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LimaZulu
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Arboreal Regrowth
Does anyone know how long it takes for the branches, boughs, et cetera to grow back on a tree?
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brohammed
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
Whenever a decay hit ticks on that trees tile, everything on it refreshes. So basically it's random.
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LimaZulu
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
Oh. Thanks. 
Is it true that nothing on claims decay? I'd heard that, and that would be inconvenient for trees on the claim...
Is it true that nothing on claims decay? I'd heard that, and that would be inconvenient for trees on the claim...
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Shadow7168
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
Yeah, that nice update back in W3 stopped claim decay.
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cobaltjones
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
Obviously trees aren't affected by this...LimaZulu wrote:Oh. Thanks.
Is it true that nothing on claims decay? I'd heard that, and that would be inconvenient for trees on the claim...
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Oddity
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
It's for immobile objects. Things like looms and meat grinders still decay.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
Many liftables don't decay on claimed paved ground. Notable examples are all containers except cupboards, boats, hives, wagons, etc. Anvil, loom, spinning wheel, cauldron, meat grinder, cupboards, and trees still decay outside regardless.
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Grog
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Re: Arboreal Regrowth
uh, i missed that time. thx for info
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