The cursed honey of Loki (and the unholy beehives?)

[NaoWhut]

I guess I should count myself lucky that my beehives went from giving ql 60 honey to ql 10 <.<

Why dont'you try making a honeybun with that honey and eat it to see how much fep it gives? =D It would be funny to know if it gave you negative fep =P

nice...

[Jeff]

Well, that beehive got me another 0.1 honey of that quality. I've also got beeswax, but that has got no quality.
I have to see what quality can give the other beehive, anyway.

[Jeff]

Small update. The first beehive still continue with the negative honey, but i haven't obtained anything so far from the second beehive.Also, i tried to put together 0.2 liter of the negative honey (they were in separate buckets) by putting them in a single bucket. I obtained q0 honey.

[Jeff]

I've got another 0.1 liter of that quality. This time i've put together with the 0.2 liter of q0 honey obtained from the negative q honey (as i've told before).
But this time i've got -715827882 quality honey, that is almost an average of the 0.3 liter of honey (it lacks only 2 points, but it may be because of the calculation of the average).

Edit: i'll try to put the beehive in another position and put the other beehive there.

[kimya]

now eat it!! how long o you want to wait? come on!

[Jeff]

By the way, i have just seen a nice thing. The quality of the honey is exactly -(2^31).Definitely not a mere coincidence.
You are using java, and assuming you are using an int value (so, a signed 32 bit number) that's exactly the lower value you can have.

(by the way, that means i've done the worst possible beehive that give the worst possible honey that can exist; great, uh)

[sabinati]

lol

[Potjeh]

If you manage to lower it by one additional point, it will roll over and get to the highest possible quality, right?

[Jeff]

Tecnically, yes. I don't think it is even possible, anyway. Putting two 0.1 liters of that quality together give 0.2 liter of q0 honey, as i said.

[Potjeh]

Maybe the hive will "drop" in quality on it's own, they tend to do that.