Mini-update: Ironworking qualities

[Dusk]

Having the finery forge increase quality as well would lead to even easier hq steel. Imagine q200 cast iron in a finery forge.

[ewlol]

Do you even know how hard it would be to make a finery forge even above q150?

[Mangled]

Do you even know how hard it would be to make a finery forge even above q150?

Just because you're too lazy to do it dosen't mean others are.

[sabinati]

Do you even know how hard it would be to make a finery forge even above q150?

Just because you're too lazy to do it dosen't mean others are.

lol

[Avu]

lol indeed

[Mangled]

Yeah I know it'll be a pain in the arse but some stubborn gits going to.

[Avu]

You don't get it do you?

[Jackard]

ill trade you some q200 cows milk

[Potjeh]

anyone got q200+ iron yet?

If I say yes do I get a cookie?

Shouldn't be too hard to get 1, should be really hard to get enough to matter though.

130->156->187->224
Assuming you start with 130 anyway. Man that's a low friggin' chance given what i've been doing so far to get just 2 upgrades... = =;

It does seem however that full nature now has 100% chance to get cast, not sure the percentage change on full industry for cast/wrought...

You can get full +20% every step? Just what kind of coal are you using here, and what q are your fineries?

And getting a single 3rd stage bar would take over a 1000 iron bars even if you're reusing the ones that revert to normal quality cast. You need 7 for hammer and anvil, let's say 3 for crucibles and 4 for a finery (as if you wouldn't need to rebuild it more than once), that's 14 000 iron bars needed. How much iron is there in one mine anyway?

[Sarchi]

Do you even know how hard it would be to make a finery forge even above q150?

Just because you're too lazy to do it dosen't mean others are.