Soups idea :()

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Soups idea :()

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What if we could make clay/metal bowls that would hold "units" of soup just like curding tubs hold units of milk.We could then boil variety of soups like uhhh lets say chicken soup/borscht/whatever and fill the bowl with it so the end result would be something like

CLAY BOWL
3/3 UNITS OF CHICKEN SOUP

and then we could choose to "eat" a unit of soup which would act like eating a normal piece of food :x

Perhaps something similiar would work with drinking too? :( :roll: :roll:

Or if the idea is shit just let us craft this :o :o :o :o

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Żurek w chlebie very good. I agree.
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Teleskop wrote:
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plz let it happen jorb
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god that looks delicious.

I love this game having amazing food variety in a system that encourages varied cooking. Several (not all I'll admit) of the new recipes have made their way into the traditional diet, and I think that's cool.
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Post by maze »

Old idea- but differently can support it, I've had my idea on the backburner but I might as well expalin it since you hit it sorta.

I want a soup pot that we can put onto the fire. the pot should hold about 2-4L of soup.
you'd eat about 0.5L each nom nom.

i would like to see some kind of soup system into the game where we add spices, meats & vegetables to a boiling pot of water on a fire.
Would give the soup FEPS. the soup can be made of w/e you want.

A few soups can be made of standard ingredients however- forgers soup (using only forge goods) farmers soup (only farmers items) Hunters soup (Hunted meat)
miners soup (sounds display "it taste like rocks" when eaten :lol: )

I would like it if you can put a pot of soup from the fire onto the table.
Soup would be hot soup.
you can then eat from the pot.
after 10 mins soup would be warm. stats on the soup would go down abit, cool soup after about 1 hour, stats 50% of what it would have been if it was hot.
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maze wrote:Old idea- but differently can support it, I've had my idea on the backburner but I might as well expalin it since you hit it sorta.

I want a soup pot that we can put onto the fire. the pot should hold about 2-4L of soup.
you'd eat about 0.5L each nom nom.

i would like to see some kind of soup system into the game where we add spices, meats & vegetables to a boiling pot of water on a fire.
Would give the soup FEPS. the soup can be made of w/e you want.

A few soups can be made of standard ingredients however- forgers soup (using only forge goods) farmers soup (only farmers items) Hunters soup (Hunted meat)
miners soup (sounds display "it taste like rocks" when eaten :lol: )

I would like it if you can put a pot of soup from the fire onto the table.
Soup would be hot soup.
you can then eat from the pot.
after 10 mins soup would be warm. stats on the soup would go down abit, cool soup after about 1 hour, stats 50% of what it would have been if it was hot.
I like this idea.
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Post by MadNomad »

mushroom soup? cucumber soup? lots of possibilities!

bowls should give some buff to feps, increased with quality

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