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Suggestions / Re: Increase average cow size a bit
« on: November 07, 2025, 08:07:57 AM »
You're right. Small or medium-sized cows are just a dud. Female cows are at least good for milking, but small male bulls are completely useless.
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It functions as fine quality. But once you take the axe head off again it's still a masterwork and you have increased chance of producing a masterwork axe when you re-haft it.
I don't think the blade itself is ever damaged, though the resulting re-hafted tool/weapon won't necessarily be masterwork anymore. The head quality is even tracked seperately, so the game should remember that the masterwork axe you rehafted as fine axe is has masterwork quality head.
3.72b file no longer worked with upgrade to 3.72 (stable).
Here is an adjusted file that works with it.
I added in Night's array of injuries (adjusted with the same shift as everything else), though with a note that I haven't tested it myself. I'll test it next time I get injured.
1. Not too big as is 9x14=126 tiles, x10 for 1260 possible stacks. BUT! If you have fences, traps shelter, you’re going to get nagged.
2. Yes. The game loads wilderness/zoomed out map and all 8 surrounding tiles. You’re going to hit item/stack limit. You should leave two zoomed out tiles between farm and cabin. So farm is at least 3rd wilderness tile away.
3. I don’t recall seeing that in release notes.
Thanks a lot!
Due to the limitations of the game, it is advisable to plant large (20x20 or even bigger) fields two or three tiles away from your main settlement. A fence can be built around large farms to prevent foreign traders from triggering the item overflow bug, though this is a lot of work.
Changing measurement units from imperial to metric decrease max carryweight significantly, like half in my case.
Do you mean the numeric value for metric on screen drops to 2.2 times less than imperial?
As in carrying 200lbs maxes out your encumbrance, but mere 100kg does the same?
Or are you saying character maxing out at 220lbs maxes out at 50kg?
Can you provide screen shots of lbs and kg both please?
220lbs weighs the same as 100kg. All the items weights get reduced by same ratio.