This wasn't in the wiki and wanted to know if there is a name for this terrain:
http://ad.lylay.com/hts/smap.html?x=-37.36&y=-70.12
It doesn't have much tree's, and i like how it tiles look like ^^
I think this land here is good for gathering milkweed roots, wild garlic and witch hats cause that's the most i see when i traveled there.
What type of Terrain is this?
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What type of Terrain is this?
by ULGMsean » Sat Nov 24, 2012 2:00 am
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by Sevenless » Sat Nov 24, 2012 2:35 am
It looks like dark forest, but I believe it's a marsh biome.
They both have the same base terrain, but the forageables are a little different. You don't see turkeys in marsh biomes and you don't see milkweeds in dark forest.
They both have the same base terrain, but the forageables are a little different. You don't see turkeys in marsh biomes and you don't see milkweeds in dark forest.
It's been neat to see the evolution of a game. Salem has come so far, and still has far to go. Although frustrating, I think it's been an experience worth the effort.
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by Vvengyr » Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:01 am
I call it "barren forest" or "brown forest". There are many snakes. Some cool things like Singing logs don't spawn there. The grass spawns are good tho, makes it a good replacement for a plain near.
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by ULGMsean » Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:15 am
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by Procne » Sat Nov 24, 2012 9:48 am
It's called oak savannah. You can find grass, crickets, sugar caps, myrtle oak there
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by Sevenless » Sat Nov 24, 2012 7:21 pm
Procne wrote:It's called oak savannah. You can find grass, crickets, sugar caps, myrtle oak there
Jorb promised at some point all biomes will be truly unique in their forageables. It's on the to-do list. Right now oak savannah sucks otherwise.
It's been neat to see the evolution of a game. Salem has come so far, and still has far to go. Although frustrating, I think it's been an experience worth the effort.
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by harflimon » Sat Nov 24, 2012 11:42 pm
Sevenless wrote:Procne wrote:It's called oak savannah. You can find grass, crickets, sugar caps, myrtle oak there
Jorb promised at some point all biomes will be truly unique in their forageables. It's on the to-do list. Right now oak savannah sucks otherwise.
I love the oak savannah near me, tons of grass for hay, lots of sugar/oakworth/garlic, and there are plenty of rabbits/crickets. Also there are usually deer on it, and beavers spawn near the water. Not to mention I've gotten just as much lime/granite/flint as anywhere else I've been.
It's certainly got a much thinner spawn rate than a forest, but it's not that bad of a biome.
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Re: What type of Terrain is this?
by Sevenless » Sun Nov 25, 2012 2:12 am
The critters are new. It used to spawn exactly like grassland but minus the animals. From your description it just sounds like regular grassland now.
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