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| − | I think it should be noted that fertilizer can only be applied to fields 10 times in a specific window of time. My testing shows that this window is somewhere in the 1 hour to 45 minute time frame.[[User:Badger Bishop|Badger Bishop]] 14:40, 6 December 2012 (CST) | + | I think it should be noted that fertilizer can only be applied to fields 10 times in a specific window of time. My testing shows that this window is somewhere in the 1 hour to 45 minute time frame. Further it should be noted that each fertilizer has a diminished return based on it's sequence in the stack of 10 maximum applications per window.[[User:Badger Bishop|Badger Bishop]] 14:40, 6 December 2012 (CST) |
| + | : I haven't noticed any limit like that (I just spammed 16 humus onto a field as fast as I could click). | ||
| + | : Were you applying wood choppings to a new tilled field? If so, the limit of 10 had to do with the cap on upkeep. --[[User:Swordmage|Swordmage]] 16:05, 6 December 2012 (CST) | ||
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Fertilizer Application
I think it should be noted that fertilizer can only be applied to fields 10 times in a specific window of time. My testing shows that this window is somewhere in the 1 hour to 45 minute time frame. Further it should be noted that each fertilizer has a diminished return based on it's sequence in the stack of 10 maximum applications per window.Badger Bishop 14:40, 6 December 2012 (CST)
- I haven't noticed any limit like that (I just spammed 16 humus onto a field as fast as I could click).
- Were you applying wood choppings to a new tilled field? If so, the limit of 10 had to do with the cap on upkeep. --Swordmage 16:05, 6 December 2012 (CST)
