Me neither, I wanted to but then I saw a guy on a raft being overtaken by cancer with multiple schlorosis hot on its heels, so I decided to give it a miss, forever.Jackard wrote:ive never used rafts before...
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Sarge
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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Thurrok
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
orly? Kinda reminds me of swimming...jorb wrote:True bridges can't be done with the present c0dez.
Anyway, bridges are the of the lowest priority atm imo. QQbabies, go build a raftbridge.
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Jackard
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
yes well if you are using them as a makeshift bridge their ridiculous speed becomes less of an issueSarge wrote:Me neither, I wanted to but then I saw a guy on a raft being overtaken by cancer with multiple schlorosis hot on its heels, so I decided to give it a miss, forever.Jackard wrote:ive never used rafts before...
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dra6o0n
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
Well the most simplest form is the first option, pouring dirt into the river till it's solid.
This would be Terraforming, and maybe it should be a skill that's limited to those who has other "hearth" related skills.
Terraforming allows you to fill in rivers and expanding cliffsides by using a shovel and a/or a large amount of dirt and stone. This skill greatly reduces your character's stamina and takes more than one person to do it efficiently.
Filled in rivers will only last for a while (3 days) until the current erodes it back into it's original form.
Terraforming costs 5000 LP and is a mid-level skill, but requires a shovel to use (which requires metal).
This would be Terraforming, and maybe it should be a skill that's limited to those who has other "hearth" related skills.
Terraforming allows you to fill in rivers and expanding cliffsides by using a shovel and a/or a large amount of dirt and stone. This skill greatly reduces your character's stamina and takes more than one person to do it efficiently.
Filled in rivers will only last for a while (3 days) until the current erodes it back into it's original form.
Terraforming costs 5000 LP and is a mid-level skill, but requires a shovel to use (which requires metal).
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Sarge
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
Yup-yup, we'll be doing just that and then they will be awesome... the fastest bridges in the world. May as well rename them, 'cause they are hardly ever useful at their intended purpose... hauling tamed animals when initially setting up your village...hmmm, actually that is good enough.Jackard wrote:yes well if you are using them as a makeshift bridge their ridiculous speed becomes less of an issueSarge wrote:Me neither, I wanted to but then I saw a guy on a raft being overtaken by cancer with multiple schlorosis hot on its heels, so I decided to give it a miss, forever.Jackard wrote:ive never used rafts before...
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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novaalpha
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
Minehole on one side, minehole on other side, tunnel between them.
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Sarge
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Re: Water/Bridge Ideas
Read the thread, you're duplicating.novaalpha wrote:Minehole on one side, minehole on other side, tunnel between them.
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
