The roots are what's eaten and one of the viable means of winter forage.Agrik wrote:Yes, to give different edible/usable parts and string in summer, while only string in winter.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Game Development: Season's Greetings
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tyrtix
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Re: Game Development: Season's Greetings
many tree barks can be used to make fibers
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jorb
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Re: Game Development: Season's Greetings
Yeah, I've thought about that one as well. Will probably make it so at some point.tyrtix wrote:many tree barks can be used to make fibers
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tyrtix
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other sources of natural fibers are hay and dried grass, wich can be easily used to make ropes but not for fine fibers until treated. Poplar and birch are commonly used for fibers their bark gives, in game could be nice to have those since the tree bark basic ql is 10, this will balance the quantity we get in game with the ql we get. Tbh, even intestines are used as strings, or tendons (wich were commonly used to make bowstrings): we could get few strings by butchering creatures too, maybe.
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DreadKatak
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Re: Game Development: Season's Greetings
Intestines and straw-based string are already in the game! Or do you mean a direct non-recipe string item?
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tyrtix
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Intestines should requires just drying actually, and for straw, we should be able to get some even by gathering grass on the wild, wich also will make the thatched roofs a thing even without having to wait a week or two for getting straw from a farm.DreadKatak wrote:Intestines and straw-based string are already in the game! Or do you mean a direct non-recipe string item?
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Kostetus
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Re: Game Development: Season's Greetings
Sigh, new winter - same problems.Stuck on gardner due to inability to pick clover & kinda dont want to clear 1000*1000 square to figure out weather it is snow that block spawn or winter itself. Stuck on fishermen,but mostly due to lazines - don't want to colour all continent map with white tiles tryin to find swan i have to kill. Seriously, guys, can we please have some equatorial all q10 island with charter & PERMANENT summer for the next few years, till you'll finish pvp test, then finish something else & then start repairing staff broken with seasons introduction?
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kiddoinc
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I dont know. I think the seasons are totally different this time around. It doesn't seem as harsh as it was the first go around. Even seems like the full freeze is over and stuff is thawing.
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Agrik
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Last winter it was the snow, and if nothing has changed, even a 50x50 area of appropriate terrain may be enough to get clover spawned with some effort. No guarantee though.Kostetus wrote:kinda dont want to clear 1000*1000 square to figure out weather it is snow that block spawn or winter itself.
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loftar
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Just for the record, this particular issue was fixed (in the default client) with the latest patch.Kostetus wrote:don't want to colour all continent map with white tiles tryin to find swan i have to kill.
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