Fossilized Bone: Where in the H-E-Double Hockey Sticks do you get it?

[Wandering Mania]

All I need to progress into the (I guess last for now) biome is a level 5 flame. To get a level 5 flame, I have all the other mats required; But no where on the hub, or in game does anyone, and anything say how or where to get it.

Will someone be kind enough to let me in on the big secrete of the hows and wheres to get some. Thanks.

[holdem]

Omg how can you miss those big brown fossilized bone structures all over the east side lol

[Wandering Mania]

Originally posted by holdem:

Omg how can you miss those big brown fossilized bone structures all over the east side lol

East side of what? I never seen any structures.

[holdem]

There are big brown skeleton like bone structures scattered all over the east side map.

[Fryskar]

Originally posted by Wandering Mania:

Originally posted by holdem:

Omg how can you miss those big brown fossilized bone structures all over the east side lol

East side of what? I never seen any structures.

You have been to the pillars or the desert?
There are bones of ~200m long creatures.

[Dessembrae]

Originally posted by Wandering Mania:

All I need to progress into the (I guess last for now) biome is a level 5 flame. To get a level 5 flame, I have all the other mats required; But no where on the hub, or in game does anyone, and anything say how or where to get it.

Will someone be kind enough to let me in on the big secrete of the hows and wheres to get some. Thanks.

I missed that one too. You have to whack the bones several times, like copper ore, to get fossilized bone out. I whacked it twice then assumed it was purely decorative.

If you have the nomad highlands spire unlocked it's an easy glide to the nearest mega-skellington (straight west from the spire), and I think you can also get tin ore in a small shrouded crevice on the way to those bones too.

[Wandering Mania]

Originally posted by Dessembrae:

I missed that one too. You have to whack the bones several times, like copper ore, to get fossilized bone out. I whacked it twice then assumed it was purely decorative.

If you have the nomad highlands spire unlocked it's an easy glide to the nearest mega-skellington (straight west from the spire), and I think you can also get tin ore in a small shrouded crevice on the way to those bones too.

Thanks. This game just leaves far too much unanswered, and unexplained. Because while yes, a lot of things are destructible and lootable. There is an equal amount of things that are indestructible, and most of the time, you don't get the loot you thought you'd get. Like the scavenger metal laden structures only drop wood for some reason.

[Fryskar]

Originally posted by Wandering Mania:

Originally posted by Dessembrae:

I missed that one too. You have to whack the bones several times, like copper ore, to get fossilized bone out. I whacked it twice then assumed it was purely decorative.

If you have the nomad highlands spire unlocked it's an easy glide to the nearest mega-skellington (straight west from the spire), and I think you can also get tin ore in a small shrouded crevice on the way to those bones too.

Thanks. This game just leaves far too much unanswered, and unexplained. Because while yes, a lot of things are destructible and lootable. There is an equal amount of things that are indestructible, and most of the time, you don't get the loot you thought you'd get. Like the scavenger metal laden structures only drop wood for some reason.

Few things are indectructable.
Think only the spire and temple structures as wells as the runeswitches themself can't be demolished.
Even the runelocked doors can be destroyed.

[Kosevich]

Originally posted by Wandering Mania:

Thanks. This game just leaves far too much unanswered, and unexplained. Because while yes, a lot of things are destructible and lootable. There is an equal amount of things that are indestructible, and most of the time, you don't get the loot you thought you'd get. Like the scavenger metal laden structures only drop wood for some reason.

Even if you find locked door (like in Pike capitol city) you can blow up a wall near it and make your own path (just use bombs).
So far this game has almost EVERY object in the game destroyable

[Wandering Mania]

Well the dumbest thing I ran into that was indestructible was a wooden pallet leaning against a wall in that prison when getting the Spindle(?). No matter how many times I hit it with my bronze axe it just would not die. Leaving me to believe that most things could not be broken. And only then was when I started to try to break stuff lying around. Before that, I basically never broke a single thing intentionally.

[JS]

A good rule of thumb with these types of games are to pick and destroy everything, you never know what recipes you get. You got bones right below Nomad spire, its the easiest place.

[Wandering Mania]

Originally posted by JS:

A good rule of thumb with these types of games are to pick and destroy everything, you never know what recipes you get. You got bones right below Nomad spire, its the easiest place.

Yeah, I just got so used to the 'Static objects' of games like Skyrim. They are static, and trying to break them for other stuff is a test in futility.

And since this game has such a 'light survival*' element, I figured they where the same way.
With the chairs, tables, bathroom fixtures, ectra, all just decorative; The base building itself led me to believe that only the ground tiles, and some 'above ground' resources (trees and plants) where destructible.

*Light Survival: No need to regularly eat, sleep, drink, among other things.

[Fryskar]

Originally posted by Wandering Mania:

Originally posted by JS:

A good rule of thumb with these types of games are to pick and destroy everything, you never know what recipes you get. You got bones right below Nomad spire, its the easiest place.

Yeah, I just got so used to the 'Static objects' of games like Skyrim. They are static, and trying to break them for other stuff is a test in futility.

And since this game has such a 'light survival*' element, I figured they where the same way.
With the chairs, tables, bathroom fixtures, ectra, all just decorative; The base building itself led me to believe that only the ground tiles, and some 'above ground' resources (trees and plants) where destructible.

*Light Survival: No need to regularly eat, sleep, drink, among other things.

Just as heads up. Don't hurl fireballs into your flaxfields. Or any other point in your base.

[Wandering Mania]

Originally posted by Fryskar:

Just as heads up. Don't hurl fireballs into your flaxfields. Or any other point in your base.

Yeah... I don't plan on it.