Hard Soil and Stone: Reading Underground Routes

What terrain distinctions matter?

The store description explicitly separates hard soil from impassable stone. Preserve that difference when planning a route. A visible food pocket behind stone is not proof of a direct usable connection, and an upgrade called soil penetration is not evidence of a stone-breaking ability.

Are fixed map coordinates useful?

The developer describes an endless procedural underground. A route captured in one generated world should not be presented as a universal resource coordinate. Explain landmarks and obstacles visible in that example, and keep any future seed or world-setting information with the observation if the game exposes it.

When should you reconsider a path?

If the visible barrier is impassable stone, inspect another direction instead of assuming repeated attempts will make it passable. If the issue is hard soil or reach, compare the corresponding current tooltip. These are planning distinctions, not a tested guarantee that every generated resource is accessible.

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