When mining stone in a cave. The quality of the stone is limited to white "Stoneworking"
Bonus from things with gilding does not affect!
P.S. Sorry for translating with Google.
Vanokillerskz wrote:Check, please. The quality of the ax is 29, "Stoneworking" is 25 white, and green is 34. The stone was digging 29, and a friend was digging 32 stones with the same ax, but with 40 "Stoneworking".
Hrenli wrote:Vanokillerskz wrote:Check, please. The quality of the ax is 29, "Stoneworking" is 25 white, and green is 34. The stone was digging 29, and a friend was digging 32 stones with the same ax, but with 40 "Stoneworking".
There is always some extra +- for the ore/stone you dig even from the same tile. And quality between tiles may differ. Plus Quarryman and Miner credos add to the quality too, which might be the case.
P.S. In your example it's hard to see the evidence as the difference is not that big. I actually had a case of quite high q stone a few days ago and it was quite obvious that full value of masonry is taken into account, not just the base one (otherwise I would not be hitting the results I did).
Hrenli wrote:Actually, in your example it would be easy to prove yourself wrong if you took off the clothes. Should bring the stone to q25-ish right away. Masonry hardcaps the q and that's a fact.
Vanokillerskz wrote:I removed the clothes, nothing has changed.