tanning no longer uses fluid

[sabinati]

The old way involves most people 92ing the hide though.

that's unrelated.

[Granger]

The legacy way of adding bark to the tub was less hazzle than it is now with crafting the fluid in buckets, since now you have to juggle the buckets (plus it drains flasks you have in inventory).

In case you could at least craft into the bucket that holds the water, converting the water into fluid instead of needing an empty bucket it would be a bit better, but legacy handling still wins.

[MagicManICT]

@sabinati: No reason a cauldron couldn't be bumped up in size. 30L seems pretty small for a cauldron that has to have its own fire underneath it, anyway. I have a stew pot I can set on my relatively small stove that is almost 40L. In fact, no reason we can't have a cauldron that could just sit over a fireplace like a roasting spit and a second type of cauldron that was more free-standing like the current one that have different sizes and cook/boil timers.

edit: made a thread in C&I about this: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=46258 as I wasn't sure where to split the conversation.

[Asgaroth22]

@sabinati: No reason a cauldron couldn't be bumped up in size. 30L seems pretty small for a cauldron that has to have its own fire underneath it, anyway. I have a stew pot I can set on my relatively small stove that is almost 40L. In fact, no reason we can't have a cauldron that could just sit over a fireplace like a roasting spit and a second type of cauldron that was more free-standing like the current one that have different sizes and cook/boil timers.

Good idea. A caulron/pot is an indispensable equipment for someone who wants to survive in the wild. You can't really take cauldron with you when travelling in hnh. Anyway, i think cauldrons should have more uses.

Edit: Maybe mods could move this to C&I