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[Neyvn]

How many hours of work again???

[KineseN]

Matis Actions:

• Spend one hour with some Org-bone trying to make needles. (No exp gain)
• Spend 12 hours looking for those shiny stones Grey found. (24 exp to Gatherer and 24 kg of rocks if I don't find Grey's shiny stones. X exp and X kg of shiny stones if I do find.)
• Spend 3 hours looking for a rubber tree to tap from.

37 Islanders Actions:

• 10 gather roots.
• 10 building on the hut.
• 10 building on the workshop.
• 7 hours working on the farm.

Something like that?

[Cheddarius]

Neyvn, I don't understand your question.

Matis, yeah. For your actions, I'll do them, since they involve mechanics that only I know or that don't exist yet.
For villager actions, if someone wins, I'll have schlim do the action math. If it's a mash-up, I'll split it into whoever won which part and do that.

[Kadzar]

Kadzar works on the hut for 16 hours. It is now 47/200 kg done. He gains 16 experience in building. With the experience of 15 he gained last but was not given and the experience this turn: 15+16+64=95 building experience.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I went back and fixed my last post to remove the red and give my islander NPC votes by individual instead of by hour.

Also, Chaddarius, just for clarification:

If the XP table says "Dabbling: 100" that means if you're at the skill level below you need 100 to earn Dabbling, right? So if you're Dabbling, and you have 10 EXP, you should note it as "Dabbling Spearmaker: 10/110" because the Novice line has 110. Right?

[ein]

No, the number on the line is how much you need for the next level.
So, dabbling needs 100 to advance to novice.

[Cheddarius]

Indeed.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

So how do you advance to Dabbling?

[Cheddarius]

By doing something for the first time. Technically, everyone's a Dabbling Gunmaker 0/100, it's just that it's hidden right now.

[ein]

Would you care to elaborate more on how much time it takes to do something/how much XPs we get from doing it?
We've got the gathering info and that 1 hour=1 normal weapon, but not other stuff, like building, fletching, and clothesmaking.
Also, is a normal weapon a simple part, or the whole deal.
Now that we know how to make stone-tipped spears, can we make one in an hour, or is it an hour for the shaft and another for the head?
Also, is there a separate skill for clothesmaking and armouring, or is a clothier capable of turning wood into a breastplate?

[Nirur Torir]

I think I'm going to drop this. It was fun for a while, thanks for hosting it.

[ExKirby]

For the record of it, if I don't post, it means I'm doing my usual kill birds, cook for 1 hour.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I'd think you kind of need to post, as a minimal amount of participation. It's not like the turns are fast and furious here ...

That's like not showing up for the D&D game but expecting to get EXP and treasure anyway.

[ExKirby]

Actually, more prodictive turn. Use 12 hours on pigeons, 2 on fish, 1 on cooking and one on digging a cave. That's 3 pigeons, 1 fish, all cooked... and a cave started.

Can I request that some villagers help me with my last action?

[Cheddarius]

Ein, building 1 kg takes 1 hour. Fletching 1 arrow takes 1 hour. Making 1 thing of clothes will take one hour (pants, 1 pair socks, etc.)
Normal weapon is most likely a whole weapon.
Stone-tipped spear is two hours - one for the knife, one for the shaft, and assembly is instantaneous.
Clothes and armour are different.

ExKirby, data? Also, where do you want to dig a cave, and how?