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Artyom Shegeda

Adobe

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Thatch is a good material now. It's easy to collect hay and create thatch stacks. They can be placed in а column, they can be used as a material for roof.
But it is a different situation in real. Villagers use adobe instead of raw thatch or hay. The recipe is: thatch (or hay), clay (or dirt), water. Form the blocks and dry them on sunny place. Dry adobe can be used as a material for walls. It is cheap and easy to create.
 
The only problem i see is the water bucket availability: creation of bucket requires knowledge of metallurgy, but it is not true in real.

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You could always use a wooden bucket for the water.  

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If you have a wooden bucket for water then you are already past this stage of construction.

 

2 Hay + 1 Clay = 12 adobe bricks? 4 adobe bricks together make an adobe brick block, which can be placed. Nevermind the water, just abstract it out.

 

Also just wanna throw it out there you should be able to break thatch back down into its hay form.

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If you have a wooden bucket for water then you are already past this stage of construction.

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2 Hay + 1 Clay = 12 adobe bricks? 4 adobe bricks together make an adobe brick block, which can be placed. Nevermind the water, just abstract it out.

the drying stage is necessary to make it more real (like it is done for pottery) 

Also just wanna throw it out there you should be able to break thatch back down into its hay form.

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Adobe... an update is available.

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Is there a way to make this work without having to add water?  Build 77 sure did change our early-game options by quite a bit.  

Adobe... an update is available.

How does Adobe Reader even need that many updates?  It's not Java or Windows.  

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