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Cheswin
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Cheese Quality
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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Nobody
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Re: Cheese Quality
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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Cheswin
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Re: Cheese Quality
Very good information that I needed greatly. Thank you.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Cheese Quality
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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Cheswin
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Re: Cheese Quality
So the quality won't degrade in any way?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.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Cheese Quality
The quality will degrade if the tray is lower quality but will increase if the tray is higher, as expected by average.
If you keep focusing on the shadow behind, you will not see the light in front of you.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
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Potjeh
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Re: Cheese Quality
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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Cheswin
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Re: Cheese Quality
Thanks!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.