
The greatest supporter of the game, loses his char to a bug exploiter and shrugs it off. MVP

I'd like to know these, too. Haven't encountered them.DatSheep wrote:Also,
someone lmk what these bugs are, I thought the bark in cauldron was a real mechanic mentioned on the CF discord for making water q go up. lmaooo no wonder I ended up with undrinkable water and an empty cauldron D: ree![]()
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DatSheep wrote:Also,
someone lmk what these bugs are, I thought the bark in cauldron was a real mechanic mentioned on the CF discord for making water q go up. lmaooo no wonder I ended up with undrinkable water and an empty cauldron D: ree![]()
Not familiar with the other bugs (though the description given for the last one implies it's a way to feed chickens food you could otherwise not feed them), but I think the 'tanning tub bug' refers to the classic bug in Legacy everyone used where you could greatly speed up the tanning process by putting the tub in a boat or other container after starting the process; upon taking it out, the process would be at 92% and it would only take 40 more minutes to get leather. Obviously, this bug has been fixed in modern Haven. (Also, if I'm not mistaken, it wasn't actually a bug but an intentional quick fix people were abusing. There was a genuine bug where the tanning process would revert to 0% if the tub was ever unloaded (i.e. if nobody was active in the area the tub was located in for long enough), making it extremely frustrating for some people to produce leather. As an ugly quick fix, the devs changed it so that the progress was set to 92% if it got reloaded from an unloaded state, which is reasonable in the considered scenario - but the players quickly found out that you could force unload/reload the tanning tubs by putting them in a boat and taking them out again, and so in Legacy the boat became an essential tool in the leathermaking process and making leather only took 40 minutes.)Audiosmurf wrote:I'd like to know these, too. Haven't encountered them.
