Meatgrinder Q Determined by Wood Q

[LadyGoo]

In Legacy, the quality of the meatgrinder would be dictated only by the metal, which was completely logical since boards and blocks were used as a supporting structure. Nowadays even the quality of the wood matter. Is it working as intended?

[jorb]

Yes, it is. We felt that there was no real reason to have it that way. Wood matters, and I believe it should.

[DoctorZalost]

Wood matters, and I believe it should.

Then I feel like it might be worth pointing out that the wood blocks used for metal cauldrons do not affect the quality.

[Granger]

Wood matters, and I believe it should.

For a meat grinder this totally makes no sense at all, unless you want to argue that because of the nice texture of the handle determines you turn it more gently, thus make better sausages... ?

[Tonkyhonk]

unless you want to argue that because of the nice texture of the handle determines you turn it more gently, thus make better sausages... ?

i havent seen a picture of metal meat grinder this world yet, but if it has a wooden foundation like that of previous worlds, then id say why not. if the wooden foundation and the wooden handle is poorly constructed/attached, you cant comfortably craft good sausages anyways. let every detail affect the quality, especially when we have the drastic metal q jump.

[jorb]

At this particular junction I am, indeed, also inclined toward thinking that it might make things a little bit more interesting.