Ring of Brodgar Wiki

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Re: Ring of Brodgar Wiki

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shubla wrote:I wouldnt mind hosting it either.
I wonder what's your offer for the domain name !?! ;)
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Re: Ring of Brodgar Wiki

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Is it me, or a lot of info are either missing or wrong on the wiki?

The skill tree for example is wrong. You can only pick "Foraging" or "Will to power" at the beginning, while the graph shows a lot more
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Re: Ring of Brodgar Wiki

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Kamekono wrote:Is it me, or a lot of info are either missing or wrong on the wiki?

The skill tree for example is wrong. You can only pick "Foraging" or "Will to power" at the beginning, while the graph shows a lot more

well, u can report any missed info here and we will check and tryto fix it.
ofc currently there is some known outdated big pages:
terrain flora and fauna (well you can always look directly on items to see correct information)
taming
crop stages and time to grow - my ongoing task.
skills - only the skill tree i believe(that's new, thanks - but it a big and annoying task for me - if you can, gather actual information and i will update the pic)
a lot of info are either missing or wrong
just don't hurt my feeings with such rude words xD *joking ofc - every report or piece of info helps
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Re: Ring of Brodgar Wiki

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Kamekono wrote:Is it me, or a lot of info are either missing or wrong on the wiki?
If you think it's bad now, you should have seen it two years ago. it looks like Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel by comparison.

I've been through this bit before, but it's been awhile since i've done it, so i'll do it again:
Not many people participate in the Community Driven RoB wiki.
In fact, there are exactly two active participants: KitsuneG and MvGulik. You guys should heap praise, gifts, hats, etc. on these two.

KitsuneG has made over 2,500 individual edits by himself over the past year.
MvGulik works behind the scenes to ensure all the templates and wiki-related tools run smoothly and properly.
These two alone have ensured the wiki is up to date, usually just hours after a patch is released.
In fact, in the past 30 days, out of the 1,126 edits on the wiki, 96% were MvGulik and KitsuneG (which leaves 39 edits spread across 17 other users, and I was 9 of those edits)
Of course, those that contribute to fix the odd typo or to correct an ingredient list. Thank you for helping.

You don't have to know how the wiki works to contribute.
Every page has a discussion page where you can ask questions, dump data, talk about revisions.
Every edit will be viewed by either KitsuneG, MvGulik, or myself. Most likely all three of us.
Every page is source controlled so if you accidentally fuck something up, we can fix it no muss no fuss.

In sum:
If you want the wiki to not suck, YOU must contribute.
If you see some information is wrong, YOU must correct it or make the issue known to those who are willing to fix it.
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Okay, I knew this answer once before. Of course something may have changed, but I never noticed the wiki doesn't state: What affects Milk Quality for domestic animals? I have a Goat that just last night gave me Q 134.5 Milk I know this because it is my best goat for milk and I name them W-xx.xM-xx.x in this case M was 134.5. The goat is now giving Q116.9 milk. It's in the same place: below ground and no realm bonus. I have tried changing clothes to my best farming, cooking, perception and survival gear. All changes yielded the same Q116.9 Milk now...?

Edit: One thing to note: I didn't notice last night, but it is now with Kid. Could that affect it? I did notice while attempting the 3rd milking that the sheer option came up again as it was not available from the 1st two pulls due to sheering last night so that's not responsible (Which I wouldn't have thought except it happened while testing.)
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Reyajh wrote:Okay, I knew this answer once before. Of course something may have changed, but I never noticed the wiki doesn't state: What affects Milk Quality for domestic animals? I have a Goat that just last night gave me Q 134.5 Milk I know this because it is my best goat for milk and I name them W-xx.xM-xx.x in this case M was 134.5. The goat is now giving Q116.9 milk. It's in the same place: below ground and no realm bonus. I have tried changing clothes to my best farming, cooking, perception and survival gear. All changes yielded the same Q116.9 Milk now...?

Edit: One thing to note: I didn't notice last night, but it is now with Kid. Could that affect it? I did notice while attempting the 3rd milking that the sheer option came up again as it was not available from the 1st two pulls due to sheering last night so that's not responsible (Which I wouldn't have thought except it happened while testing.)
Usualy food, that you give to animals, affects milk Q. I mean if you gave lower Q food than animal Q, then milk Q drops down, but it gets back if you will give again good Q food.
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lwdragon wrote: Usualy food, that you give to animals, affects milk Q. I mean if you gave lower Q food than animal Q, then milk Q drops down, but it gets back if you will give again good Q food.
I did think of food, but the fodder is around Q670 now and I topped off the trough before milking today which boosted it from Q630ish.

I think I may have the answer though. My village mate whom I got the goat from is in a Realm bonus. He suggested that perhaps the Realm bonus carried over since, it was the 1st time milking the goat since bringing it from his place. But his bonus is 15% and unless my math is wrong (134.5 x .85 = 114.325). But the Q is now 116.9 which is higher, so even if some of the milk was produced on my end it still doesn't add up?? If someone has another idea or could test/confirm it that would be great.

Edit: Goat not a sheep.
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Wrong math.

114.325 is -15% of 134.5
What you want is +15% of 116.9

134.5 ÷ 116.9 = 1.150556031 =(verify)=> 116.9 × 1.150556031 = 134.500000024 ✓
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Awesome mv!

So the realm bonus carried over after transport. 8-)
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Noticed a page (Rennet) was missing discovery requirements that were something other than what's on the recipe. Anyone know of any other pages that might be missing such information>? The only other one I can think of at the moment like this is the Pipe, and the information is there.
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