Undo Terrain changes

[Griegor]

This mass change of everything to grassland is going to wreck huge swaths of Hearthlands. I think that we will see quite a large portion of the game turn into grasslands and many people will find tree growing difficult due to the changes. Please consider rolling this particular feature back.

[murphylawson]

I think it should be kept under two conditions, it only occurs on the edges of a forest, the forest has to have been clear cut for many tiles in, before the surrounding terrain moves in.

[Onionfighter]

It's the people who clear cut who wrecked the terrain.

[DatOneGuy]

It's the people who clear cut who wrecked the terrain.

This. Blame those people, this also makes clearcutting more dangerous. Chop a tree, plant a tree.

You want to keep your forests, start planting or deal with it.

[Gromit]

I agree with DatOneGuy, but noobs who go around cutting down tree's probably think they'll grow back, and probably wont get to the stage of planting a tree... Thats why i like the new feature of random tree's growing, its good!

[DatOneGuy]

I agree with DatOneGuy, but noobs who go around cutting down tree's probably think they'll grow back, and probably wont get to the stage of planting a tree... Thats why i like the new feature of random tree's growing, its good!

It was removed while it gets tested

[Barhandar]

Hm. Do trees revert terrain to their "best" while growing? I saw what 1-3 random tiles are changed, so, to counter grassland spread, you can increase tilechanging effects of trees.

[murphylawson]

In RL when you clear cut a large forest it becomes damaged, and replanting takes a very long time. Replanting clear cuts immediately should make it a non issue.

[mvgulik]

Are they testing natural/automated ground changes ... sound cool if thats the case.
I just hope I don't wakeup in the middle of a desert all of a sudden. ... Not much to do with dessert's yet.

[Avu]

What are the conditions for grass to turn to moor and moor to heath? Because I'm ok with grass but I hate yellow and pinkland.