Looking for Tea bushes

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Kinglazy
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Looking for Tea bushes

Post by Kinglazy »

I have every kind of seeds for trading except barley.
I can hunt you any animals and have bear hides for trade.
I also have tin bars for trading.
Name what you want and I might have it.

Looking for bushes, seeds or whatever spawn the tea. PM me for negotiation.
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Re: Looking for Tea bushes

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You can find tea bushes if you just run around enough with your eyes open. With current trade mechanics its very unlikely that somone is going to walk like multiple days to your place only to give teabush.
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Re: Looking for Tea bushes

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What will happen, if you will find teabush when will coming to me? Who will give me my reward?
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Kinglazy
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Re: Looking for Tea bushes

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shubla wrote:You can find tea bushes if you just run around enough with your eyes open. With current trade mechanics its very unlikely that somone is going to walk like multiple days to your place only to give teabush.
You were right. Found it only an hour of looking.
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Re: Looking for Tea bushes

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Just download Amber client and turn on the option to show the teabushes on the minimap and nothing else :) Should find more pretty quickly.
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