Wine Naming.

[Resture]

Pretty self explanitory...

You should make it so you can name your batches of wine you make..
kind of like how you name keys.
so when you bottle the wine it could say... "(wine name here)" Wine. or something.

[burgingham]

Especially interesting with the reoccuring ideas of aging wines and getting different types of it. You could assign like date and name then.

[ImpalerWrG]

How about combining parchment & string to make a modest number of 'Labels' that could be applied to any object in-order to 'name' it. Just drop a label on an item and pop-up opens for the message to be entered. The object now the message displayed in mouse-over just like a Key. But the labels message is permanent unlike a key, though the label itself can be removed with a "Remove Label' option also on the Radial menu, this permanently removes and destroys the label after which a new label can be applied.

[ThirdEmperor]

Within three days of implementation everything will be called dick.

[Potjeh]

Chateu de Dique, '72, actually. But it's still a nice idea.

[DatOneGuy]

Within three days of implementation everything will be called dick.

Only if we could name cheese.

"My dick cheese gives 200 str, 260 if you add pepper!"

[Flame]

"FlameCrap Wine" You drink a inch, you'll never retry.

I love this useless idea. XD

[Blxz]

Combine it with boneglue though. Much better idea than string. Maybe 1 boneglue and a piece of parchment does 10 labels? Its abitrary but will need to be balanced to the value and relative difficulty of making bone glue with the percieved value of a label.

[Sarge]

Combine it with boneglue though. Much better idea than string. Maybe 1 boneglue and a piece of parchment does 10 labels? Its abitrary but will need to be balanced to the value and relative difficulty of making bone glue with the percieved value of a label.

Or bee's wax

[sabinati]

i like jackard's ideas about dynamic naming based on the crafting process or whatever better