Odd Tree Behaviour

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DerGilb
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Odd Tree Behaviour

Post by DerGilb »

hey,

2 month ago or so i planted some mulberry trees on broad leaf forest ground.
i thought they got stunted because of my quality checks because the were stuck 1 step before full growth.
now ... i looked at them again and finally after such a long time they reached their final stage.

thought i share so you hearthland scientists have something to think about

;)
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burgingham
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

Post by burgingham »

A tree growing to its last stage depends on decay hitting it. So it seems we have an extreme case of variance here and decay didn't hit that particular tile for quite some time.
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Gentley
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

Post by Gentley »

burgingham wrote:A tree growing to its last stage depends on decay hitting it. So it seems we have an extreme case of variance here and decay didn't hit that particular tile for quite some time.

i.e. Trees grow faster in mordor? Awesome :mrgreen:
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sabinati
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

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no, decay hits don't occur more often in mordor, they just do more damage
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Josan
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

Post by Josan »

Hmmm....possibly just a random fluke if you ask me. And Gently nice avatar, was always a fan of Starcraft. Oh and Starcraft 2 is comimg out... July 27 I think.
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Gentley
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

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sabinati wrote:no, decay hits don't occur more often in mordor, they just do more damage
Doh!
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Rhiannon
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Re: Odd Tree Behaviour

Post by Rhiannon »

DerGilb wrote:hey,

2 month ago or so i planted some mulberry trees on broad leaf forest ground.
i thought they got stunted because of my quality checks because the were stuck 1 step before full growth.
now ... i looked at them again and finally after such a long time they reached their final stage.

thought i share so you hearthland scientists have something to think about

;)
Never had them take that long but close. I've planted a row of trees and watched many times how 1 would be full grown in 2 days and another in the same row not mature for 2 weeks. So it can be interesting sometimes trying to estimate when a tree will be done. My advice...don't...lol
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