[Water] and the use of it

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Rotten food to Compost

if you wanted it to be realistic this would require water as water is needed to regulate the temperature of the compost more water = more heat = faster decay it can be quite a bit more complicated but as I understand it thats basically how it works

Collection of Suggestions

yeah I am hoping water will be required for farming in the future. and also priority planting and harvesting

More efficient farming

I think the real problem is that only farmers can harvest. -Allow other hearthlings to harvest things as well. -Make growing crops a bit harder by having the farmers remove weeds and do trimmings and water them occasionally. So only a farmer will know what plants need what, but anyone can walk into a field and see that the food is ripe and harvest it. This makes getting your fields producing the only thing the farmer has to worry about.

Crops need water ( or to be near water) to grow

My thought would have it set that crops would have to be within a certain proximity of water to grow, of course, the radius would depend on the crop. We could also have as the farmer would need to bring water to the crop and water them.

Interacting with Physics & Mechanical Structures

I recently got asked some questions about big projects and decided that it would be interesting to get feedback on my response to see what other people think. so here it is Well if I had to make a list Smarter Mine Zoning? A way to select the very top block of a section of ground, like a magic wand in paint that simply finds all blocks connected together at the same elevation and makes a selection that you can then drag to adjust the edges and select an area downwards, at a selected …

Water should become important

I have been playing hours of this game and I absolutely LOVE it! I believe this game will become amazing with all the help they are currently getting from their supporters. Anyways, I want to leave a suggestion to the organizers and hopefully they read it. I believe if they somehow start to make water more important in the game, it could open so many more opportunities for the game to grow in depth. Imagine the strategy behind having to settle close to a water source, to be able to clean onesel…

Plumbing / Water Delivery Systems

Hey, longtime lurker/backer, first time poster. I noticed what looked like a canal in this teaser image everyone has seen before, and I was wondering if things like this were going to have any actual utility in Stonehearth game mechanics. I remember that disease was discussed as a potential bad thing that could happen to your settlers, and I was thinking that proper access to/quality of water in their homes would be one of the factors that would lower the chances of having an evil plague. Obvi…

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