How does cosmetics devalue gameplay? It's not like it takes dozens of metal bars to make a cauldron. At most, we're talking two bars of metiron to make this cauldron.Agrik wrote:Effectively a part of The Shoppe that devalues actual gameplay.Ants wrote:This. I just recolored an old cauldron.jordancoles wrote:It was likely a tin cauldron which was changed to meteor using a bar and a sketchbook
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MagicManICT
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
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Dakkan
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
If it isn't 100% metiron then it doesn't count. These are the rules of flaunting expensive building material structures.MagicManICT wrote:How does cosmetics devalue gameplay? It's not like it takes dozens of metal bars to make a cauldron. At most, we're talking two bars of metiron to make this cauldron.Agrik wrote:Effectively a part of The Shoppe that devalues actual gameplay.Ants wrote: This. I just recolored an old cauldron.
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DDDsDD999
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
Dirt is the patrician's building material.Dakkan wrote:If it isn't 100% metiron then it doesn't count. These are the rules of flaunting expensive building material structures.MagicManICT wrote:How does cosmetics devalue gameplay? It's not like it takes dozens of metal bars to make a cauldron. At most, we're talking two bars of metiron to make this cauldron.





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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
Imagine how much time it would take to make towers out of meteorite. Oof.Dakkan wrote: If it isn't 100% metiron then it doesn't count. These are the rules of flaunting expensive building material structures.

We're trying to make a ton of meteorite things in there and using sketches is the only efficient way of doing that, but maybe later in the world we'll make things without them. Maybe.
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
hey, it's just cosmetic, it's not like it gives real advantage, so what's the problem?Agrik wrote:Effectively a part of The Shoppe that devalues actual gameplay.Ants wrote:This. I just recolored an old cauldron.jordancoles wrote:It was likely a tin cauldron which was changed to meteor using a bar and a sketchbook
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
DDDsDD999 wrote:Dirt is the patrician's building material.

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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
I'm still hoping they add bat guano as a building material one day... da poopoo is the true patrician's choice building materialDDDsDD999 wrote:Dirt is the patrician's building material.Dakkan wrote:If it isn't 100% metiron then it doesn't count. These are the rules of flaunting expensive building material structures.MagicManICT wrote:How does cosmetics devalue gameplay? It's not like it takes dozens of metal bars to make a cauldron. At most, we're talking two bars of metiron to make this cauldron.
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VDZ
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
But isn't that the entire point of stuff made from rare materials? They're special because they're so hard to make. When you can just turn any tin cauldron into metiron with a single sketch, having a metiron cauldron isn't very special (compared to if you actually had to build it out of metiron).Ants wrote:Imagine how much time it would take to make towers out of meteorite. Oof.Dakkan wrote: If it isn't 100% metiron then it doesn't count. These are the rules of flaunting expensive building material structures.
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We're trying to make a ton of meteorite things in there and using sketches is the only efficient way of doing that, but maybe later in the world we'll make things without them. Maybe.
Perhaps we need an authenticity check on Inspect: "The cauldron is made of 100% tin, with a thin layer of metiron on the outside."Dakkan wrote:Doesn't count then, I think.Ants wrote:This. I just recolored an old cauldron.jordancoles wrote:It was likely a tin cauldron which was changed to meteor using a bar and a sketchbook
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MagicManICT
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
Makes me think of those "copper pans" you can buy IRL: stainless steel with a few microns of copper around the outside bottom.VDZ wrote:Perhaps we need an authenticity check on Inspect: "The cauldron is made of 100% tin, with a thin layer of metiron on the outside."
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Agrik
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Re: The world's first metiron cauldron
Literally this:MagicManICT wrote:How does cosmetics devalue gameplay?
VDZ wrote:But isn't that the entire point of stuff made from rare materials? They're special because they're so hard to make. When you can just turn any tin cauldron into metiron with a single sketch, having a metiron cauldron isn't very special (compared to if you actually had to build it out of metiron).
I commented not because 1 bar is much less than 2 bars, but because the topic itself was the perfect illustration of rare "cosmetics" being important to somebody. Still...MagicManICT wrote:It's not like it takes dozens of metal bars to make a cauldron. At most, we're talking two bars of metiron to make this cauldron.
As if cosmetic looks mean nothing. Ask those who spend time on it and brag (??? is there a non-derogatory synonym?) their achievements, I think. Maybe in the topic where OP announces the world's first metiron cauldron.MadNomad wrote:hey, it's just cosmetic, it's not like it gives real advantage, so what's the problem?