Foraging i mean wtf

[fdse2]

Why 80% of good curiosities can be found by forgaging now?... I mean shouldnt be able to craft better ones than those found on rivers/moutains/swamps ?

[Avu]

That's what I said.

[YourMajesty]

Think of it like this:

Where's the wonder in something you've built yourself?

[fdse2]

Then give us more usefull curios from mining or other shits.

[burgingham]

http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=17706&start=10

It also would help your case if you worked a bit on your language and explained the reasons for your critique in more detail btw.

[cobaltjones]

Crafting is infinite, foraging is random chance. Obviously a flotsam is going to be worth more LP/hr than a straw doll. C'mon now.

[cloakblade]

Crafting is infinite, foraging is random chance. Obviously a flotsam is going to be worth more LP/hr than a straw doll. C'mon now.

And its easier to get high quality craftables then it is to get high q foragables. This has been my experience at least.

[Kaldo]

When you play for a bit more you'll see it will be impossible to fill mentory just by using forageables. You will need crafteables, for better or for worse.

[CellPunk]

Think of it like this:

Where's the wonder in something you've built yourself?

Exactly. You are STUDYING the object. If you've got an object you made yourself, there isn't much room for learning something you know.

[cobaltjones]

Think of it like this:

Where's the wonder in something you've built yourself?

Exactly. You are STUDYING the object. If you've got an object you made yourself, there isn't much room for learning something you know.

HURF DURF!!!

The "study" system is simply an abstraction of the new LP gain system. Quit taking things so fucking literally you tard.