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When making a layout for farming, it is ideal to have the different crop types in sections of multiples of threes. That way you can harvest the top third and use the lower two thirds for processing or fodders. The except for this is tea and pumpkins.

When sorting pumpkins, slice the pumpkins, then scroll the seeds into a seed bag before putting the seed bag into one small container and the flesh in a bigger storage such as a large chest. Doing this allows you to sort pumpkins by seed bags. This can also be done with poppies and tea leaves but more for filtering the seeds in the bag and putting the byproduct in another container rather than sorting by seedbags.
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For pumpkins I actually do patches of 8 and just keep the best pumpkin harvest so far in a straw basket, replacing it if i get a better 1.
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When performing heavy farming tasks, store cupboards in carts so you can have a deployable cupboard workspace. When you are done, put it back into the cart to protect them from decay. Alternatively you can store large chests (or a combination of both) if you are planning to transport products from one area of your farming site to another. Use the cart to transport liftable tools such as metal plows.
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rye130 wrote:Wow you guys suck at life...

You can swim a river with 10 con and a water skin full of q10 water. You don't need 60 con lol
I never said it wasn't doable, for the simple fact that most people here probably don't want to ruin their character's progression by dieing to swimming.
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Are you going to organize these by categories later on?
He who becomes the slave of habit,
who follows the same routes every day,
who never changes pace,
who does not risk and change the color of his clothes,
who does not speak and does not experience, dies slowly.
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Radiant_Maelstrom wrote:Are you going to organize these by categories later on?
Possibly when I find the time... Atm I just put keywords under the quote for quick searching
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KeyKeep wrote:Gather 26 IP (leadership skill "call down the thunder" is great but you can also use dash after every twitch).
Dash has the same cooldown time as CDTT, so aside from the +6% defense there's no reason to do that. If you want to save time between twitches, use Charge. You should be able to pull off at least 2 Charges between twitches, depending on your agility and the intensity level.
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Always remenber that the more diferent feps (food event points) you have on the Food event bar, the shorter it becomes, allowing you to eat less food to gain atribute. So make good use of things like rat in a stick, blueberries, chantreles, etc wich give you a little bit of each fep before you start gobbling the food you wanna use to raise your desired atribute.
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Gray wrote:Always remenber that the more diferent feps (food event points) you have on the Food event bar, the shorter it becomes, allowing you to eat less food to gain atribute. So make good use of things like rat in a stick, blueberries, chantreles, etc wich give you a little bit of each fep before you start gobbling the food you wanna use to raise your desired atribute.
its not the type of fep, but the variety of foods. if you eat a bunch of foods that have the same fep you get the exact same result(ie eating ant stuff when working on agility).
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Valorous strike is the golden move in Melle Combat users. Besides reseting the combat advantage it also does almost twice the damage to the enemy defence bar in comparison to sting.

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