Right now, brewing tea is needlessly tedious. You have to repeatedly fill the tiny teapot and use it on a barrel. It would be nice to be able to click craft just once to brew tea with all the leaves in your inventory.
Could we get a larger teapot, maybe? Or the option to immediately transfer all tea to a barrel somehow? It would make things go faster.
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Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
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SacreDoom
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
I just think the teapot should be made into a way larger container and should function somewhat like a cauldron, so you add leaves, place it over a fire and let it boil.
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
Why in the hell are you pouring tea into a barrel..?
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
To mass store? Or to sell later?Cajoes wrote:Why in the hell are you pouring tea into a barrel..?
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
To mass store for feasts.Cajoes wrote:Why in the hell are you pouring tea into a barrel..?
Maybe we could just place tea leaves in a cauldron. I mean, there's already storage space in cauldrons.SacreDoom wrote:I just think the teapot should be made into a way larger container and should function somewhat like a cauldron, so you add leaves, place it over a fire and let it boil.
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Granger
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
Already possible, you just need to have a cupboard with empty tea pots open.Ants wrote:It would be nice to be able to click craft just once to brew tea with all the leaves in your inventory.
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synaris
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
give us a lid that we can put on the cauldron. so we can mass brew tea when its full of water.
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
Not entirely sure what to make of that. Arguably it should be possible to cook a whole cauldron of it at once.
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Kiara
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
what if we filled a cauldron with tea leaves and then after sometime the water in the cauldron turned into brewed tea?
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Re: Make brewing tea less of a pain in the nuts
As long as it couldn't be used to modify the quality of other stuff (like barked up water, which should be fixed too).Kiara wrote:what if we filled a cauldron with tea leaves and then after sometime the water in the cauldron turned into brewed tea?
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