The soil depletion

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Qeeet
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The soil depletion

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All we know the more we cultivate the crop on the ground the more it depletes (leaves land->grass land->steppes->mud). I suggest to add to the game some kind of fertilizers, with it's help you can reverse this process, for example: cow's shit or any animal's shit, or some saltpeters you can find on the mountain terrain or mine under the ground (dropping sometimes instead of stone)
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Re: The soil depletion

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I believe this is already spoken about and might be happening not 100% though...
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In hafen we make bots for throwing cow poop on our fields.
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I do not blame you for not able to find this thread since it was under another name of sort, not to mention it was suggested years ago.

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Patchouli_Knowledge wrote:I do not blame you for not able to find this thread since it was under another name of sort, not to mention it was suggested years ago.

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6040
I do not blame you for not able to read carefully the 1st post, because my and that guy's suggestions are different.
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Re: The soil depletion

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Fertilizers and soil depletion suggestions have been put forth before. I do support a slow soil manipulation mechanic. As Ive said in the past it should be that we raise our soil quality over time. But as a balance it should apply only to crops not trees else we begin a wicked spiral.
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LadyV wrote:Fertilizers and soil depletion suggestions have been put forth before. I do support a slow soil manipulation mechanic. As Ive said in the past it should be that we raise our soil quality over time. But as a balance it should apply only to crops not trees else we begin a wicked spiral.
guys, are u reading carefuly, I didn't tell anything regarding quality of soil.
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Qeeet wrote: guys, are u reading carefuly, I didn't tell anything regarding quality of soil.

Soil depletion with fertilizers....I covered that and added my thoughts. Everyone understands I do believe. :)

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