Demoncyborg

you'd be better off using a link to something like pastebin i think

adding this here since it seems to be the most recently active topic. posted on the discord earlier

eggs last for 2 months in the cellar now, just like real ones. thats it

ignore this if it's what you're already doing- but my advice to vanilla-y "speed up" leather is by making ridiculous amounts of tannin ahead of time and in bulk so the only waiting is the barrel timers, then have multiple 'loads' of leather going through each step, that way it's harder to fall short, and gives a bit more to do in the interim :3

it's insanely sad to me how little trust people put into the devs who have been making this game for 10 years. like all of the sudden everything they stand for is going to come crashing down because of one person hired not even a full year ago.

i love the idea of a celebration tool!! considering how much processing i imagine they'd need (all that sulphur colored paper, metal salts) , could be a high-value item for traders to give them a 'real use' outside of just looking cool. but yeah gotta agree with everyone else on the rest-- rockets for combat and gliding isn't fitting for this game, just kinda feels like adding something just because it's in minecraft. using a loud sound to scare away predators/wildlife seems like the most likely option of the bunch!

you've been making some incredible progress holy shit, really nice work, good luck!!!

just so everyone is aware here all of the offending code in all of the mods has already been removed it's a little confusing when you go back and see all the 'i added it back in' statements but the last official response from Maltiez is that it is all gone, and it is confirmed to be removed.

i feel like these messages just need to be here, there's been an insane amount of misinformation spreading around about this issue. edit: the first message is in the Vintage story news channel, second is in the vintagestory chat in Vintage story discussion, it is pinned.

i don't normally go here, but I think the response was because taking one look at the channel reveals nothing but AI generated thumbnails and some very obvious clickbait. like seriously, what is with those titles? I don't think this is someone with a vested interest in history, this is for clicks.

personally, I feel like grain is the alcohol option for people who play without much fruit access (or have already eaten/fermented all of their stores). it can be grown for a huge part of the year (depending on where you live.) with more chances to harvest than fruit. and on top of that you can end up growing it even faster with better soil and fertilizer i always thought it felt alright with how much grain used to overproduce, but I haven't played for an extended time since the reduced grain output update dropped, so i'm not certain on how much more difficult or later in the game that kind of setup ends up now. so, realistically you're not wrong, it has some very diminishing returns, and seemingly no 'realistic purpose' for the average singleplaying gamer, but you could say that about.. a million other things in this game too. why does meteoric iron even exist, and is harder to find, when steel is better? why are there so many types of every food, and such a complex system to cook them when you can EASILY survive on hefty onion stew and flax porridge? wtf is even the point of mushrooms if they're so low satiety? why would they even add psychedelic mushrooms? why can you catch butterflies? none of those have any 'true' purpose either, other than making the game have more juice. i play exclusively multiplayer. grain alcohol to me, is what I spend my time doing in winter (when i finished pressing all the fruit finally.). if it wasn't so hard to make, it wouldn't feel so special putting it out on the table every winter for my friends. it's a special treat of excess!

i'm confused that grain is winning, but i went vegetable, based off Cassava also being counted as vegetable despite functioning as a grain edit: I like what MKmoose said, turning it to grain when it becomes flour like Cassava too. and now i wonder if it's introduced are we getting a one-corn-fits-all? will we have feed corn and dent corn? you cant just mill any old corn you find.

oooh ive experienced this multiple times before! i could easily survive falls off my super-tall windmill this way

the males do have to be fed at least once as well to mate, as far as i remember

i think this is less known in general, but as long as you're raising sheep/goats.. no need for perishable food whatsoever :3 (LadyWYT mentioned this earlier, but i think it's been lost in the madness.)