Postby SekoETC » Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:39 pm
Cantr has towns and businesses and trade routes, while FTO has families who live in their own locations as miniature societies, often not having contact with other people. If they do, the others would be likely to be of another race since there are so many races. Time goes rather fast so you need to log in at least twice a day if you're for example going to cook, since first you need to set up the fire and it will go out in a day, unless you add more wood to it, which will also take some time. In Cantr, if you make a firepit, it's going to be there forever unless someone disassembles it. You gather wood and it goes to your inventory where it can't rot, and you can carry 15 kilos, while in FTO you can only carry 11 things in your inventory, unless you have containers which also take one of those 11 slots. Containers can't contain other containers, or at least that's the case when I last tried it, so your carrying capacity will always be limited by the amount of items, not the weight (although containers do have weight limits). When you forage things, they end up on the ground, and some of them might deteriorate before you can use it. And resources are found quite randomly. For example this forest has wood, kindling, moss, willow bark, mushroom, leaves, spruce sap and maybe other things as well. If I'd choose to forage for wood, there's a chance I would come home empty-handed. In the beginning things deteriorated much faster but then it got nerfed. Now only resources on the ground seem to deteriorate, while food doesn't spoil in my inventory and my tools don't seem to deteriorate.
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