Best Path?

[itssirtou]

Whats the best path to not get overwritten by the landscape. Or does it matter?

[tide{S}haper industries]

erm... what? o.O

[PhilkIced]

Indeed, "what?" seems to fit this thread very well.

[Saint Landwalker]

To my knowledge, none of the pathways you can craft have any differences other than cosmetic. Also to my knowledge, all of them prevent random acts of landscaping (like the sudden appearance of rocks).

[itssirtou]

Originally posted by Landwalker04:

To my knowledge, none of the pathways you can craft have any differences other than cosmetic. Also to my knowledge, all of them prevent random acts of landscaping (like the sudden appearance of rocks).

Well I occasionally get stuff like grass or limbs destroying my pathways :\ But thanks

[Saint Landwalker]

Originally posted by itssirtou:

Originally posted by Landwalker04:

To my knowledge, none of the pathways you can craft have any differences other than cosmetic. Also to my knowledge, all of them prevent random acts of landscaping (like the sudden appearance of rocks).

Well I occasionally get stuff like grass or limbs destroying my pathways :\ But thanks

Interesting. And unsettling.

[Dart]

You should only have branches destroy paths in the season change from winter to spring (winter is hard on stuff), or if there's a rock/branch next to the pathway. Rocks and branches propagate themselves to destroy your stuff. Encroaching winderness and all. Clear them all when you can.

I'm pretty sure tall grass doesn't effect anything though. Have'nt had it destroy any path I have next to it.

[itssirtou]

Originally posted by Dart:

You should only have branches destroy paths in the season change from winter to spring (winter is hard on stuff), or if there's a rock/branch next to the pathway. Rocks and branches propagate themselves to destroy your stuff. Encroaching winderness and all. Clear them all when you can.

I'm pretty sure tall grass doesn't effect anything though. Have'nt had it destroy any path I have next to it.

It wasn't the hay-for-food kind of grass it was the gives-the-fiber kind of grass.