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sami1337
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
True!
The ones who see things differently.
You can praise them, disagree with them, quote them, disbelieve them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them.
And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius.
You can praise them, disagree with them, quote them, disbelieve them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them.
And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius.
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Malicus
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
You actually DO need water... becuase you make it with a cauldron. The water obviously goes in the cauldron and it fills an empty bucket with 5L of wort. I assume this means it requires 5L of water.Gauteamus wrote:I have not tried making wort myself, but from the small icons on the recipe, you get the impression it only needs an empty bucket.
Great update!
Also, the tea bug is in full effect here. It does not ADD 5L of wort to the bucket, it SETS the bucket to having 5L of wort. So dump your bucket in the barrel before making more.
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loftar
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
Technically speaking, the tea bug means that it eats your old bucket and gives you a new one with 5L of wort in. It's a rather fundamental flaw in the crafting system that makes it always eat all the inputs to a crafting recipe, and it'll be fixed when I finally get around to rewriting the crafting system.Malicus wrote:Also, the tea bug is in full effect here. It does not ADD 5L of wort to the bucket, it SETS the bucket to having 5L of wort.
Mind you, the same bug applies to making rennet.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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GamingBird
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
I'd think that for a Germanic feel, the first distilled booze should be Kirchvasser, 'Cherry Water,' also known as Schnapps.Potjeh wrote:It's BEER, man. Watch your posts, this one was borderline blasphemy.Laremere wrote:Yesniltrias wrote:Can we build mines in mines?
So, what about wine and beer makes it so worth it to go through all that trouble making it?
Are we getting different beers in the future?
Oh, I'd like to propose another alcohol - slivovitz. It's a spirit that's popular in most Slavic countries, and even in some Germanic ones. We'd need a plum tree added. Picked plums would be placed in a barrel to ferment, and then distilled in a still (requires a ton of cast iron). It could give Con FEP, or switch it around so beer gives Con and slivovitz Str. Only problem is that I don't know if it's thematically appropriate, because spirits appeared about the same time as gunpowder, I think.
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theTrav
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
This sounds pretty cool, so now I've got to start nagging about the grindiness of harvesting and planting.
Can we have a few RSI savers bumped to the front of the queue? Maybe a shift click for planting and maybe a tool for harvesting multiple tiles simultaneously?
Can we have a few RSI savers bumped to the front of the queue? Maybe a shift click for planting and maybe a tool for harvesting multiple tiles simultaneously?
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kobnach
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
jorb wrote:We've been developing tonight, and here's what's new.
Beer can be drunk from a tankard, that you make from a piece of cast iron. It can, for now, be stored in winebottles.
Can I simply leave it in the barrel, or do I need to have a bottle as an intermediary between barrel and tankard?
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Potjeh
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
Hey, we already got beer for the Germanic feel. Screw you and your cultural discriminationGamingBird wrote: I'd think that for a Germanic feel, the first distilled booze should be Kirchvasser, 'Cherry Water,' also known as Schnapps.
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StarChaser
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
Is this beer a brown sludge like stew? Or is it like modern beer?
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kimya
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
its not filtered, if thats what you mean. and from the way its done, its totally a sludge...StarChaser wrote:Is this beer a brown sludge like stew? Or is it like modern beer?
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StarChaser
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Re: Game Development: Weißbier und Käse.
YAY! HISTORICAL ACCURACY! :3kimya wrote:its not filtered, if thats what you mean. and from the way its done, its totally a sludge...StarChaser wrote:Is this beer a brown sludge like stew? Or is it like modern beer?