Coal Usage in Winter!

[Omnipotent]

+1 Would be really nice for farmers. Right now our farmer can't do anything useful during winter.

[azrid]

Firemaking and fires have enough content by now.
Better focus on other areas of the game.

[xdragonlord18]

So you knew what I was trying to say already. But you're hung up on the semantics. If that's not trolling I don't know what is

I'm not hung up on semantics. I guess you weren't following after all! I'm not sure how to help you if you don't know what you were talking about.

[azrid]

Changing one value in excel takes less time than taking a sip.

development time is limited and they should avoid adding troll ideas no matter how fast it is
its a waste of time

[Hasta]

they should avoid adding troll ideas no matter how fast it is

How is it a troll idea? Pplease elaborate so we could all be so quick to judge everything in C&I.

[Omnipotent]

So you knew what I was trying to say already. But you're hung up on the semantics. If that's not trolling I don't know what is

I'm not hung up on semantics. I guess you weren't following after all! I'm not sure how to help you if you don't know what you were talking about.

If you're wondering why you have no friends, this is why people ignore you.

Stop attempting to derail the thread and take it off topic. Take your hate speech to the moot.

[MagicManICT]

Troll idea or not, it's not as simple as "changing a value in a spreadsheet takes less time than taking a sip." The assumptions in that statement imply you have the spreadsheet open and are looking at the cell you need to edit, not code in a system for changing the cell as the seasons change. Would it take much time? No... maybe an hour, tops, to code it, a day to debug it (if even that long for either).

Not horrid, but how much more coal does a smelter running at 1500 C use in summer compared to winter? Must have some research on this. It's not your backyard charcoal grill we're talking about. OP is slacking here.

[Mario_Demorez]

During normal temperatures of around 22 Celsius with some assumptions the average load of a smelter in Haven would require 6.8 lbs of coal. During winter it increases to a whopping 6.91. since we use 12 things of coal we should require 13 units of coal!

Assumptions -

Bar of iron 20 lbs, BTU/f*lb of iron is 0.12, average btu of a lb of coal is 15k.
Temperature during winter is 0 Celsius while normal temp would be 22 Celsius.

[azrid]

they should avoid adding troll ideas no matter how fast it is

How is it a troll idea? Pplease elaborate so we could all be so quick to judge everything in C&I.

Chasing pointless realism that adds +1 coal requirement.
Possibly opening up the need to consider temperatures on every new addition to the game just because a precedent has been set.
But since you already opened up in another thread how you are just stirring the pot because you are bored I doubt you actually care what happens to the game.

[terechgracz]

they should avoid adding troll ideas no matter how fast it is

How is it a troll idea? Pplease elaborate so we could all be so quick to judge everything in C&I.

Chasing pointless realism that adds +1 coal requirement.
Possibly opening up the need to consider temperatures on every new addition to the game just because a precedent has been set.
But since you already opened up in another thread how you are just stirring the pot because you are bored I doubt you actually care what happens to the game.

We dont chase realism lol, because in rl world you'd need 1 more charcoal it doesn't mean that in haven we can't have +12more charcoal during winter...