Oh crap There goes my half month money for lunch and dinner
Some of it looks good, I am however interested like many others what biome restrictions will there be on the items, in other words what biomes will be able to support bees and pet, and since primer will be using honey in its recipe it may become tricky to use in biomes without honey.
Posted By Abigor at 07:35 AM - Tue Mar 13 2018
Some of it looks good, I am however interested like many others what biome restrictions will there be on the items, in other words what biomes will be able to support bees and pet, and since primer will be using honey in its recipe it may become tricky to use in biomes without honey.
Something I'm very curious about as well, since I'm relatively positive I'm going to end up in Brudvir country. The Foxcelot has different breeds and coats for different biomes, so they are able to survive in different places. Also, there is some indication that the bees can survive most places, as Snipe did say this on Discord last night:
"They'll be pretty robust but you will have to work hard to take care of them in the tundra, for example, because food will be scarce for them and its hella cold outside their hives. The same is probably true in the deserts most of the time except swap cold with heat."
Still, knowing whether or not difficult means that for all intensive purposes they will likely die in those biomes, would be something I'm very interested to hear.
Posted By Esoba at 06:51 AM - Tue Mar 13 2018
Posted By Abigor at 07:35 AM - Tue Mar 13 2018
Some of it looks good, I am however interested like many others what biome restrictions will there be on the items, in other words what biomes will be able to support bees and pet, and since primer will be using honey in its recipe it may become tricky to use in biomes without honey.
Something I'm very curious about as well, since I'm relatively positive I'm going to end up in Brudvir country. The Foxcelot has different breeds and coats for different biomes, so they are able to survive in different places. Also, there is some indication that the bees can survive most places, as Snipe did say this on Discord last night:
"They'll be pretty robust but you will have to work hard to take care of them in the tundra, for example, because food will be scarce for them and its hella cold outside their hives. The same is probably true in the deserts most of the time except swap cold with heat."
Still, knowing whether or not difficult means that for all intensive purposes they will likely die in those biomes, would be something I'm very interested to hear.
Well, probably shouldn't be that hard, bees thrive pretty well in alpine and taiga climates as those climates have tons of wildflowers. We don't have any tundra on the starting continent, nor any real harsh desert, we have semi-arid desert which again, is home to tons of wildflowers and flowering cacti at least IRL.
I'm curious about the "range" of the bees effect.
"These bees increase germination and growth rates of plants in their area...
Will they only affect the parcel where the hive is placed or will they range farther than that. For example if you had 3 parcels of land, center being the Home parcel and left/right being agriculture fields. Would you need a hive in each field or could you place them on the home parcel and they would affect the parcels around it? Could they affect my neighbors field as well if their parcel is next to mine?
Posted By Devilkyn at 09:15 AM - Tue Mar 13 2018
I'm curious about the "range" of the bees effect.
"These bees increase germination and growth rates of plants in their area...
Will they only affect the parcel where the hive is placed or will they range farther than that. For example if you had 3 parcels of land, center being the Home parcel and left/right being agriculture fields. Would you need a hive in each field or could you place them on the home parcel and they would affect the parcels around it? Could they affect my neighbors field as well if their parcel is next to mine?
From Snipehunter in Discord yesterday at 3:01pm PT:
"Cardinal bees that aren't swarming have about a 1km range, but that's not in any way a settled number to be fair."
"Stupid questions make more sense than stupid mistakes."
if you buy 3 you should get at least one pair. Its just Math.
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I assume the Bees will not pollinate the Flower-Cup Porcupines? Cuz that might cause some problems.
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if bees have 1km range.
Each parcel is 64m wide by 64m deep A county for instance can be as small as 1km x 1km (or 1024m x 1024m) which is equivalent to 256 parcels of land
So could one set of bees cover most of a county?
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Posted By kajoreh at 5:07 PM - Tue Mar 13 2018
if you buy 3 you should get at least one pair. Its just Math.
That's not how probability works. It might work out that way in your case, or you could end up with 3 of the same gender animal. When you toss a coin, you have a 50/50 chance of getting heads or tails. Each time you toss a coin, you still have that same 50/50 chance. The probability doesn't change. Send alms to the RNG gods and buy 5 just to be safe. ;)
Press the "flip again" button a few times and see how you do
Posted By kajoreh at 10:07 AM - Wed Mar 14 2018
if you buy 3 you should get at least one pair. Its just Math.
Tell that to my mate who has three boys and wanted a girl .