Making oil from tarpit more effective

[€e$y]

I want to suggest making oil from tarpit a little bit more effective that is now - let's say 250 gram per day of work.

In my opinion the difference is too big beetwen:

Oil derrick - 1250 gram/per day
Tarpit ~ 75 gram/per day.

That change is important especially now - when cars will need fuel in near future.

[Piscator]

No, it isn't. There are more fuels than just gasoline to burn in an engine.

Tarpits were designed as a means to have access to oil at all, not to have it in convenient amounts. Taking into account the time to chop the timber you can produce 50-60g of oil per day, which is pretty okay considering that timber is ten times less rare than oil.

[B.M.T.]

€e$y!! Great suggestion!!

[€e$y]

That kind of change will have one more positive aspect:

Tarpit will be a little bit more useful.
Nowadays it's quite meaningless resource, because you can chop 3 kg per day and it's enough to make all the masts at raker.

Well, maybe 250 gram it's too big for tarpit - I don't know, but I know that with today efficiency nobody will even think about it, especially, if we take into account how many people lives in cantr towns.

[Surly]

Have a look at the difference in costs between the tarpit and the oil derrick, then rephrase the suggestion.

If anything, the oil derrick is not good enough for the capital investment.