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Ghost1996
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I cant dig clay?
Okay i found two clay nodes.I dug first node and got 1 acre clay(Q10).After i attempted to dig for more but I didnt get any.After that i went to another node,dug some, and same thing happend? what is wrong?
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omenran
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Re: I cant dig clay?
If you only got one clay in a mudflat area then it wasn't a node. You can dig up one q10 clay just about anywhere, but a node is going to have a higher quality before you can extract more than 1. Just keep looking, and don't forget to try in shallows too.
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Ghost1996
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Re: I cant dig clay?
I was digging in mudflat, big mudflat and dug only 1omenran wrote:If you only got one clay in a mudflat area then it wasn't a node. You can dig up one q10 clay just about anywhere, but a node is going to have a higher quality before you can extract more than 1. Just keep looking, and don't forget to try in shallows too.
Damn boars, always trying to eat me
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UberTheNoob
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Re: I cant dig clay?
then go dig somewhere else. not all mudflats are nodesGhost1996 wrote:I was digging in mudflat, big mudflat and dug only 1
Oh! how did i get here?
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min_the_fair
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Re: I cant dig clay?
You can only get clay from mudflat and shallow water. But like the other guy said, not every place that has mudflat and shallow water is on a clay node. It's like how you can only get fish in water, but not every river has a fish node.
If you only need clay for a kiln and so on, rather than specifically acre clay, it's quicker to jump in a boat and go looking along river banks than to look only on mudflats. If you see a suspiciously empty claim along a river bank, try digging in the shallow water just outside the claim (and if you don't find anything, check the water quality in the river). Someone else will have claimed the centre of the node, but unless it's been dug right down you should be able to get some lower-q clay for yourself.
If you only need clay for a kiln and so on, rather than specifically acre clay, it's quicker to jump in a boat and go looking along river banks than to look only on mudflats. If you see a suspiciously empty claim along a river bank, try digging in the shallow water just outside the claim (and if you don't find anything, check the water quality in the river). Someone else will have claimed the centre of the node, but unless it's been dug right down you should be able to get some lower-q clay for yourself.
