Crafting skill and stonecutting

[kidney killer]

I believed that cutting stones increases peons crafting skill. Got a nigh owl that has 1 in crafting, all he does all night is cut stones... but his crafting skill does not improve one bit. 

[vzoxz0]

It was removed intentionally.

[5thHorseman]

I believed that cutting stones increases peons crafting skill.

You believed incorrectly.

[Alenerel]

I believed that cutting stones increases peons crafting skill.

You believed incorrectly.

He believed correctly, until it stopped being correct.

[vzoxz0]

Ignore 5thHorseman, he only has 400 hours. He is a noob.

[Alenerel]

Ignore 5thHorseman, he only has 400 hours. He is a noob.

My point was that stonecutting used to give exp.

Also I have 500 hours, so I rule this post.

[AileTheAlien]

Do you guys mean in the game? I was curious, and apparently I have 1118 hours. Fun game! ^^;

[zizard]

The problem could be that "stonecutting" sounds too skilled. It could be renamed to "rockchopping".

[Adsixnine]

Ignore 5thHorseman, he only has 400 hours. He is a noob.

้hahahaha

[5thHorseman]

Ignore 5thHorseman, he only has 400 hours. He is a noob.

This is why we need a "like" button on posts.

Also I can see why it was removed. Cutting stones into blocks does not take the fine skill required to do most other crafting jobs. Though it's sad you can spend all day doing it and get no benefit, other than the blocks of course.

[Shurp]

We could have a general "housekeeping" skillset that affects stonecutting, hauling, cleaning, and other manual chores that take pawns too much time.

[blerkz]

I have a mod on workshop called "Skilled Stonecutting" that puts the XP back to where it was before it was removed.