i think this would be a pretty great addition, for both early and late game.
It'll be a nice benefit to the starting players who happen upon a cluster of spindly, or nettle. Then a benefit to later players when it comes to game and 'rarer' curios / resources. Like stumbling upon a swamp that happens to have a high spawn of candleberries.
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Jackwolf
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Re: Add a fourth, hidden kind of q node, spawn frequency
Beezer12Washingbeard: If poo mechanics were implemented, mercury could cure constipation wounds
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
magisticus: Most of us avoid making jokes like this because there is always a risk Loftar might think it's a good idea and we all have to re-design our villages for sewerage. -6/29/17
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Tamalak
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Re: Add a fourth, hidden kind of q node, spawn frequency
Bump.
As a forager myself I notice that q nodes are only valuable for items that spawn densely.
Like: mussels, bats, fish, sand
Objects that are useful, but spawn infrequently, I don't even care if I find a high q node, because I'm going to find like half-a-one of this object if I return to the node later.
Like: blueberries, deer, glimmermoss
This change would give those rare items a chance to have an "area" of themselves to return to, like a glimmermoss patch.
As a forager myself I notice that q nodes are only valuable for items that spawn densely.
Like: mussels, bats, fish, sand
Objects that are useful, but spawn infrequently, I don't even care if I find a high q node, because I'm going to find like half-a-one of this object if I return to the node later.
Like: blueberries, deer, glimmermoss
This change would give those rare items a chance to have an "area" of themselves to return to, like a glimmermoss patch.
