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Post by Jolly on May 4, 2019 23:51:26 GMT 1
Is their a reason they take more then 10 skill to make?
I view the nails like planks, and d-stone for how they are used to construct buildings.
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Post by kyri on May 7, 2019 7:46:58 GMT 1
I recon its because of the time and effort it takes to gather the ores and coal , then you have to make the bars , then work the bars into nails.
on the other hand I think the planks and dim stone are extremely low skill , lets face it any berk can hack away at mountain and have a chance to get a workable chunk of stone out of it, but it takes some skill to shape it into anything you build with, same berk can chop at a tree and stand a chance to get a useful log, in fact I can turn trees into logs (and not fail at all), but I wouldnt put money on my ability to get planks out of them!.
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Post by Jolly on May 8, 2019 4:05:52 GMT 1
hmmm rookie lumber jack cops down tree and has it fall on someone/himself or something,
game has balances crafting gives 9 exp, training without master is 4 and training with master 5-12 depends on how good master is.
reading a google guide is 4 xp per turn.... destroying your stuff is 9 exp
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Post by kyri on May 8, 2019 19:37:31 GMT 1
we gain from our failures as well as our sucesses?...or we just get better at destroying stuff
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Post by Jolly on May 9, 2019 4:33:07 GMT 1
failures give 9exp
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Post by kyri on May 9, 2019 7:01:47 GMT 1
Then I whole heartedly endorse failure!,
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