Game Development: Boarded up Feelings

[Procne]

Huh, it seems that Unscathed wood received bonus 2000 hammer & nail in this update. What a ninja update
I was amazed when I noticed this today, but thought that I simply haven't noticed it earlier, since Law & Lore seemed the only useful proficiency from it

[Gallient]

Huh, it seems that Unscathed wood received bonus 2000 hammer & nail in this update. What a ninja update
I was amazed when I noticed this today, but thought that I simply haven't noticed it earlier, since Law & Lore seemed the only useful proficiency from it

Thought you were trolling but looked myself . Thank god I haven't had a use for unscathed wood in awhile 100+ H&N here I come.

[Gallient]

BTW

Wall:
1 planed
2 dry

Cornerpost:
5 planed
10 dry
2 nails

[Potjeh]

You know, it's kinda odd that boat doesn't require oiled boards. I'd do away with coal in favour of that, and we could use oil to repair which should be handier than hauling a bunch of coal.

[darnokpl]

You know, it's kinda odd that boat doesn't require oiled boards. I'd do away with coal in favour of that, and we could use oil to repair which should be handier than hauling a bunch of coal.

Jorb said something about tar when he added boats.

[Mushibag]

BTW

Wall:
1 planed
2 dry

Cornerpost:
5 planed
10 dry
2 nails

Starterpost:
4 oiled
10 planed
15 dry
5 nails

Gate:
2 oiled
6 planed
4 leather
4 nails

[ramuller]

I used the above data to update http://salemwiki.info/index.php/Plank_Fence.

[Gallient]

I went ahead and did a single test, looks to me that soak value might be around 50.

[_Gunnar]

Pretty cool, now all we need to know is how much HP it has to know at what humours you can break it in one "crime"

[Malakai]

This may have been mentioned before, but here goes.
When oiling boards, you most likley get a few warped boards and some oiled boards. This uses 40 liters of oil (if i remember correctly) If the oil usage is so high i really feel that when planing the warped boards should yield oiled boards if successfull. That to me sounds more realistic.