Game Development: Bugskatchewan

[Tonkyhonk]

One per day, indeed.

wait, day, as in game time day or real life day?

[Strandmullen]

One per day, indeed.

You make me laugh, that is pure evil
I am so glad I don't have any wretched gore ... yet.

[Gabula]

-10 agility for 1,5 months should make those sprucecaps think twice before they wrestle a boar again

[venatorvenator]

I can't speak for barley without looking it up (48 lbs to a bushel), but typical wheat harvests in my neck of the world is about 40 bushels (60 lbs, or 27.25 kg) per acre (4046 sq m). An acre would be around 63x64 tiles. US Ag report says barley is about 45 bushels per acre. Have fun doing the math if you want "realistic" numbers.

Using Colorado's average it's 25 bushels of Barley an acre (though it can be as high as 40, in particularly fruitful years). That comes out to about 3.36 tiles per pound (or approximately 7 tiles per KG) for a 1 KG loaf of bread for 25 bushels per acre, or 2 tiles per loaf of 1kg bread on a 40 bushel an acre field.
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In short, these new yields are STUPID, and the previous one was far more accurate. 2.5 loaves of 1kg bread per tile is just over the top.

Please stop, you're giving larpers a bad name. There's RP and there's counterproductive sadomaso larping.

If it helps, imagine the hearthlands' barley has a higher yield than ours due to different evolutionary lines.

[pimotimo]

One per day, indeed.

2 months and 9 days to heal 1 wound, maybe a bit excessive for being hit once

[jorb]

And yet strangely this is me being merciful.

[Kelody]

One per day, indeed.

Does the quality of the stitch effect how fast it heals?

[jorb]

Yes.

[Strandmullen]

And yet strangely this is me being merciful.

I know, I guess you would rather have it be a permanent wound, so thanks for the mercy m'lord.

[hazzor]

I think it's because there's no end-game goal. Take a look at Travian, in that game an event starts after the "world" has been active for a few months, in which the players rush to defeat an NPC faction, take an item from their villages and build a "World Wonder". When a faction completes a World Wonder, they win that world and the world resets and start over anew. I think Haven could use a similar mechanic.

I could not possibly disagree more if I tried, the concept of someone being able to interrupt what everyone is doing and saying "that's it, I won! start it over" is not pleasant