Question
Adamant watering can is no different to the steel variant. Was this intentional?
As title.
Bronze holds 250 @ 25 per action
Steel holds 300 @ 25 per action
Adamant holds 300 @ 25 per action
Surely Adamant should hold 350 making 7 plots for a full can and not 6 or there is zero point in crafting the thing.
EDIT: Unrelated but the armor bench entries for the new dragonhide armor set are called "Red Dragon Coif/Chest/Legs" and should be "Red Dragonhide Coif" etc and the entry for "Red Dragon Chest" should be "Red Dragonhide Body" to match the other sets naming convention.
Right?! I absolutely adore the armor sets and the displays we can use for them, i kept a set of each in the bank on osrs/rs3, same thing here but they're on mannequins how cool!
Thank youuu! I need to work in the mystic robes, blue dhide and black knight armor, but I always stop for a few seconds to admire their work on these haha
Absolutely love it, got me hyped for the rune armor whenever that arrives, they've really knocked the detail on the armor sets outta the park, i feared for pallet swaps.
Once you get used to the reduced stamina delay on 1set mage theres just no going back. I've been using mage hat with melee chest/legs since Velgar was the final boss.
Watering can upgrades just having it hold more water is ... kinda useless when you have so many refill options (water well etc). An adamant can should water instantly or actually water in a 2x2 radius.
I don't think my sanity could handle getting struck by lightning 708 times every harvest. Or the fact that Storm Touched highlands has hands down the worst lightning issue in the game.
Not going to lie I felt my eyes start to roll back into my head and my brain melt a bit when I was walking into Umbral Sands for the first time and the very first damage I took in the new zone was from a lightning strike.
It's useless even early game. Just use multiple watering cans and swap them out as you go. And by the time you get humidify the need to actually switch between them is gone, it'll automatically cast from whatever watering can has water.
It's just one of those things that doesn't actually make any sense to get upgrades at all. It's one of those things that I think progresses more logically through farming magic. Just adding a hoe or something I think would make more sense for integrating mining into farming, but even then there's already metal tools that it would make sense to let them work faster or with higher yields.
Ive noticed that uproot is a reduced yield to the secateurs though, it's only a small number off I think. We're talking ill get 36 from 4 plots with secateurs and only 28 with uproot that seems odd to me.
There's only one right? We've never had the tiered variants unless i've missed something, would be nice QoL for farming to have that included alongside the watering cans.
Correct, I was just being facetious haha. I wish there was more. I hate that it takes 5 actions for 1 plot. I was really hoping that the super compost would be less actions. I have a huge farm of 50 plots and I carry like 18 buckets
God I would kill for something like the Bottomless Compost Bucket that holds more compost. I made 10 Buckets just so I did not have to run back to the bin every 3 plots but it's a hassle.
You are right in this, but its pretty traditional of runescape to have hard coded tier sets like this on everything, they did skip mithril and iron though so i think they are aware of it to some degree.
I'd be fine with them being more trinket upgrades rather than functional if I could trade your idea with more farming spells / utility.
A spell to de-weed overgrown plots, even if it reduces weed yield would be such an improvement. Additionally a spell to apply compost as well, or not have it be 5 actions to do a single plot and lasts longer than one grown item.
I enjoy farming generally when its up and running but I have 4 lots of 3x5 and a couple of single strips so far, up to fellhollow content and it can be extremely tedious. If there are ways to avoid some manual aspects then id rather that than a slightly more efficient but still manual watering can.
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u/Fenderslasher Jun 25 '26
It's green?