We have oak, willow, maple, yew, and the made-up magic trees, so why not birch?

Why not Pine trees? why not apple trees? why not chinese mangroves? they could choose any trees, so whats the point of adding 1 more to chop down and burn? it wouldnt add anything, and we arent losing anything by not having them. They would be pointless. Plus we are getting a farming skill with plantable trees, and u never know, u might get your birch :wink:

nvm, i cant read

birch would make a very weak material for bows

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You can count the "regular" trees as birch, I guess. Unless I'm missing a species of tree named "regular" :lol:

Bonzia (SP) would be more fun i like little bitty trees but they'll probley be introduced with farming at a VERY high lvl cause it takes so long to grow one

woah i just thought of something maybe if they did intro bonzia trees it would be impossible to burn food if you cut them down and cook on them

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

reason for impossible to burn becuase itty bitty logs=itty bitty fire= well cooked food :)

Sorry I..don't quite follow your logic there. You're trying to tell me that a miniscule fire of little temperature would result in food that's better cooked?

Lol it would be pretty hard to burn the food i guess :wink:

woah i just thought of something maybe if they did intro bonzia trees it would be impossible to burn food if you cut them down and cook on them

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

reason for impossible to burn becuase itty bitty logs=itty bitty fire= well cooked food :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don't you think Yew tree's are already pretty similar to Bonzai tree's?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It would be too confusing

yes bonzia trees are lil 6 inch trees and yews are at least 15 feet tall fully grown

 

 

 

HOW SIMILAR!!!!!

Similar doesn't mean the same. They share traits, depending on the type of bonsai used. Bonsai covers a wide category of stunted-growth treest, and it's impossible to classify it all as one type of plant.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One other thing, if you tried to cook using wood from a bonsai, you'd fail. Miserably. Bonsai wood is still green, and if you tried to burn it, it will smoke out first before charring. It's like burning a freshly-cut twig. The most you'll do with that kind of heat is possibly singe one section of meat, if it doesn't go out first.

USUAL LOGS DONT COME OFF THE TREE READY TO BURN EITHER BUT GUESS WHAT ITS A GAME AND YOU NEED TO LIGHTEN UP AND JUST HAVE SOME FUN WITH UNIMPORTANT FUN TOPICS

USUAL LOGS DONT COME OFF THE TREE READY TO BURN EITHER BUT GUESS WHAT ITS A GAME AND YOU NEED TO LIGHTEN UP AND JUST HAVE SOME FUN WITH UNIMPORTANT FUN TOPICS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Actually, there are parts of trees that you can cut and burn with minimal (think a minute or so) waiting time. If you stay away from the sap and heartwood, you can easily burn up parts of trees shortly after cutting them off. Branches with dry leaves are good for this. Deadwood can also be cut before it falls off completely, and that's often done as a safety measure in most parks and campsites.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also, there are types of wood that are naturally combustible, such as eucalypt.

yes but maple is by no means one of these trees and yet it is instantly ready to burn

Maple branches burn easily.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, really. You'd think that JAGeX could use something a little more abstract when dealing with wood cuttings. Using "wood" instead of "logs" could make things a little more abstract, because logs have the connotation of being rather large and actually being entire branches or trunks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If they simplified it to "wood," then it could be anything that your character would cut from the tree - branches, deadwood, bark, etc.

branches but not the trunk the trunk generally has to be set for a while or Kiln (sp?) dried in my experience but the whole concept of the bonzia tree was mostly a joke anyways although i would like to see it with farming