Potholes and road decay

[fishfin]

I like it.

[Phalynx]

It would make some kind of sense if there were hundreds of vehicles a day rolling along causing damage but there aren't ... how many decades did roman roads last before repairs were necessary?

[tiddy ogg]

We're back on the general subject of decay, which is, I think, almost universally disliked. But if everything else decays so should roads.
But yes indeed, with all of these things, wear should be proportional to use, not time.

[Peanut]

We're back on the general subject of decay, which is, I think, almost universally disliked. But if everything else decays so should roads.
But yes indeed, with all of these things, wear should be proportional to use, not time.

I'd say 25% to time and 75% to use.

That would solve the problem they tried to solve with decay in the first place.
Keeping people from hoarding tools.

[Solfius]

We're back on the general subject of decay, which is, I think, almost universally disliked. But if everything else decays so should roads.
But yes indeed, with all of these things, wear should be proportional to use, not time.

I'd say 25% to time and 75% to use.

That would solve the problem they tried to solve with decay in the first place.
Keeping people from hoarding tools.

Sounds about right

[Phalynx]

Fine but I want something realistic like 1 hour repair time for every unit of distance(say 10 pixels) / cantr year... anything else is just madness