According to Brodgar:
"Place the Raw Stuffed Bird in the oven or fireplace, then fuel it with 4 branches and light it. It will take roughly 20 minutes for the Stuffed Bird to bake."
I put 8 stuffed birds in oven fueled with two blocks. Next day they weren't even half cooked; put three blocks in and relit. Today they were about 3/4 done, two more blocks and lit it again. What will I find tomorrow? (Probably ashes.)
This doesn't corroborate Brodgar data.
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animary
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Re: Stuffed bird
For once I was correct. I returned to eight piles of ashes.
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MaltGrain
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Re: Stuffed bird
I believe rain puts out fire - It seems to have done when I was running a kiln all day, at least. Maybe you've been unlucky enough for this to happen each time?animary wrote:For once I was correct. I returned to eight piles of ashes.
Otherwise it's a question of how heat works in an oven. I know that a fireplace builds up heat overtime, which can offset the cook time from a fresh fire.
Also I've been tricked by the timer cycle before. Many times I've mistaken a cooked and half-burned item for a raw half cooked item, for example. Are you absolutely sure the birds weren't already cooked?
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meabeab
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Re: Stuffed bird
I suspect this is a case.MaltGrain wrote:Many times I've mistaken a cooked and half-burned item for a raw half cooked item
@animary:
RoB wiki data is correct here. Stuffed Bird takes 60 in-game minutes to cook in oven. Each branch adds 1 unit or 16 in-game minutes of fuel. And a single block is equal to 5 units (or 80 in-game minutes) of fuel for ovens. Cooking in a "cold" fireplace is slightly slower, as it needs to build up its Heat meter first.
It is better to discuss issues with wiki data at a dedicated page like https://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Talk:Stuffed_Bird. This way your input could be noticed and processed by the active wiki editor much sooner
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animary
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Re: Stuffed bird
"Are you absolutely sure the birds weren't already cooked?"
The timer is visible as a transparent white overlay on the food which moves around as a clock hand, so it's easy to see how the cooking is progressing. I've no trouble with breads, pies, etc. - four branches for fuel and they burn out just as the food is done. But this is first time I've cooked stuffed birds in a couple of worlds.
The timer is visible as a transparent white overlay on the food which moves around as a clock hand, so it's easy to see how the cooking is progressing. I've no trouble with breads, pies, etc. - four branches for fuel and they burn out just as the food is done. But this is first time I've cooked stuffed birds in a couple of worlds.
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animary
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Re: Stuffed bird
"Stuffed Bird takes 60 in-game minutes to cook in oven. Each branch adds 1 unit or 16 in-game minutes of fuel. And a single block is equal to 5 units (or 80 in-game minutes) of fuel for ovens."
Thanks. I'll play around with this ...one bird at a time (have a cabinet full, a couple reduced to ashes is no big deal, lol).
Thanks. I'll play around with this ...one bird at a time (have a cabinet full, a couple reduced to ashes is no big deal, lol).
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meabeab
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Re: Stuffed bird
Name it Ohio Crispy Chicken. And it's never too late for parboiled pork anyway.animary wrote:a couple reduced to ashes is no big deal, lol
Burning cooked Stuffed Bird will display exactly the same progress indicator. Only slower.animary wrote:The timer is visible as a transparent white overlay on the food which moves around as a clock hand
IMO invobjs/stuffedbird-raw looks too close to invobjs/stuffedbird. It might be hard to notice the difference at ×1.0 UI scale (which downscales original HD image down to 25%) with in-game overlays:
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