chicken coops are not durable enough

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chicken coops are not durable enough

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Re: chicken coops are not durable enough

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:lol: how many times have mods complained about not putting any effort in threads?
i agree though. everything needs slower decay. everything.
oh yah, and one more :lol:
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Re: chicken coops are not durable enough

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using claims as decay shields would mostly solve the problem
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i fucking built it yesterday! yeah a decay shield bla bla bla but i'd still have to feed the shield a billion boards because chicken coops fall apart so easily.
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Re: chicken coops are not durable enough

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I agree with this...I destroyed my chicken coop because it was going to disappear soon anyway.
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Changed by update. Coops now twice as durable.
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Re: chicken coops are not durable enough

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Is it just coops? I had a kiln go from perfect quality down to almost the last hit in a day, we repaired it to the maximum, and within SECONDS it took another hit. I'm not even sure how we'll keep it alive without keeping enough clay for another near it at all times.


Yet somehow I've had no coop problems.
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Re: chicken coops are not durable enough

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Thank god, I always dread building more than 2/3 coops because I have to repair them every 2 days.

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