Potjeh wrote:It doesn't make sense to use just any random organ for haruspex.
Yeah, reading the innards of animals is a serious and precise science!
Potjeh wrote:It doesn't make sense to use just any random organ for haruspex.
juniormayrinck wrote:This makes no goddam sense. Sure, you can make some pieces of cartilage, meat and small intestine into a casing, but, how the fuck does you make a liver out of intestines?
"Oh, we're out of entrails? not that bad, let me just cut up some intestines then make more liver and onions"
MinionTwo wrote:but i believe that the 'fix' to this issue is getting a little over complicated. instead of creating a new item, why not just request that the recipes be changed to allow intestines as well as entrails?
MagicManICT wrote:Pretty sure that the "stitched casing" was added in to fix the "not enough intestines" more people seemed to be having at the time it was introduced.
MagicManICT wrote:Massa makes a good point there. Game devs do the best they can to abstract out some of the specifics needed to simplify game development. Sometimes the balance doesn't quite come out right.
Onep wrote:I'm pretty sure I've seen more of them dead than alive, but look at em! He says "roadkill" but he means cuddles.
jorb wrote:If we introduce neutering I'll fix it so that y'all can eat balls.
Myrgard wrote:I'm thinking of recipes like - Grand Haruspex, Mirkwood Offering, Ouroboros, Untanned Rot. None of these require any specific part of a creatures anatomy (unlike liver and onions). They only need a certain amount of the assorted bits found inside an animals belly. For that reason cutting up intestines seems perfectly reasonable to me.
Massa wrote:juniormayrinck wrote:This makes no goddam sense. Sure, you can make some pieces of cartilage, meat and small intestine into a casing, but, how the fuck does you make a liver out of intestines?
"Oh, we're out of entrails? not that bad, let me just cut up some intestines then make more liver and onions"
"here let me use this lung for a nice serving of liver and onions"
IT'S A VIDEO GAME