Waterskins take up twice the inventory, but don't hold twice the capacity.
I'd suggest 4.5l capacity for Waterskins, to make them slightly superior to two flasks.
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sabinati
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Re: Waterskin vs Flask
but they use inferior material.
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theTrav
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Re: Waterskin vs Flask
This has been covered in a previous post...sabinati wrote:but they use inferior material.
They use a roughly equivalent material, and if you care about realism at all, you're somehow fitting more water and more packaging into the same inventory space?
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sabinati
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Re: Waterskin vs Flask
it's not a realism issue, it's a balance issue.
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Gaiadin
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Re: Waterskin vs Flask
I was actually saying the same thing the other day. The simple fact is: if it is a container which takes twice the inventory space as another container of the same type (i.e. water) then it should be at least double capacity. Anything less is a waste of inventory space, which we all know is pretty much the most precious thing in the game.
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Chakravanti
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Re: Waterskin vs Flask
unless of course...you can put wine in them...
This even has historical realism.
This even has historical realism.
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