Salem

Hi guys, I got two questions for ya'all!

I read on the Wiki that the compost bin can be filled with seeds but somehow I can't throw them inside of it. Is it an error on the wiki or I'm doing something wrong?

Also I built a mine entrance and started to mine. After I found 2 hardened tiles walls, softened with fire. They turned out to be the standard wall (rubble boulder) and behind them were three other tiles, even these three softened and discovered to be normal tiles. Does a hardened tile hide some veins or it is just a way to slow the mining process? Also I mined almost 100 tiles and found no vein (unlucky?) using the tips of mining straight lines with 6 tiles between each tunnel.

Thank you for your attention and congrats to the devs of Salem!

OT: I used to play H&H before this game came out, didn't like the way jorbtar developed the game (don't know if they acted by request or by their mind), then came back here under a friend's advice and I have to say that JC and the other devs are making great updates. But please, don't make crows killable, they are the eyes of Odin.

If you cant put seeds, so this not working ;D Wiki can have false information.
Black tiles, "softened" and chipped, gives you chance for discover next lvl of mine.
Deeper in mine, more weins you can find, and with highter purity.
First lvl of mine is a bit empty ;D Just search harder

Thank you for the fast answers. When I was traveling in the wild I entered few mines and discovered that half of them had iron not far than 15 tile frome the ladder, probably that made me think it was easier to find a vein!

xsarfax wrote:If you cant put seeds, so this not working ;D Wiki can have false information.
Black tiles, "softened" and chipped, gives you chance for discover next lvl of mine.
Deeper in mine, more weins you can find, and with highter purity.
First lvl of mine is a bit empty ;D Just search harder

Raise your M/M prof...essential the deeper you go.

Bins won't take cotton seeds; but Turkey coops will.

fixed wiki; it no longer says seeds go into bins.