There is a lot of production in the Farming line, that I will grant. Too much, likely.
I would suggest moving the Leather Tanning from farming into the actual Hunting skill. Other than that, I'm not sure what you could remove from it and add to another.
Farming Finds
34 posts
• Page 2 of 2 • 1, 2
-
Willbonney - True Believer
- Posts: 477
- Joined: 22 Aug 2014, 21:25
Re: Farming Finds
by
Willbonney
» 11 Dec 2014, 21:24
-
SagaraS248 - Posts: 6
- Joined: 06 Oct 2014, 07:48
Re: Farming Finds
by
SagaraS248
» 11 Dec 2014, 21:34
@ Tymefor
I just don't want the game to be super difficult to the point where you need 10+ people playing full time, to just get a basic village started and produce some food. With the MMO, I'm sure finding players would be much easier. Back when we were starting out, three of us put in over 180 hours, each. Granted again, yes, it is a group game as you pointed out, hence why we picked a server with a very short day night cycle, etc. I think you would agree that is not just a game, but, a second life simulator.
Thanks for pointing out the stems being wrong, I completely forgot that 10 Stems = 10 Fibers, derp.
25 Stems - 25 Fibers - 5 Linen - 1 Rope
125 Stems - 125 Fibers - 25 Linen - 1 Cloth
I just don't want the game to be super difficult to the point where you need 10+ people playing full time, to just get a basic village started and produce some food. With the MMO, I'm sure finding players would be much easier. Back when we were starting out, three of us put in over 180 hours, each. Granted again, yes, it is a group game as you pointed out, hence why we picked a server with a very short day night cycle, etc. I think you would agree that is not just a game, but, a second life simulator.
Thanks for pointing out the stems being wrong, I completely forgot that 10 Stems = 10 Fibers, derp.
25 Stems - 25 Fibers - 5 Linen - 1 Rope
125 Stems - 125 Fibers - 25 Linen - 1 Cloth
Last edited by SagaraS248 on 11 Dec 2014, 22:04, edited 1 time in total.
-
Tymefor - Posts: 270
- Joined: 08 Oct 2014, 08:27
Re: Farming Finds
by
Tymefor
» 11 Dec 2014, 21:48
SagaraS248 wrote:@ Tymefor
I just don't want the game to be super difficult to the point where you need 10+ people playing full time, to just get a basic village started and produce some food. With the MMO, I'm sure finding players would be much easier. Back when we were starting out, three of us put in over 180 hours, each. Granted again, yes, it is a group game as you pointed out, hence why we picked a server with a very short day night cycle, etc. I think you would agree that is not just a game, but, a second life simulator.
Thanks for pointing out the stems being wrong, I completely forgot that 10 Stems = 5 Fibers, derp.
50 Stems - 25 Fibers - 5 Linen - 1 Rope
250 Stems - 125 Fibers - 25 Linen - 1 Cloth
still worng someone is fucking with the wiki. 10 stem = 10 fiber
-
SagaraS248 - Posts: 6
- Joined: 06 Oct 2014, 07:48
Re: Farming Finds
by
SagaraS248
» 11 Dec 2014, 22:07
I stand corrected, again. Fixed.
Trying to also edit the wiki. Hopefully, it shows up as 10 now.
Note to self: Always double check the wiki against the game.
As a side note, has anyone been getting very bad yields from good soil? 100Q soil previously yielded me crops of 4/8/12, now it's down to 1/2/3. The weather is the same as far as I can tell.
Well after an experiment with a few plots, it appears the soil loses it's quality.
Soil ranging from 98-99Q and being fertilized to raise the quality, after about planting 3 - 4 times, the quality as been diminished to 90-93. I am assuming this is in line with Will's findings, as the cabbage and flax I used for the experiment was around 92-94Q.
After fertilizing the 93Q soil 5-6 times, the max I seem to be able to level the quality to is 96. Next, I'm going to see if it's possible to recover the original soil quality with some 98Q carrots.
Trying to also edit the wiki. Hopefully, it shows up as 10 now.
Note to self: Always double check the wiki against the game.
As a side note, has anyone been getting very bad yields from good soil? 100Q soil previously yielded me crops of 4/8/12, now it's down to 1/2/3. The weather is the same as far as I can tell.
Well after an experiment with a few plots, it appears the soil loses it's quality.
Soil ranging from 98-99Q and being fertilized to raise the quality, after about planting 3 - 4 times, the quality as been diminished to 90-93. I am assuming this is in line with Will's findings, as the cabbage and flax I used for the experiment was around 92-94Q.
After fertilizing the 93Q soil 5-6 times, the max I seem to be able to level the quality to is 96. Next, I'm going to see if it's possible to recover the original soil quality with some 98Q carrots.