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Vanigo
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Alloying crucible quality meaningless?
Making bronze, I've noticed that the quality of the alloying crucible and charcoal you use don't seem to affect the quality of the bronze; just the copper and tin quality. Is this intentional?
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jorb
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Re: Alloying crucible quality meaningless?
Consider it intentional at least for now. We wanted bronze to be relatively simple to make. We might change it.
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sonerohi
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Re: Alloying crucible quality meaningless?
Also of note is that it appears to say the result is 1 bronze, but in practice the result is 3. It could just be an issue of it blending in with the rest of the little image though.