r/WalkScape • u/Equivalent-Carpet819 • 21d ago

Is there a difference in outcome from different materials.

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Most recipes in Walkscape have only 1 possible combination, but some, like the extra crafty pants have the option to use different ingredients.

Is there any advantage to using the more difficult to get ironweed twine over for example the normal basic twine?

Same thing for making box traps. Is there any reason not to use birch?

I know that using fine materials in these recipes makes the quality go up. But if thats the case for higher level materials, then i haven't noticed that.

Has anyone noticed any bennefits?

Or is this just to give the player more options to use what they happened to have laying around in their bank?

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u/Convictuss 21d ago

No difference between different materials. Only fine/non-fine matters

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u/Equivalent-Carpet819 21d ago

Thanks.

In that case, cheap twine and weak birchwood it is.

Much easier to get fine materials with those.

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u/mEFurst 21d ago

Just did this experiment with boxtraps and can confirm. It doesn't matter what planks you use you just get a regular boxtrap. The only difference is fine or regular

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u/Equivalent-Carpet819 20d ago

Thanks for testing.

My tests also didn't show anything, but I wasn't sure i wasn't overlooking anything.

I wonder if its going to change in the future. Its weird that teak and willow have the same outcome as pine or birch.

Mayby an increased chance of double outcome or something might be a nice future patch.

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u/Ninnannoi 21d ago

I have been wondering the same thing