Is there a reason roads decay so fast?

[NightMind]

Instead of making a new topic gonna spam here:

Wells should decay extremely slowly and be hard to destroy on a claim. They could even leave mounds behind after destruction that can be destroyed based on how deep they were dug.

I really like the end game worlds but just really wish there was more detail to it. That detail expands what the earlier players do and I think it's a net benefit for everyone.

I actually kinda like this. Let a well "stump" keep most of the stone even, just require full rope and bucket cost to repair

[mvgulik]

Silver and gold tiles don't decay. Maybe it's possible to protect a stone road with gold/silver outlines. Never tested it.

That would work, as pavement decay starts at the edges.
Potential alternative could be to use woodchip outlines (1 or mode tiles wide) as decay buffer.

[Soukuw]

I totally forgot about something: I have seen a very large paved area with nothing but a single great hall that was damaged. It was in W13 or W14 and far up north if I recall correctly, none of the pavement had vines and none of it looked like it had decayed. I'm pretty certain there's hidden mechanics related to how pavement decays.

[Nightdawg]

jorb told me he will add asphalt concrete next patch

[Soukuw]

jorb told me he will add asphalt concrete next patch

As long as we can paint passing lines I'm okay with it.

[dafels]

jorb told me he will add asphalt concrete next patch

As long as we can paint passing lines I'm okay with it.

we will need traffic lights

[animary]

"I've been trying to figure out a way to implement a type of "road pavement" you can't build on an doesn't decay


If nothing else allow us to create those "animal trails" wherever we want, they don't decay and bushes, trees, anthills never appear on them.