclined to believe they don't.
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Granger wrote:Since when?
Since ever? They often appear in place where the very, very old logs were. Or am I just imagining things? Image

Pretty sure saw them in 'remains' of cut down trees. Also there would be only finite number of mirkwood to go around.
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imagining things ... has been suggested multiple times but never implemented from what I know.
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I am almost 100% certain that this is not currently happening.

I have had logs at my base in a pile for two months, no change.

Also, with the new decay fix - if you go to claims that are ages old and finally hit by decay, the logs are still non-decayed.

That said, I think this idea would be really cool. Along with the other posts about having trees slowly regrow over time.
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itworkss wrote:I am almost 100% certain that this is not currently happening.
Same here.
That said, I think this idea would be really cool.
Depends. High quality mirkwood would IMHO have bad consequences, thus should be avoided.

But as mirkwood runs out eventually (and I'm a regular when it comes to suggest mechanics that allow for a perpetual world) an ability to replenish it is needed. I would like to see it together with lifecycle for trees, so natural (=q10) ones that die of a natural cause could turn into mirkwood after a while - avoiding quality runaway on it.
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High Q mirkwood isnt all that muhc of a problem really.
cuz they will decay after a loooong ass time anyway. like more than a month of laying in a swamp (i think it should be in a swamp)
and if they are laying there everything else around you will be increasing anyway, soo the mirkwood logs you make will be a month behind anyway.
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Suggested previously. Will consider.
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