Salem

Imagine all the people making clay with dirt
slow af

Im making clay with dirt. Usually, if you have one person helping you with milk of lime and you run like 5 or 6 accounts its way more productive per hour than actually diggin clay.

example for me, clay spot disturb my area... :/

ZoddAlmighty wrote:Im making clay with dirt. Usually, if you have one person helping you with milk of lime and you run like 5 or 6 accounts its way more productive per hour than actually diggin clay.

I can barely run 1 client.

Nikixos wrote:

ZoddAlmighty wrote:Im making clay with dirt. Usually, if you have one person helping you with milk of lime and you run like 5 or 6 accounts its way more productive per hour than actually diggin clay.

I can barely run 1 client.

I got trash pc and i still manage to run 5 or 6.
It all depends what kind of settings you use. Shadows tax a ***** imo

When all the clay and lime pits are empty, we'll restore them.

TotalyMeow wrote:When all the clay and lime pits are empty, we'll restore them.

wuuuut dat even possible?

BrB emptying all Clay pits as we speak now.

TotalyMeow wrote:When all the clay and lime pits are empty, we'll restore them.

What constitutes "empty"?

Zapt13 wrote:

TotalyMeow wrote:When all the clay and lime pits are empty, we'll restore them.

What constitutes "empty"?

Technically, I guess, they are never empty, but I would say when they are all to the point where you have to dig the dirt around them, they are effectively empty. There are so many clay and lime pits out there, it's not likely to ever happen. But if it does, we can do several things. We could port to settlements and manually smooth the nearby pits, we could probably write some routine to automatically find clay and lime pits and smooth them flat, or we could just make them work like sand does. It's definitely not something that needs to be worried about.