Out of 18 trees, 6 have stunted (got stuck) in various growth stages. That's 1/3 of all trees. And this keeps happening all the time, not just this batch.
Isn't the tree stunting mechanic broken? I remember this rate was a LOT lower. This doesn't seem to be bad luck anymore.
I appreciate any insight. Thanks!
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Unusually high tree stunting rate
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
can confirm we have had 2 stunted out of 6 trees - don't really remember if its high or not
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
Ceterum censeo: Tree stunting should be turned from completely halting growth to just reducing the speed they grow by 1/x (with x>1) of current speed.
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
So, even if i don't see percentage message while inspecting the tree, it still grows, but slower?Granger wrote:Ceterum censeo: Tree stunting should be turned from completely halting growth to just reducing the speed they grow by 1/x (with x>1) of current speed.
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
Currently it isn't like that.yozzik111 wrote:So, even if i don't see percentage message while inspecting the tree, it still grows, but slower?Granger wrote:Ceterum censeo: Tree stunting should be turned from completely halting growth to just reducing the speed they grow by 1/x (with x>1) of current speed.
But IMHO trees should be changed to not stop growing completely by being stunted, just reduce in speed.
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
It's the current year give us a hearth magic to unstunt trees.
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Bad luck and VAGRANT TREE POACHERS have taken the last of my free range non gmo heritage spruce trees and i gotta start over at q10 like a PILGRIM
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
Fooled by randomness most likely. I agree that the stunting mechanic could be better.
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
If they kept growing like this and (optionally) took on a minor ~5% decrease in quality, it would be a lot better than the tree/bush becoming useless.Granger wrote:But IMHO trees should be changed to not stop growing completely by being stunted, just reduce in speed.
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Re: Unusually high tree stunting rate
A 5% decrease in quality will make them useless (at some point in the world development).
Speed reduction would be enough, in case it's (say) a reduction of 20% of current speed (factor of .8) it could even be applied repeatedly...
Speed reduction would be enough, in case it's (say) a reduction of 20% of current speed (factor of .8) it could even be applied repeatedly...
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