Game Development: The Land of Wine, Milk and Honey

[sabinati]

build wine press, barrel
plant grapes -> harvest grapes -> press grapes -> juice into barrel -> replant grapes

build herb tables, kiln, cauldron, bucket
plant wheat, hops -> harvest wheat, hops -> replant wheat, hops -> store leftover hops, put leftover wheat on herb tables -> cook wheat in kiln -> boil wheat and hops in cauldron -> put wort in barrel

how is that easier

[Potjeh]

Don't really remember the exact numbers, but beer takes a lot less tiles of crops per barrel. Also, tankards hold more, which saves quite a bit of clicking when actually drinking the booze. And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

[jorb]

And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

Which is funny, because realistically it should be the exact other way around.

[toshirohayate]

And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

Which is funny, because realistically it should be the exact other way around.

This post is going to get me killed. However, with this new update; I think you should make wine that sits in buckets spoil to vinegar. It would give us a reason to use the demijohn for more use other than decor.

[Tonkyhonk]

This post is going to get me killed. However, with this new update; I think you should make wine that sits in buckets spoil to vinegar. It would give us a reason to use the demijohn for more use other than decor.

but, but, but, i would hate to see my wine go into vinegar at the last min of making a beeted bird breast!

[RubyRed]

ya Beer would go to malt vinegar if it sits around to long.

[bitza]

Don't really remember the exact numbers, but beer takes a lot less tiles of crops per barrel. Also, tankards hold more, which saves quite a bit of clicking when actually drinking the booze. And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

build wine press, barrel
plant grapes -> harvest grapes -> press grapes -> juice into barrel -> replant grapes

build herb tables, kiln, cauldron, bucket
plant wheat, hops -> harvest wheat, hops -> replant wheat, hops -> store leftover hops, put leftover wheat on herb tables -> cook wheat in kiln -> boil wheat and hops in cauldron -> put wort in barrel

how is that easier

no not this again!!!!

[burgingham]

Don't really remember the exact numbers, but beer takes a lot less tiles of crops per barrel. Also, tankards hold more, which saves quite a bit of clicking when actually drinking the booze. And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

build wine press, barrel
plant grapes -> harvest grapes -> press grapes -> juice into barrel -> replant grapes

build herb tables, kiln, cauldron, bucket
plant wheat, hops -> harvest wheat, hops -> replant wheat, hops -> store leftover hops, put leftover wheat on herb tables -> cook wheat in kiln -> boil wheat and hops in cauldron -> put wort in barrel

how is that easier

no not this again!!!!

Ahahaha, I remember those two having that very discussion like what? 2 years ago? 3? ^^

[sabinati]

Don't really remember the exact numbers, but beer takes a lot less tiles of crops per barrel. Also, tankards hold more, which saves quite a bit of clicking when actually drinking the booze. And beer won't spoil if you forget about the barrels for a while.

50 tiles of wheat and 20 tiles of hops per 100L
167 tiles of grapes per 100L

[sabinati]

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=18700

further debate in this old ass thread