Decaying Metal?

[Turtleshot]

I think things that are fully made of metal, anvil, coinpress, cauldron and strongbox shouldn't be decaying. Unless soils are EXTREMELY ACID here, but in that case, vegetation couldn't even grow.

[ThirdEmperor]

rust.

[DatOneGuy]

Conssidering those systems aren't in(or planned, who knows), and metal can indeed decay, what's the problem?

Just pretend it's rust, or indeed that acidic.

[theTrav]

Wind rain and the elements.

It could be argued that a lot of metal stuff should have quite a high soak value (cauldrons and anvils)

[Turtleshot]

On another hand, anvils can't be repaired with common metal, which is a very frustrating issue, considering you can make it with bronze and need cast iron to repair it.

[Dataslycer]

Cauldron faces the same dilemma on that issue.

[kralmir]

just keep them inside and never worry about repairing again, for fuck sake dont make a problem where none exists.

[sabinati]

just keep them inside and never worry about repairing again, for fuck sake dont make a problem where none exists.

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[DatOneGuy]

Not everyone wants to have a house dedicated to use of only a few certain items. for example if you just have a churn, meat grinder, and cauldron, do you really want a house for that? Or alternatively using up inside room in a storage-house of sorts?

Having them outside is nice for a lot of reasons, not that I disagree with the current decay.

[theTrav]

I have a mansion and a storage shed. I have a cellar in the mansion but not in the shed yet.

I have more space than I will need for a long long time.