jordancoles wrote:Nice to have a way to reduce wounds, but 15 minutes? Why so long? Why not 30 seconds or something, like if you're waiting around for a magpie to snatch the item you dropped. 15 minutes is way too long to just stand in the woods waiting
In that case, we could've just as well remove the bees themselves altogether. This at least leaves a reason ever to fight them.
I just raided three beehives using the new Bough Pyres. Combined result: 1x Bee Larvae (q16), 1x Honeycomb (q16), 0.05L Honey (q16). Only 597 more for a minehole. Yeah, it's just not worth the hassle as-is right now.
jordancoles wrote:Nice to have a way to reduce wounds, but 15 minutes? Why so long? Why not 30 seconds or something, like if you're waiting around for a magpie to snatch the item you dropped. 15 minutes is way too long to just stand in the woods waiting
In that case, we could've just as well remove the bees themselves altogether. This at least leaves a reason ever to fight them.
I just raided three beehives using the new Bough Pyres. Combined result: 1x Bee Larvae (q16), 1x Honeycomb (q16), 0.05L Honey (q16). Only 597 more for a minehole. Yeah, it's just not worth the hassle as-is right now.
you can get a little lucky with them and pull out like 8 honeycombs
....you can also pull out 0 for several hives straight.
dunno, raiding them has never been impactful at all. i also like that smoking was added for wild hives, but not domestic ones; which are where 99% of actual beestings come from
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VDZ wrote:
I just raided three beehives using the new Bough Pyres. Combined result: 1x Bee Larvae (q16), 1x Honeycomb (q16), 0.05L Honey (q16). Only 597 more for a minehole. Yeah, it's just not worth the hassle as-is right now.
Beehives are for larvae, not for wax itself, its like a tiny bonus.
