In various places I've seen the following:
a) cottages being built within cottages, using the full 10kg wood.
b) extensions being built within cottages, using 7.5kg wood.
Of the latter, Anthony Roberts seems to have said:
Also, there are now Room Extensions for Wood and Stone buildings (Wood: Cottage; Stone: Building & Hall) - There will be other extensions for the other buildings as well, when they're developed, just to be fair. The extensions have close to, or the same as, the storage capacity of the smallest building resource type. (Ie: If you build an extension on a Hall, it won't be the size of a normal hall, but rather the size of a normal stone building). The resources needed to make an extension is less, as because you don't need to build that 4th wall, type dealy.
But surely this will imply that a wood extension to a cottage will be exactly the same size as a cottage to a cottage, if you see what I mean. So why were some people building the latter?
In other words, what is the difference in outcome between (a) and (b)?
And are these extensions also lockable?
Thanks.
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