Cooking water to increase quality.

[Agarrett]

Maybe things that add so little to the game should just be ignored, because other than "hurr realism" I don't see this changing a damn.

This isn't just for realism, it is for the people who arn't near super quality water, and wish they had something better then quality 10.

[Delamore]

Maybe things that add so little to the game should just be ignored, because other than "hurr realism" I don't see this changing a damn.

This isn't just for realism, it is for the people who arn't near super quality water, and wish they had something better then quality 10.

I've heard of this thing called trade.
Also heard of traveling to get shit
You're just really fucking stupid.

[Agarrett]

The problem with you is that you are so closed to any argument about something you don't agree with. Open up man.

[Delamore]

The problem with you is that you are so closed to any argument about something you don't agree with. Open up man.

Then come up with an argument that sways me.

[Pacho]

delamore, nobody sells water.

[theTrav]

Chak used to... I think people still do occasionally, and if you make it work their while most people will consider fetching some for you

[Pacho]

yeah, except that means paying more for the water than what you can get from the items you make with it. Nobody wants to go through the trouble of getting a couple of barrels of water if it means one bar of metal, nobody but newbies, and even then, that only gets me the ocassional barrel of ql 55 water.

[sabinati]

delamore, nobody sells water.

didn't i sell you some q65 water?

[Pacho]

yeah, but since then, I haven't found a single seller of water higher than 55. the only people I've found to sell me some water were a few newbies here and there who know of the ql 55 location on the maplib

[niltrias]

Ever tried making coffee with water that was boiled, cooled, and then boiled again? It sucks.

I dont know if this is true or not, but when I was a kid going camping they told me that this was caused by the loss of aeration of the water. I do know that if you take said boiled water, add a TINY bit of salt, and shake it for a while, it regains a fair bit of its taste. For water, anyway.

As far as the Hiq water trading...it is really more of a pain than it is worth. Some way to improve water quality slightly, be it boiling or straining or filtering with sand, would be nice. Medieval Europe did have access to distillation, after all.