Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2016 8:54 pmB, and have to say the same as Lusewing, some green and brown to make it look older and a little mossy
Maybe something like that?
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2016 8:54 pmRe: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2016 10:27 pmMaybe something like that?
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
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Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 2:40 pmWhats that ugly brown pipe doing there?
Would look better without it.
Would look better without it.
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 2:58 pmthe brown pipe makes the entire structure's design look cheap
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 3:01 pmi think it's supposed to be a vine - but i think those would be better off more green and flat.
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 3:04 pmKandarim wrote:i think it's supposed to be a vine - but i think those would be better off more green and flat.
lol my bad thought it was a pipe or a cable or smth
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2016 3:44 amTotalyMeow wrote:This seems nice. I think it could be easily done with a new wall type of lower strength than the makeshift fence. Probably with cornerposts and wall segments all of the same cost since it's decorative. Though what materials you make it of is the question.
Or it could be just square bushes that you can plant, but that would make it easier to misalign and wouldn't allow fancy garden gates.
I wonder if it would be possible to code harvesting a clipping from a wall segment and then 'planting' the clipping to build the next segment, having to wait a few days for the segment to grow from seedling to full hedge. That would probably be a whole new addition to the wall code, hrm.
Still wood, won't it still be suseptible to Mortar rounds?
If you destroy a segment do you still not get wood chunks?
Or are you suggesting a cosmetic that has the build strength of a wall without any of it's weaknesses?
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2016 6:02 amWandering wrote:Still wood, won't it still be suseptible to Mortar rounds?
If you destroy a segment do you still not get wood chunks?
Or are you suggesting a cosmetic that has the build strength of a wall without any of it's weaknesses?
I suppose it could be but since it would be entirely cosmetic, that would be necessary.
They would be bushes, so probably not. I don't think bushes are much known as wood sources.
No, more like the build strength of a bush.
Re: what you think... salem need or not :P
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2016 7:02 amTotalyMeow wrote:Wandering wrote:Still wood, won't it still be suseptible to Mortar rounds?
If you destroy a segment do you still not get wood chunks?
Or are you suggesting a cosmetic that has the build strength of a wall without any of it's weaknesses?
I suppose it could be but since it would be entirely cosmetic, that would be necessary.
They would be bushes, so probably not. I don't think bushes are much known as wood sources.
No, more like the build strength of a bush.
spoken like one who had not destroyed a bush in some time. I expect 4-10 wood chunks from bush destruction. It's no different that destroying a stump. Still a source of wood.
True they offer nothing like logs, but they aren't logs?!
Maybe you should try it before you talk **** in forums.
Please
PS- sure make it pretty; just like tree wall, but it should be affected the same. IDK- you want it to last; require some Steel in the mix. Something that is meant to last!