Forage wood in caves?

[octavian]

A bit, strange.

[octavian]

Nobody finds it weird you can forage tinder and reclaim wood in caves

[DrMembrane]

No, I was going to make a post about this, it's pretty weird. I dunno why they're considered semi-inside

[Incariuz]

It is a bit weird yah. I could understand finding branches, sticks, tinder, etc... In the fact it was likely used for nesting purposes, or just random pieces blown in by wind, or perhaps carried knocked in by someone or something at some point. However, that being said, I'd prefer not having the ability to harvest inside the cave, requiring a player to go outside, but that's just me.

[octavian]

However, that being said, I'd prefer not having the ability to harvest inside the cave, requiring a player to go outside, but that's just me.

That's what I'm saying, +1.

[TheIncredibleHibby]

Glad I'm not the only one who found it kinda strange to be able to harvest reclaimed wood in caves of all places. Along those lines, I also think it's kinda funky that the closed in porch of the farmstead has its own stash of 20 harvestable reclaimed wood separate from the rest of the house, where is all that wood coming from in there? :shock: unless the character is literally ripping the floorboards up or something...which can't be good for property value :lol:

[elloco999]

I'm pretty sure I used to be able to harvest soft- and hardwood inside caves, not reclaimed wood. But yeah, you should have to go outside of the cave to harvest wood.

[desrocchi]

Despite the comparison with the real world makes it somewhat odd, in-game it makes perfect sense that in a cave youl only find small pieces of wood you can use to craft a trap or that won't burn for very long.

The main issue is the graphic rapresentation of the reclaimed wood itself: if it were a more generic kind of wood/branch it would not arise these kind of questions.

[exeexe]

Guys relax, the reason for this change is because they changed a parameter for the caves to "inside" so you now can cure animal parts in caves