In addition to what liquids currently go in barrels: Water, Milk, Honey, Tea, Rennet.
I don't think there'd be any game-breaking problems that would spring up from that.
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sabinati
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
i agree. also in buckets.
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
You can already have water in barrels, but apart from that -- what you say is, to a large extent, true. The problem is that the current system for handing liquids doesn't easily support it, and I haven't yet been able to come up with a good system which would support it. I'll probably try to reform it at some point, but right now, there are more pressing issues. Please excuse me while I go back to implementing quality on items. :)
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
by all means
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Peter
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
I doubt that barrels share the tea pot's impressive level of insulation. I just find it hard to imagine a barrel full of hot tea...
Everything else though: yes.
Everything else though: yes.
Surprise.
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sabinati
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
ice tea
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ArPharazon
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
Well... Caffeine is caffeine I suppose.
But ice tea without fruit? Ugh. It wouldn't even be iced, either.
But ice tea without fruit? Ugh. It wouldn't even be iced, either.
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Junkfist2
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
I find it hard to imagine a chest full of 36 eternally piping hot tea pots but hey.Peter wrote:I doubt that barrels share the tea pot's impressive level of insulation. I just find it hard to imagine a barrel full of hot tea...
I wouldn't mind it if tea went cold and you had to reheat it by using a teapot full of tea on a lit fire, but until we're at that point I don't really see how there's a difference in the levels of implausibility between the two scenarios.
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Re: Allow all liquid in barrels.
sounds really useful to mePeter wrote:I doubt that barrels share the tea pot's impressive level of insulation. I just find it hard to imagine a barrel full of hot tea...