Vegetable Rennet

[MadNomad]

No i didn't, he will have equal amount of cheese to his shitty farm size honestly and its fine as it is

[Enjoyment]

vegetarian cheese not a real cheese.
-1.
Yeah, cheesemaking in H&H is one of most painful processes, but it should be so. That makes H&H the game it is. Just a thought.

[MadNomad]

most painful processes, but it should be so.

Cheese is not for casual players.

quoting 4 truth

[Granger]

No i didn't

The quote can nowhere be found in the posts he made to this topic => you made it up.
Bad style from your side.

[Audiosmurf]

It's not different in any particular way from when candle berries were implemented. Maybe it requires some new herb, or something. Nettles seem a bit tpp common for cheese. Either way, this idea isn't nearly as offensive as you shitters are making it out to be.

Edit: Additionally, I'm not sure how anyone could see a return to form in cheese being even slightly easier to mass produce as a bad thing. Cheese is already severely time gated, and having to wait on each and every dead baby is such a buzzkill.

[shubla]

I think vegetarian rennet should be added.
But of course it would give near to no stats because that cheese would be crappy.
Maybe it could give negative feps?

[Granger]

Negative feps could actually be useful at times.

[MadNomad]

No i didn't

The quote can nowhere be found in the posts he made to this topic => you made it up.
Bad style from your side.

that's the same

Again, my main idea here is that casual/hermit players will be able to at least play with the cheese industry without having to first create a whole farm of animals.

[Redlaw]

This is a real type of rennet used in real life, some are even using modified microbes to get the job done after looking it up.

I say its possible, but making it would still be a pain in the butt and could result in a different set of cheeses.

[✧]

bump?