Substantial wall repair magic is a powerful and advanced form of magic that focuses on repairing and restoring damaged walls and structures. It is a specialized skill that requires years of practice and mastery. The main idea behind substantial wall repair magic is the ability to manipulate and control the structural integrity of a wall or structure. It involves channeling magic energy through the hands or a wand and directing it towards the damaged areas, allowing the magic to mend and heal the walls. One of the key aspects of substantial wall repair magic is the ability to detect and analyze the extent of the damage. This is crucial in order to determine the appropriate amount of magic energy required for the repair.
All this is to say, I love my plaster walls, and would much rather repair them than replace them. The bummer with plaster is that after a few California earthquakes and 100 years of the house settling, the plaster can crack and even pull away from the lath. We had this issue in several spots, plus some pretty bad patch jobs, and lots of chipping.
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This is crucial in order to determine the appropriate amount of magic energy required for the repair. Skilled practitioners can easily assess the damage and estimate the amount of magic energy needed. The process of performing substantial wall repair magic involves a series of intricate and precise movements, combined with the recitation of specific incantations.
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To me it seems that walls are supposed to be a cheap way of keeping biters away from stuff that requires much more effort and valuable materials to build.
However, the need for repair packs makes this statement not true. Each pack costs quite a bunch of iron and copper and up to a three of those can be used up while repairing a single wall making maintenance a significant drag on resources. Besides, consuming copper and iron while repairing something that is made entirely of stone is just ridiculous.
At some point you'd just be willing to replace damaged walls with new ones, though you'll either have to do that by hand or to put up with constant "repair tools needed" warning from robots.
Ideally there should be different repair packs for different types of entities.
At the very least, number of attacks withstood per repair pack should be increased. For example by giving walls some repair multiplier or by giving them high damage reduction instead of high health.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by FishSandwich » Fri Aug 15, 2014 9:58 pm
What version are you running? Repair packs were buffed in 0.10 and it takes 1-2 packs now to repair a red damaged wall which is much better.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Adil » Sun Aug 17, 2014 12:50 am
I'm playing .9.8
Anyway, 1-2 packs is of course better than 2-3(-4), though I'm still uncomfortable about wasting metal onto wall repairs. After all, it's just a pile of bricks, not complicated machinery that requires specific tools for repair.
I believe there should be alternatives.
Building thick wall and having robots rebuild destroyed parts works, but this prevents you from storing repair packs in the same network that covers the wall and also results in permanent "packs are missing" pop up. Those limitations don't seem very well justified and probably shouldn't be present.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by FishSandwich » Sun Aug 17, 2014 2:58 am
To be honest I always find myself short of stone so would rather use iron and copper(something I always have an abundance of).
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Grunex » Sun Aug 17, 2014 2:10 pm
When you have logistic robots, I don't think it's anyhow expensive at that point.
I would personally liked if you could place new walls on top of the damaged ones and those damaged ones should combine health to form new, full health walls.
eg. when you have 2 walls on 50% and you place new wall on top of it, those 2 walls combine their health into 1 new wall.
That would be much faster to repair, so you could continue doing what you love in Factorio. (Unless repairing walls is your thing)
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by DerivePi » Mon Aug 18, 2014 12:20 pm
Grunex wrote: . I would personally liked if you could place new walls on top of the damaged ones and those damaged ones should combine health to form new, full health walls.
eg. when you have 2 walls on 50% and you place new wall on top of it, those 2 walls combine their health into 1 new wall.
That would be much faster to repair, so you could continue doing what you love in Factorio. (Unless repairing walls is your thing)
Don't think I'd go for more than 100% health on walls, but I'm on board with repairing by replacement. Sounds like a good fit.
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Re: Wall repair is expensive.
Post by Adil » Wed Aug 20, 2014 4:48 pm
Repairing walls with tools made from stone, reparing walls with walls, it kinda equivalent.
Guess, I myself will slap "not-repairable" flag on them and stick with repair-by-rebuilding.
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These movements and incantations help to focus the magic energy and direct it towards the damaged areas. It is important to note that substantial wall repair magic is not a quick fix solution. It requires time and patience to properly repair and restore a damaged wall. The magic energy gradually seeps into the damaged areas, enhancing the natural regenerative abilities of the material. While substantial wall repair magic is a powerful form of magic, there are limitations to its capabilities. It can only repair damage to the walls and structures themselves, and is not effective in repairing any underlying foundation or structural issues. In these cases, it is recommended to consult a professional engineer or architect. In conclusion, substantial wall repair magic is a specialized and powerful form of magic that focuses on repairing and restoring damaged walls and structures. It requires skill, practice, and an understanding of the structural integrity of the materials. With precision and patience, practitioners of this form of magic can mend and heal damaged walls, restoring them to their former glory..
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