wheelbarrow

[Ciuffoblu93]

Be able to recover materials from wheelbarrows

[Leeanda]

Or use them,at least for short distances 

[Ciuffoblu93]

30 minutes ago, Leeanda said:

Or use them,at least for short distances 

But in the snow they are very difficult to use

[Leeanda]

4 minutes ago, Ciuffoblu93 said:

But in the snow they are very difficult to use

True, but places like pv, BlackRock and coastal have enough clear roads

[Ciuffoblu93]

14 minutes ago, Leeanda said:

Vero, ma posti come PV, BlackRock e la costa hanno strade abbastanza libere

And 'already present an object similar to the travois, thanks to the dlc, or right ?

[Leeanda]

I think there's a few around , and could come in handy in the early game when you haven't got the hides and things for the travois..  I think the travois is dlc only, honestly I don't use it..

[ThePancakeLady]

Yeah, the travois is DLC-only. 

There are a few wheelbarrows around in the base game (another one is in the middle of the houses in Mountain Town/Milton), but there aren't a ton of them. They would only be good on flat, clear roads. Wheelbarrows suck in show or mud or even deep loose soil, they suck on slopes especially if they are heavily loaded. And the main problem- what kind of tire does it have? Solid rubber, or tubeless rubber that needs to be inflated constantly, especially in cold weather? We never used wheelbarrows in the winter on the farm- they always got stuck if you tried. We used farm sleds (utility sleds), some flat-bottomed, some on wooden rails that we could pull behind a tractor or ATV.

I don't think we should be able to use wheelbarrows to move stuff in the game, but yeah- harvesting them for scrap metal and recycled wood makes some sense, with heavy decay on the hacksaw due to the heavy metal body of the wheelbarrow, or maybe we can only harvest the wood handles and legs?

[Ciuffoblu93]

23 minutes ago, ThePancakeLady said:

Sì, il travois è disponibile solo nei DLC. 

Ci sono alcune carriole in giro nel gioco base (un'altra è in mezzo alle case a Mountain Town/Milton), ma non ce ne sono molte. Sarebbero adatte solo su strade pianeggianti e pulite. Le carriole succhiano fango o persino terreno profondo e smosso, succhiano sui pendii, soprattutto se sono molto cariche. E il problema principale: che tipo di pneumatico ha? Gomma piena o gomma senza camera d'aria che deve essere gonfiata costantemente, soprattutto quando fa freddo? Non abbiamo mai usato carriole in inverno in fattoria: si bloccavano sempre se ci provavi. Usavamo slitte agricole (slitte da lavoro), alcune a fondo piatto, altre su rotaie di legno che potevamo trainare dietro un trattore o un ATV.

Non credo che dovremmo poter usare le carriole per spostare le cose nel gioco, ma sì, recuperarle per ricavarne rottami metallici e legno riciclato ha senso, dato il forte deterioramento del seghetto dovuto al corpo in metallo pesante della carriola, oppure potremmo solo recuperare i manici e le gambe in legno?

For I was inclined to recover material, rather than to transport things.

[ThePancakeLady]

42 minutes ago, Ciuffoblu93 said:

For I was inclined to recover material, rather than to transport things.

Yes, and I agreed with that idea:

1 hour ago, ThePancakeLady said:

I don't think we should be able to use wheelbarrows to move stuff in the game, but yeah- harvesting them for scrap metal and recycled wood makes some sense, with heavy decay on the hacksaw due to the heavy metal body of the wheelbarrow, or maybe we can only harvest the wood handles and legs?

The first part of my comment was responding to @Leeanda's comments:

2 hours ago, Leeanda said:

Or use them,at least for short distances 

 

1 hour ago, Leeanda said:

True, but places like pv, BlackRock and coastal have enough clear roads

 

1 hour ago, Leeanda said:

think there's a few around , and could come in handy in the early game when you haven't got the hides and things for the travois..  I think the travois is dlc only, honestly I don't use it..

 

[Leeanda]

I like the idea of using them for materials, sorry should've stated that