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>>Time for excavation of 1 unit of resource equals the time of going to the area in which to dig this resource, divided by 2.
Ie: If to the area in which you want to dig, you go to 3:30 minutes in her time digging at 1 resource number will take 1:45 minutes.
Excavation rule applies to both hazardous and safe areas.<<
Sorry, but where is the logic here? Why should digging take longer depending on the distance traveled to the digging site? I propose to make it static. And decrease the amount of time needed to say 1 minute. It was unreasonably annoyingly long lately...
You should, by now, have considered the fact that humans do not always make the logical decision, Mr. Spock.
Now, seriously, does it matter how much time is it?
It's just an explanation behind the numbers, so you don't ask us next time: "Now where is the logic in digging a single stone for 1 minute. Make it 2 minutes."
Just take it as there is more time you need to prepare your stuff, when you go to a further dungeon, you are tired, you need to rest for a bit, before you start digging, etc.
This is a fantasy universe, use your imagination, not your logic!
