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Fowl, Grain, Cattle farm multiple build orders
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Why is it letting me build it multiple times? I am not getting any bonus feast buffs.
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I think it's supposed to upgrade the buff, +6 instead of +3 etc, but it only does the base buff for me too, so it's probably bugged
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i have the same problem. I built the grain farm, then built the 2nd expansion, lost the raw materials but it is still on +3 as if it never got built.
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Also, if your settlement is stuck 5/6 check near the Shipyard for Hunwald and Swanburrow’s tent.
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Ok so I am really glad to know this isn't just me. Also really [censored] off now that I wasted all of those resources.
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@broski0808 You didn't waste anything. Each has to be upgraded 3 times anyway, then the sign vanishes and it can't be upgraded further.
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I'm having the same issue as well. At first it said level 2 cattle expansion, or level 2 grain or fowl expansion. Now, it has the same sign as it did when it was a tent but the building is already built. If I include original build, I will have to build all 3 buildings 4 times each. Is there a fix or work around?
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