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You can flatten ground with upward and downward slopes but can't build anything on it. So if i want to build a wall I need to flatten each spot with a slot at the same height, build then go down the the next tile and repeat, now I have a wall but it is not uniform with the hill (its like our trees, straight across).
You already allow terraform slopes, now let us build on it.
You already allow terraform slopes, now let us build on it.
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0Escape Road City is one of the most thrilling driving games I’ve played. The chases are heart-pounding, and the upgrades make the game even better. I love the simplicity and excitement. Definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys action-packed games! -
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0Escape Road City is one of the most thrilling driving games I’ve played. The chases are heart-pounding, and the upgrades make the game even better. I love the simplicity and excitement. Definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys action-packed games! -
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0I completely agree, being able to build on slight slopes would make finding a good spot for a new settlement so much easier. Speaking of which, the hardest part for our guild wasn't flattening the land, it was agreeing on a name for our village! We ended up using a good dnd name generator to get some medieval-sounding ideas. It was surprisingly effective. -
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0I completely agree, being able to build on slight slopes would make finding a good spot for a new settlement so much easier. Speaking of which, the hardest part for our guild wasn't flattening the land, it was agreeing on a name for our village! We ended up using a good dnd name generator to get some medieval-sounding ideas. It was surprisingly effective. -
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0I completely agree, being able to build on slight slopes would make finding a good spot for a new settlement so much easier. Speaking of which, the hardest part for our guild wasn't flattening the land, it was agreeing on a name for our village! We ended up using a good dnd name generator to get some medieval-sounding ideas. It was surprisingly effective. -
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0I completely agree, being able to build on slight slopes would make finding a good spot for a new settlement so much easier. Speaking of which, the hardest part for our guild wasn't flattening the land, it was agreeing on a name for our village! We ended up using a good dnd name generator to get some medieval-sounding ideas. It was surprisingly effective. -
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0Learning the building and terraforming mechanics is tough, but the farming system is a whole other challenge! My in-game farm actually inspired me to try growing some real vegetables in my backyard this year. I'm a total beginner, so I used this Grow a Garden Calculator to figure out spacing and planting times. It's almost as rewarding as a good harvest in LiF! -
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0Learning the building and terraforming mechanics is tough, but the farming system is a whole other challenge! My in-game farm actually inspired me to try growing some real vegetables in my backyard this year. I'm a total beginner, so I used this Grow a Garden Calculator to figure out spacing and planting times. It's almost as rewarding as a good harvest in LiF! -
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0Learning the building and terraforming mechanics is tough, but the farming system is a whole other challenge! My in-game farm actually inspired me to try growing some real vegetables in my backyard this year. I'm a total beginner, so I used this garden calculator app to figure out spacing and planting times. It's almost as rewarding as a good harvest in LiF!
