Can we please have grass foundations and ceiling tiles so that we can make our own leveled gardens?
Oh and a plea from the observations of building pieces that recently came out. don’t skimp out and forget the wedges.
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YES PLEASE!!!
Show some love to the gardeners! We need more plants, trees, and terrain-like build items.
Also echoing the request for wedges to be added to the build sets. Small oversight, with big impact on build options.
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Wedges, Sloped Walls, and Fence Foundations.
But yes, a greenhouse or arboretum set would be nice. Grass/flower patches like the stone pathway placeables to make gardens if not full foundation tiles.
Of course, this one is also still hoping for some water fill tiles, but know that is unlikely due to how it would interact with the thirst mechanic.
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If they’re purely decoration, that shouldn’t be an issue. Then again, what do I know? 
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Wells already exist, so the concept of interactable player-built water source isn’t new.
That said, making it a Bazaar element would be called “pay-to-win” because you’d get interactable water sources without spending Feat points (as if those were a limited resource).
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Unfortunately, this is already in place.
DLC, battle pass, and Bazaar items so not require associated knowledge unlocks.
In the playthrough I just finished, I had endgame armor and weapons for myself and followers at level 50 and never bothered with the 3rd level of Thrall taking because whip bindings were adequate.
I never unlocked a weapon recipe, and only two armors.
This meant I was never short of points through 60, when they become, effectively, unlimited.
Wells exist but they arent at all pretty. A ramshackle stone well in middle of the gleaming white aquilonian palace looks very much out of place.
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up, i need it a lot, actually i use hay stable foundation and ceiling that are the ones i think is nearest to soil. I also dream with block of water so we can fill or sewers and create fishing tanks.
that will be amazing if we could make a grass foundations
No it would not be. We already have free interactable water sources without spending Knowledge points, dotted all around the map, and they are available from level 1 and as early as the River biome. These free water sources are the rivers, lakes, ponds and the ocean itself located all around the map. This is an example of the Magnification Minimisation distortion. The prior in this case.
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But don’t forget about the wells from the aquilonian dlc AND those lovely statues of refreshing (is the name correct?), the ones from the mithra religion!
They look very nice fellow exile! 
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I’m all for pointing out when something is P2W but I don’t think this is even close.
Ponds, rivers and the ocean isn’t even something I use anymore. I don’t carry a water skin. Most of my water comes from feasts or dropped food.
It would just be plain ■■■■■■ to make it something locked behind a paywall.
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The fountains in the Argos DLC as well as the statue in the Mitra religion are there to save you from the sandstone well in your gorgeous faux Mediterranean domus.
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Big support. Having grass & dirt ceilings/foundations would be an interesting reskin for the planters, but even if they’re just decorative, they’d be incredibly useful. I know some mods add them (I think Shadows of Skelos is one) and it’s always very nice to have
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I’m not saying I would call it pay-to-win. I’m saying it “would be” called pay-to-win, and considering all of the idiotisms some people have called pay-to-win in the past, I’m certain this one would, too.
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It could also be pay to lose if you can drown in it.
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Fill it with alcohol and drown your sorrows when the next Age doesn’t fix whatever you would’ve wanted fixed. Because it’s easier to make new features than fix broken old ones.
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But that’s useless to this one.
This one only drinks when they are in a good mood.
Drowning sorrows doesn’t work.
Misery floats. It has this strange buoyancy that doesn’t obey what we usually consider density rules.
Then in game… It still doesn’t work, it gives a dubious buff or so and, because this one’s niece could drink all of our characters combined under the table, then leaves us helpless, exhausted, and debilitated.
But having a sorcery enabled version of water blocks that are instead blood could be interesting.
That said, items in the Bazaar generate revenue.
Bug fixes maintain the player base.
Which one do you think is the priority, and thus the request most likely to even be acknowledged?
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I know some people who would love this
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it will be a huge thing if they could add it to the game its will make it so much better to build and new building looks cool and amazin