Mac Mcleod Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM When you light a charcoal pit, you get a text message saying it is lit. It would be nice to have it make a "catching on fire" noise in addition. 1
Mushroomancer Posted Tuesday at 09:10 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:10 PM You can kind of hear it burning and smouldering, the problem is it isn't very obvious how different that is from the sound of your firewood just burning up and it isn't totally obvious immediately when the lighting happens, so I think I agree that something more intuitive in addition to the text confirmation is ideal. Something that you can reflexively know means it's time to close up the fire and walk away. A sparking sound probably isn't best, maybe a flare up, that kind of 'fwush' of air you get when a fire really catches. 1
Mac Mcleod Posted Tuesday at 11:20 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 11:20 PM Yes, a "fwush" is exactly what I was thinking because they already have that sound asset created and use it somewhere else in the game. 1
SnapJelly Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago When you're lighting it the tooltip does change I believe, so that could be an indicator for you it's properly lit
Teh Pizza Lady Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago On 9/8/2026 at 3:36 PM, Mac Mcleod said: When you light a charcoal pit, you get a text message saying it is lit. It would be nice to have it make a "catching on fire" noise in addition. I could be on board with this as long as it continued making the sound so that someone *cough cough* my favorite Blackguard friend *cough* doesn't dig up the whole thing and ruin a perfectly good batch of charcoal once the pile is burning. >_< 1
Michael Gates Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 4 hours ago, Teh Pizza Lady said: I could be on board with this as long as it continued making the sound so that someone *cough cough* my favorite Blackguard friend *cough* doesn't dig up the whole thing and ruin a perfectly good batch of charcoal once the pile is burning. >_< Just stick 'em in there next time, they can keep track of it from inside.
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