#Equipment Decay

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small shell
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Most sandbox MMO games have a mechanic in place (item decay through use, or destruction via PvP) that ensures the economy remains active and crafters of all levels remain relevant though the constant need of new tools, armor, resources etc.

In Bitcraft, besides supplies being consumed to maintain claims, and lower level items being used to craft higher tiers - are there any systems in place or planned to incentivise consistent production? Or once I have a tier 10 pickaxe am I set for life?

sand rover
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there is (will be) a durability system though they've said your tools won't break so much as need maintenance to be effective. they didn't want the system to feel punishing and require constantly making new stuff.

rather than that, they have a rarity system which means that dedicated people who want to go for high rarity items will have to craft many lower level items for a long time.

small shell
lapis idol
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maybe we make npc's buy the tools we dont use aka ones that arent uncommon+

inner sorrel
lapis idol
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ye till no one needs em anymore, late game will be blacksmiths pumping out for best quality for thier settlements, and the excess will flood the market

inner sorrel
vast wren
inner sorrel
vast wren
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yep, and for a t4 tool you also will need a t3/t2/t1 tool 🙂 And thats not even talking about rarity

inner sorrel
vast wren
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yeah as far as I know you could, but why would you? 🙂 It's like beating the final boss in Zelda with a beginner weapon. Of course it's possible, but no sane person would attempt it normally

inner sorrel
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just saying you dont necessarily need every tier tool before upgrading

vast wren
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you need a t1 tool to craft a t2 tool, and you need a t2 tool to craft a t3 tool. Yes you need all of them

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its part of the recipe

inner sorrel
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Back to basics tho, im down for equip delay that lowers the Effort it outputs down to like 50% over time if not maintained with like... the refined materials or something

inner sorrel