Repairing walls

[trezisc]

Why does it take 50+ granite to fully repair a stone hedge wall section?

[Judaism]

Because reparing is expensive in case of a siege.

[trezisc]

then why not just make it more expensive while there is a siege underway?

[Judaism]

then why not just make it more expensive while there is a siege underway?

Go suggest that in I&I if you think something like that is better. (it might be pretty darn difficult to do that btw)

[trezisc]

Well it's obviously better and I would if ideas and innovations wasn't a festering spikey troll pit

[Darwoth]

not really, if i make a few rabbit holes and knock all your gates down during a siege you should incur the full expense of repairing whether i let my trial lapse or not.

[belgear]

Can just finish bashing and rebuild it

[trezisc]

Can just finish bashing and rebuild it

No you cant because it will damage all adjacent walls, unless you want to bash your entire wall down

[trezisc]

not really, if i make a few rabbit holes and knock all your gates down during a siege you should incur the full expense of repairing whether i let my trial lapse or not.

well that would entirely depend on how it was implemented, what do you mean by full expense? a stone wall section only requires 3 stone and 1 granite to construct why should it ever need 50 granite to repair even during a siege it is nonsensical

[Rubberduckbandit]

Because it takes us forever to break down a **** piece of rock wall segment, and it only takes you like 2 minutes to go tard on some granite rocks, and fully repair it? Defense is already stupidly easy for you carebears on prov, stop ***** about it, if you think it's bad now play old world where it only took a few minutes and a high humored character to break down stonehedge.