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bowstrings

Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 11:26 pm
by Marian
I guess this isn't that important, but I just noticed bowstrings was listed twice in the 'semi-finished products' page.

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 12:36 am
by rklenseth
That is correct.

Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 1:59 am
by Marian
Any particular reason for that? And does it matter which one you make for a bow, there's nothing different about the requirements or anything like that so I can't really see any way to tell them apart.

But the main reason I'm bumping this is I noticed a misspelling in a clothing description: "a skirt made of hemp is bound around the waist and hangs to the ankles, it is coursly made and earth toned in hue"

That should be 'coarsely', right?

It didn't seem worth making a whole new thread for, so I figured I might as well use this as a place for tiny trivial things in general. :)

Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 2:26 am
by Chris Johnson
Marian wrote:It didn't seem worth making a whole new thread for, so I figured I might as well use this as a place for tiny trivial things in general. :)


For some strange reason this is one of the best thing I've read today, Thank you Marian . The idea of the tiny trivial things thread just brought a smile to my face .

Both issues you've raised are really in the hands of the resource department but there is no real reason anymore for there to be two types of bowstring in the manufacturing menu . Both types can be manufactured the same way and both have the same functionality. They are a holdover to when there where three types of bowstring.

The clothing description typo should be changed , but I believe the descriptions are currently being worked on by the tailor. They also need to be made availble for translation but that another issue (and ProgD's responsibilty)

Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:12 pm
by Marian
Thanks! :)

Maybe other people will start using this as a 'tiny trivial things' thread too, you never know when someone might notice something and not think it worth mentioning on the forums.