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I make hot coffee every day, I poor that coffee straight from my French press into a cermaic coffee cup. I can hold it for about 10 seconds that point before I have to put it down. (to be fair without the handle because my handle is broken) Most people use coffee machines so they are unaware of this, I assume.

do you think that perhaps...(not just bear with me a second) that perhaps the reason you can pick up the food once its in a crockpot is because a bowl is not as thick as a crockpot? and yes, I absolutely have had ceramic bowls be too hot in real life, zero question. including hot coffee.

1. I would be fine with a change to show how long before you can pick it up. They do not do that one forging but I do not see any reason why not. 2. My hunch is that the future updates will be more feature rich and less story rich. I get a feeling there is going to be a lot and I mean a LOT of upgrades in that department coming. 3. regarding fat specifically, I think they are building a foundation for more cooking possiblities. what exactly? I do not know

yes. I think the chances of one having a cooking pot but not a crockpot is extreemly low (although not zero). So, take the crockpot in any slot and have it highlighted, click on the cooking pot that is completed without taking it out of the fire. done. food is now in the crockpot and the crock is not hot. I do not recall if the food inside still is or not, but regardless, it really does not take that long to cool down. In fact, in early game I cook, then go off and do other things, come back and do the same thing but with my bowl and its cooled down by the time I get back. Regardless of how much people like to disagree, the reality is, there is more steps and impedance to making fat than there is to hot food. (this assertion is a comparative assertion) On fat you need two cooking pots in early game (one for cooking and one for fat production). When you get fat you have to cook it (so more firewood), then you have to let it sit in the cooking pot for 5-6 in game hours, then you need to make a bucket (which means you need well..a saw) then you get the fat using a bucket and dump it on the ground. I personally enjoy game features that require a lot of steps to get something done so I am ok with this. If I wanted super simple crafting I would just play minecraft

It should be a place you go to instead of come to you and there should be a reward for doing it but done in a way that its not a requirement. For example: you have a deed area, just as an example lets say 15x15 blocks but it can be extended by purchasing deed extensions from any trader, portals and monsters will not spawn in that are. When you get a notification of a TP storm you go to a portal (which plenty will spawn when a storm is coming) and then you jump into that portal and there you are. Whatever special items you can loot there via combat can also be gone in game play without doing that but it will take considerably more time and be more grindy, lets say a LOT of panning for example. There is nothing in the lore that suggests storms must be global and not a place you go to. done.

that is an incorrect assessment. It is actually fairly easy to cook in the update and never use thongs and yes I mean in a cooking pot and its not a 'work around' its literally the best way to do it in every respect even in the old updates by a fairly wide margin in fact.

I am not sure how many people have read my comment regarding my game play so forgive me if you have. With my settings in previous versions I kill a pig in 3 hits with a copper spear. In the release candidate (with the exact same world settings) I killed a pig with 2 hits with a copper spear the first time and 3 hits with a copper spear the second time. The first time both hits where while crouched which is why I think it was different.

I have no idea, I am not trying to engage in the larger point. I am just giving a history lesson. It actually one of the only things I distinctly recall from my 6th grade. It was one of those Disney educational movies they used to do back then. The basic idea is that that is a balance between reality and fiction and fun. Its not a science, its an art.

actually that is completely normal. In fact Disney even had a word for it (keep in mind this was easily over 40 years ago but I recall it specifically. The word was 'Fictional realism'. It was described as having roots in something familiar and 'real' based while at the same time being fictional and fanciful.

ok I am not going to engage much with 'the thread is not an echo chamber but there is an echo chamber' that is just going to lead to problems so I am pulling my ripcord after this reply. The MAJORITY of comments on this thread by a fairly large margin are complaints. that is all, thank you

in fact, even the title of this entire thread is a complaint about this update. your assessment that people do not complain and that this thread is an echo chamber of approval is objectively simply flat out false.

I removed the comment just to save space. Lets just back up a bit (I think I went to far in my reply) and get to basics claim: my response: This is objectively easy to proove is false just by looking at this thread alone which is covered with mostly complaints about the update. In fact, even the very title of this thread is a complaint about the update

no its not that, there is a truck ton of criticism as well as praise to the point where any change is considered balsamy. Both exists and often in direct confrontation. What happens is people (all people, including you and including me) get defensive when presented with disagreements to an assertion. Its not uncommon for logic and reason to go quickly sideways at that point because egos are then involved. In addition and to complicate matters we seem to have an instict to look for reasons to disagree (just like this post no?). why? I do not know

I do think rendering fat should be possible with a bowl, currently the only thing that works is a bucket and the hand book does not mention either. Having said that, if one is going to go hunting I personally would suggest doing that with copper spears both in this version and in earlier versions. In fact, I suggest people get to copper age immediately after cooking supplies and storage vessels. That is my personal take anyway.

I would not call it a huge change either, it was a comparative statement. you disagree with the comparative? That said, yes the handbook is unclear, bowls do not work either.

oh perfect! thanks, I tried to read the bronze ignot in the handbook and it just crashed. Also I was unaware that charcol was more, I thought that was a bug. I have been forging with brown coal which most of the time cools down before I finish. This is very good info Thanks again for the correction and clarification.

oops. click the cooking pot with a crockpot while keeping the cooking pot in the fire. It instantly moves to food to the crockpot and the crockpot itself does not have a temperature, I am not sure if the food inside is still super hot or not but it cools down rather quickly anyway. I think making rendered fat is a bigger deal. If you want fat, you can not use the fat from the animals directly, you have to cook it first, let it cool down for about 5 in game hours, then put it in a bucket and dump it on the ground.

they added a new water type that is flowing water and it can not be created by players without creative, so its in place only. This means, one can not build a waterwheel anywhere they want. I am not a fan of that. I would like to be able to create a rive, add flowing water and put a waterwheel where ever I want.

I am not 100% sure though because if you click on the bronze ingot in the handbook it crashes the game. Also, how about rendering fat? I think rendering fat is a much larger change than hot meals

Keep in mind, I think Bronze can not be forged without a bellows and that requires either killing a bear or 6 leather and 3 nails and strips. The only people that will not impact is people on multiplayer servers who are not smilthing. While eating hot food (which by the way is not all the time only about 1/3 of the time, is literally about a 2 click difference BY THE WAY. once you cook a meal, if you take a rock and click it without removing the pot you never have to use tongs

personally I disagree. I am a bit surprised at how so much attention are being paid to small changes and not much attention paid to the very large changes to smithing and windmills. Those two things will have a much larger impact on game play

I think everyone is far too focused on spears and not noticing the changes in smithing and windmills which is a much bigger deal.

that is basically exactly what I want. Its basically one of my dream games to go from Stone age to the Space age. I say that however I feel having plenty of detail of each 'age' is more important than taking it all the way to Space age. I think the next 'age' would be Steam and that is planned. Interestingly, according to AI (last time I checked) the most important era in technology was 1870 to 1970. How about that for a video game?

exactly! If people are raging over the small chance that they might have to hit a boar 4 times instead of 3 (although my play experience has been 3 just like before) imagine how they are going to rage over having to have two forges and TWO brown coal/charcoal! oh my god.

1. When I delete a world, the map file should also be deleted. I had a file folder that was 6 gb 2. Have mod list selection per game file. When you join a server it creates a dedicated folder with the mods for that server. One could do that with single player world but it would be even better if there was just a XML/Json file specifying which mods to load per game file.