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#91
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Ugh, what does variance have to do with anything? When you look in the mirror at home, is your face blue too?

well, it depends on what you drink :smile08:
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#92
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Ugh, what does variance have to do with it? When you look in the mirror at home, is your face blue too? :)
Never mind, the question is already closed, because
By the way, why is mercury so rare as a "resource" on the map? ;)
P.S.: No matter how much I play, I still haven't encountered it.
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#94
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I don't know. Is it rarer than other resources?
Yes, it's quite rare. I've only seen it 27 times, while I've seen ore 533 times.
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#95
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No, it's clear about the ore, since mercury is a rare resource. But I haven't noticed it appearing much less frequently than sulfur or gems.
 

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No, it's clear about the ore, because mercury is a rare resource. But I haven't noticed it being much rarer than sulfur or gems.
What do you think is the reason for this?
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#97
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The amount of ore needed to build an average town is significantly higher than the amount of mercury required. Mercury seems to be mainly needed by the Necropolis and Stronghold factions, while other factions need very little of it.
 

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The amount of ore needed to build an average-sized town is much greater than the amount of mercury required. Mercury seems to be mainly needed by Necropolis and Stronghold, while other factions need very little.
You forgot to mention Demons; building Pit Lords and large fire elementals requires a lot of mercury.
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#100
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Besides humans...
P.S.: By the way, what determines what will drop in an abandoned mine after defeating the monsters, i.e., (gold, gems, crystals, etc.)?
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#104
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The tree looks normal. The ore could have been made better. The mercury looks normal, but the liquid is strangely blue. The gold doesn't even look like ingots. The sulfur is well-drawn. The crystals could have been made better. But the gems look more like some kind of incomprehensible mass; they were better in the third game.
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#105
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They look pretty good... I liked the crystals and gemstones. It's so convenient to place them on the texture of cave crystals.
The campfire is also good. The rest is just okay.
Mercury is indeed strange (blue and in a flask), but I've gotten used to it a long time ago. By the way, I like to place this very mercury under the guard of Imps because their flasks are very similar.