Cheese Quality

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Cheswin
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Cheese Quality

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Is there a skill or attribute that helps with the quality of cheese you make or it is solely based on the ingredients quality?
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Re: Cheese Quality

Post by Nobody »

Curd is average between milk and rennet Q as i understood by my own experience, then it will rise to tray Q each time it reaches a new level (only if tray Q > curd Q, otherwise it will decrease).
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Re: Cheese Quality

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Very good information that I needed greatly. Thank you.
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Re: Cheese Quality

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Each time the cheese change stage, the new cheese quality is the average of the old cheese/curd quality and the cheese tray.
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Re: Cheese Quality

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Dataslycer wrote:Each time the cheese change stage, the new cheese quality is the average of the old cheese/curd quality and the cheese tray.
So the quality won't degrade in any way?
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Re: Cheese Quality

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The quality will degrade if the tray is lower quality but will increase if the tray is higher, as expected by average.
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Re: Cheese Quality

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Ah, ok.
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Re: Cheese Quality

Post by Potjeh »

Curd is milk and rennet AND tub q, not just milk and rennet. You need cooking for rennet and carpentry for tub/trays.
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Re: Cheese Quality

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Potjeh wrote:Curd is milk and rennet AND tub q, not just milk and rennet. You need cooking for rennet and carpentry for tub/trays.
Thanks!

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