The xml says the chance is 5%, but it is not said of what it is 5%@Laynie According to other forum members here, the XMl's state that every time you hit a tree it's a 5% chance that you'll get one honey, although I'm unsure if it's limited to one honey per tree or not, although I find this to be the more likely scenario. So if you want to extract the maximum amount per harvest, use a chainsaw vs a steel axe.
It's either 5% per tree or it's 5% per swing. Wish I could type more but my cat insists on sleeping on my laptop's keyboard. Now she's meowing up a fit.
In that case, using a chainsaw would be a far more efficient solution of potentially extracting more honey anyway. If it takes longer to down a tree, and if the XML is designed in that favor, then you'd theoretically get more honey via time spent chopping or per hit vs a steel axe which only requires a couple hits / a few seconds to down said tree.
Quite the leap in logic there.Blake_ said:
Thanks! It's taken ages to build, even in creative, because we have a crypt and a cremation area underground
I love it, it looks great. What are those terrain pillars? Reminds me of an old RWG generation issue.Thanks! It's taken ages to build, even in creative, because we have a crypt and a cremation area underground
They could be columns from an ancient civilization, or they could be meant to look like basalt pillars, like those created by nature when the tectonic+pressure+temperature conditions are right.
Just rock. We built each one for the look, hehe.
We had giants causeway in mind but with a magical feeling. They are to add defense to Tilly's castle.They could be columns from an ancient civilization, or they could be meant to look like basalt pillars, like those created by nature when the tectonic+pressure+temperature conditions are right.
The third option is magic coolness.
