Mikhail_B

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1 hour ago, conanjaguar said:

Yes, it is. I hate to nitpick, though.

Everything is fine. Thanks))

6 hours ago, conanjaguar said:

The essence of the question is clear. However, in English, depravity means corruption, insanity, and evil... quite the opposite of strength!

However, if you were adding 3% depravity...

strength consumption 3% - is that better?))

16 hours ago, Stinky socks said:

I like hacksaw, not as heavy to haul around and just as easily repairable. You do need tools though I guess, so it might be a wash.

By a wash, I mean hacksaw and hammer advantages even out.

I chose the difficult mode. I made 3 knives and 3 axes in the forge. The grindstones will run out, and going to the cannery will not always work. Therefore, I will use the axe more rationally.

Logically, it is more efficient to use a hammer to get firewood. And it's already being repaired with cedar wood.

4 minutes ago, conanjaguar said:

Welcome to the Forum!

I know you wrote through a translator (and I’m not criticizing you for this), but this mistranslation is indeed funny!

Sentences are made up differently in each language. This makes it look strange. Is the essence of the question clear?

I write through a translator.

There is information on the consumption of strength when extracting firewood from various items. I made a small comparison. Here is the result:

Bench 39 minutes - 3% strength spent
Cedar 59 minutes - 3% strength spent
Chair 29 minutes - 3% of depravity spent
box 10 minutes - 3%
Boards 2h 36m - 3%

UPD. It looks like 3% is the minimum threshold of destruction. Based on these data, it is better to craft large objects, like a cedar branch or a stack of boards.

I write through a translator. I really like the game, thanks for the hard work. I like your game, and I see that you put your soul into it yourself.

Now I want to ask, will support for modern smoothing be implemented? This would make the game visually more enjoyable. Thanks.