Slam

Idk, mining and chopping tree are activity’s you only do every once in a while, so having a class purely fill might be more useless. The black guard having mining advantages is fine though, because you know where all the spooky mean guys are? In the caves. Black guard has felt like the heavy downsides big upsides guy, with other character usually sacrificing a bit a health/damage for not big upsides, allowing you to still allowing for different play styles. However unlike other downsides, increased hunger doesn’t hinder your ability to do other things, and with an elk or a boat, the increased hunger is a minor inconvenience, and with an elk (or two inventory slots) you can store meals, which stops all hunger drain for 30 seconds per 100 saturation, so with 6 meals of 1100 sat (average meat dish), that 33 minutes traveling (pot of meals), which does not include time getting hungry enough to eat all that, so we can assume an entire day of travel on foot is a pot full of meals, which honestly, ain’t cheap, but proberly much better then slamming pies and bread.

Yeah, I agree, turnips are limited due to its insane nitrogen useage. Haven’t got time to compare other things such as harvest yield to other nitrogen consuming crops.

Now I’m no gardener, I don’t know if any of the grow times in vintage story is realistic. I feel like they’d just be another alternatives to parsnips, long grow time, low nutrition, consumption. I feel like if we wanted to be unique, it’s growth speed would be less affected by soil fertility, like in rimworld, though how useful it would be, considering you could just plant something else 9/10 times, and medium fertility soil being common enough, and also would be worse in higher fertility soils due to being less sensitive. Potato seeds are interesting though, forcing preservation of some to grow some next year, but considering how easy it is to store vegetables until after winter, it also doesn’t change much. I think WYT makes the most since, I only see it being added as basicilly parsnip, but with even higher cold resistance (allowing for a crop that can survive winter), slightly weaker heat resistance, and different rarer fertilizer, like 15 k, though this would go against it not needing fertile soil, unlike parsnips, which can just use 20 p.

And it gate keeps it from lime-less bums, I hate those people anyway, all they do is complain, “I need more lime. I’m outta lime. I don’t wanna surrounded by no lime”.

Huh, I had similar problem with gold and silver, but I guess the difference is there’s only some in quarts, vs the big veins of regular ore.

I notice a lot of theses are challenge runs, just dieing, or near impossible (punching a bear to death). There’s some obvious ones such as: Filling up all the nutrition bars to the max. Having a windmill power something. making a full set of metal armor To slightly more out of your way seeing the northern light. Making all the types of bronze fully taming an elk

You still need to grind for a hammer though, that’s always fun.

97.5% landmass, but I live next to a fairly large ocean, and with plans to make a trading post, moving materials to and from a couple thousand blocks would be equally as convenient as automated grain, and I already have most of my armor done. Brigandine chest, leather helmet and legging, till it gets replaced by gambeson. Leather rn because no downsides, and your less likely to get hit in the head and legs (I can’t remember and can’t find the %chance, though I know it 50% chest, then 30% and 20%) but thank you everyone for your recommendations, I appreciate it.

I don’t have any experience with any mod, but I believe foods expanded has “berry dough” and agurebly, and sliced pie is basicly what your looking for, ain’t no tart thou. though if I were to guess just from your forums points, your already got to the “pie” age, and looking for mini mini pies, which yeah, 1000 sat meat pies can feel a little crazy sometimes. (Then we get underwhelming berry pies). honestly theres a lot small non-meal foods that I’d like to make, bread with some jam or honey, boiled eggs, and sandwich’s. but best of wishes in your tart making endeavors. -Slam

I don’t feel like walking place, it seems to cover thousands of blocks, which could be full of line, traders , and it isn’t a time thing, it’s a “I am lazy” thing.

I’m lazy, and the armor mainly so I don’t get ganked by wolves and maybe a teir 4 enemies every now and then. The nearby teleporter sends me to y14, basalt though, maybe some ore. That boat will still be useful.

That’s why I said “I would want,” also chicken five eggs when you feed them.

I hope not, feeding my sheep for no reason rn then, I would want feeding to gain weight, gestate faster/prevent miscarriage, and produce more milk. With a more in-depth system feeding well could prevent them from getting sick, produce healthier offspring, produce more wool (if that gets added).

Oh no, I have all the iron.

There’s a summery for lazy people at the bottom. Recently have an wolf bait emoji in my game, and spent a solid hour running back to my stuff that’s like 1500-2000 blocks away just to die to a wolf 5 times (useless wood lamellar), and I just wanted some salt and lime form a trader (only got salt) I heard from videos that making metal armor takes an insane amount much work, I know leather and gambeson exist, which would be perfect for me, however I currently need all my linen for boat (got bless with a seemly big ocean with 97.5% land cover, and WHY 21 LININ) and my lime supplies are a little lacking because of lazy ass trader (who’s not surrounded by wolfs and not gillzen blocks away) not restocking it now with my third option, making metal armor is reasonable, as requires less leather, however because no windmill, it will take a lot of work, even for brigandine. Is it more reasonable, even at the Iron Age, asides a helmet, to just grind up some recourses to make lamellar, and maybe hopefully find other ore (namely for building) while I’m at it, or just blood sweat and teir some make some brigandine with iron I already have. I can make chain armor, which makes more senses for my needs, but like I said, I’m going to use all my linen for a boat, and hopefully a tiny windmill, pls my flax is still growing. Also, after making metal for a distillery in a previous world, I’d rather do not do triple the work of that, then turn it into chains, rather then just double that work for brigandine, and get to spend that time spend making the incomplete base less ass (that recent Victorian green house post is motivating) Summery Is it worth making metal armor without a windmill with iron, or just be lazy and prospect for stuff for bronze and make lamellar (which may grant me knowledge of other useful/decorative ore)

Yeah, stone to copper, and copper to bronze is much harder then bronze to iron, mainly because most of the tools required to processes iron is before bronze, and your likely to find a good reading of iron while looking for much rarer tin. Still doesn’t stop me from grinding black bronze though, I love the look of it.

Maybe ponds and lakes can have a limited amount of fish, where overfishing can rid it of all of the fish, fishing in same spot makes fish bait less in that area or the entire lake or pond. You could even release fish into water for making your own lakes/ponds of fish, and adding new fish to an existing pond could cause the existing fish to be wiped out because of the lack of natural predators. I see a lot of potential depth, and potential for aquarium, man made lakes with fish, and maybe some roe.

I just hope fishing isn’t like Minecraft, or terraria, because from the video it doesn’t seem too dissimilar from it.

Ok, I hate to disappoint, but they’re exactly the same as the other berry’s, asides from cranberry’s. I just like blueberry.

I’m not sure if they have any plans to add tomato’s, with berry bushes existing, there isn’t a big reason grow your own fruits, maybe they’ll add more fruits plants after berry bushes get potential reworked. Also fruits such as tomato’s (yes they are called vegetables but they are fruits) produce throughout the year, rather then just one harvest with vegetables, which is believe bell peppers were an issue to the dev team.

Some rambling on basic, but time saving math making porridge 4x it value, which is 240 sat per grain. Last 5 days. Has hunger freezing effect pies use 2 dough per layer, which is also 240 sat per grain Last 8 days, char is 12 days, but only 180 sat. Best travel food since its slices stacks, and high sat. bread gives 5x the value, 300 sat per grain, also last 8 days, char is 17.5 days, and gives 210 stat. Best grain food, char is mid because grain last longer, and can be sold. Shoutout to my raw grain, flax bread, part baked enjoyers. Blueberry’s! Blueberry’s are better, you see me eating basically oatmeal with red currents? No blueberry’s, with some maple syrup (though, we don’t have that, honey it)

Well before that dragon guy beats me, Welcome to the forums! lime comes from 3 main ways 1. collect shells and grinding them up in grind stone, though you’ll get only a little bit. 2. Find limestone/chalk stone area (you might noticed different areas have different rocks, such as granite) which can be thousands of blocks away but there’s like a infinite supply, and you still need to grind them. 3. Buy them, I’ve personally only seen them at survival good traders. I’m assuming you need lime to make mortor, for Ashler block, this requires a barrel which is a post copper age item which requires a saw for planks. You can in the mean time use ashler cobble stone, which just needs rocks and clay, or mud bricks.

It feels like for clay that it’s really easy to find, but impossible to find blue clay, or it’s impossible to find, but the first clay you do find is blue clay.

This post gives me ptsd, I tired everything, nothing worked. I hope you’ll be able to make it work.

There’s a mechanic in the game right now that prevent you from losing hunger after eating a meal, perhaps if the base value is nerfed, add spices would then buff this effect, and maybe have a lighter version on non-meal foods you add seasoning too, such as jerky.