I've built a cabin, how long will it last?
Will I need to repair it, if so, how will I know when?
Thank you,
Garth
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sabinati
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Re: Building Decay?
decay hits randomly, so it might go a long time without needing repair.
you'll know when it needs repair because it will turn reddish.
you'll know when it needs repair because it will turn reddish.
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Brandmaner
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Re: Building Decay?
Timber houses, Log Cabins, and Stone Mansions do decay then? I didn't think they did yet... Lol.
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Alamarian
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Re: Building Decay?
They didn't but now they do.
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Lman8786
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Re: Building Decay?
or just occassionaly press repair on your building 
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VileThings
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Re: Building Decay?
Decay is higher on open ground than on paved one. So if you built your house on a paved area it will last longer without the need to repair it.Hogarth wrote:I've built a cabin, how long will it last?
Will I need to repair it, if so, how will I know when?
Thank you,
Garth
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