make glass quality affectable

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Re: make glass quality affectable

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Yeah, 8 stacks of snow with water of barrel inside of them, must be in cave. Gives ice and snow half quality of waterQ + snowQ
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Re: make glass quality affectable

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overtyped wrote:
DDDsDD999 wrote:It's one of the last (sorta) useful resources that has basically no scaling with the tech tree (snow aswell pls).

Bob dole can't see any obvious ways to affect snow.

We could piss in the snow after drinking high quality water. ¦]
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Re: make glass quality affectable

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MagicManICT wrote:
overtyped wrote:
DDDsDD999 wrote:It's one of the last (sorta) useful resources that has basically no scaling with the tech tree (snow aswell pls).

Bob dole can't see any obvious ways to affect snow.

We could piss in the snow after drinking high quality water. ¦]


I've only seen snow twice in my life. The first time it snowed properly but I was only 6 years old. I doubt a handful of people on here was even born then it was that long ago, so I can't remember much.

The second time was much more recent. The little snow flakes fell and the ground had not even turned white everywhere when it was over and melted away in minutes.

For years now I have wanted to try and piss my name in the snow. I hope I get my chance some day.
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I have to feel that the glass industry could generally be much deeper.
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crucible affecting glass quality

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id like to see glassware expanded upon. as the first step, we need a way to obtain higher quality glass. so the crucible affecting the quality of the glass received would be a nice first step.
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Re: crucible affecting glass quality

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synaris wrote:id like to see glassware expanded upon. as the first step, we need a way to obtain higher quality glass. so the crucible affecting the quality of the glass received would be a nice first step.

viewtopic.php?f=48&t=60637
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Re: crucible affecting glass quality

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overtyped wrote:
synaris wrote:id like to see glassware expanded upon. as the first step, we need a way to obtain higher quality glass. so the crucible affecting the quality of the glass received would be a nice first step.

viewtopic.php?f=48&t=60637


sorry it seems my memory sucks today.
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Re: make glass quality affectable

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Merged new thread with old.
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