Most of the time it's spruce, birch, mulberry and various fruit trees, also maybe pine. These are all usefull to have around.Rayuaz wrote:Is there any consensus on what are the best trees to grow?
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Asgaroth22
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
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RedKGB
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
Is it me, but mining is giving me ql 1, clay ql1, digging stone is giving ql 1. I have lvl 25 survival. Dirt is giving me ql25. What am I missing?
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Burinn
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
Is it possible to destroy burrows?
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RedKGB
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
RedKGB wrote:Is it me, but mining is giving me ql 1, clay ql1, digging stone is giving ql 1. I have lvl 25 survival. Dirt is giving me ql25. What am I missing?
nvm, found my answer
Edit to include answer.
• Mining now softcaps quality of stone/ore by tool quality, and hardcaps by "Masonry" value.
• "Masonry" -- rather than "Survival" -- now also hardcaps digging for clay, digging stone from stone grounds, and quality of foraged clay.
overtyped wrote:I didnt know you were more stubborn than me, but I guess you are. You are more willing to talk in a endless circle of already answered arguments than I will ever be. Good day to you.
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ninja_yodeler
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
How long does it usually take for a body to decay? Been trying to inter an alt for what is getting close to 12 hours or so iirc.
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
24 hours or soninja_yodeler wrote:How long does it usually take for a body to decay? Been trying to inter an alt for what is getting close to 12 hours or so iirc.
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LaserSaysPew
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Gilding question
I've got a sprucecap with second slot but the second taproot lacing won't go there xD So I can only gild each item once with every gilding? Am I right?
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Amanda44
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Re: Gilding question
Yes, you need to use a different gilding.
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Myrgard
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
ok, here is something I've always been wandering about.
Lets say you want to level a large area, say 50x50 or 70x70 tiles or more. The land survey tool wont cover that much in one go.
Is there a way (perhaps by means of one of the custom clients?) to see the "average" elevation of a large area so that to know what to aim for.
When you use the land survey it does give you an average as the starting point but just for a small area and then you have to play a guessing game to figure out what to level to in case of a larger area.
Lets say you want to level a large area, say 50x50 or 70x70 tiles or more. The land survey tool wont cover that much in one go.
Is there a way (perhaps by means of one of the custom clients?) to see the "average" elevation of a large area so that to know what to aim for.
When you use the land survey it does give you an average as the starting point but just for a small area and then you have to play a guessing game to figure out what to level to in case of a larger area.
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Ysh
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Re: Grand List of Simple Questions
Only way I know is to eyeball it or use this averaging and spreadsheet to calculate youself.Myrgard wrote:When you use the land survey it does give you an average as the starting point
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