Talking about barrels, washes and tannins... "theres got to be an easier way". There is in fact an easier way, although its totally not what you would think, it actually has nothing to do with taking out little bits of water at a time... "Overflow Supply Barrels"... ive been keeping 1 extra barrel per resource (dilute lime, dilute borax, tannin, etc) JUST for the "little extra" that gets leftover after almost every recipe finishes its production time. So if you want to have say 3 barrels for lime wash/borax wash then you would actually use 4 barrels, 3 for actual production and the 4th for "overflow". You would then just always make full barrels (50L) of xyz liquid and after later production when some is left it simply goes in the "overflow supply barrel" until it is full then you would transfer the full contents over to the production barrels for futher production. This may seem like a waste of valuable space and production capability but its helped me out greatly as i no longer have to pull 1L at a time all finicky like nor grab the small remainder and just dump it out on the ground. Personally ive found this extra overflow space to be fantastic, those 3L and 1L leftovers add up over time.

@Kurazarrh

23 күн бұрын

I normally do that, but we have such an influx of hides that need to be processed that I'm running out of space!

Besides the "cows" from the medieval expansion mod, Gazelle are AMAZING!!! Imo hands down the BEST animal to farm for meat and fat. You get like 12-16 meat from adults and like 10-14 from the babies, totally miles above any other animal out there especially considering the babies yield soooo much. Ive got a nice desert near my current base that has a TON of Gazelle spawn. I spent like 35-45min hunting Gazelle, lost like 18 tin bronze arrows from breakage but walked home with a FAT STACK of meat, well ok more like 9 stacks and 28 meat as well as almost 2 full stacks of fat, i think i was like 6 or 7 fat from the 2nd full stack. Gazelle are crazy awesome!

@Kurazarrh

23 күн бұрын

Yeah, I've noticed gazelles provide an inordinate amount of meat (and fat), more than I'd have expected for a fairly lean savanna creature.

Let's go. Do You use the mod that allows bushmeat to be added to recepies?

@Kurazarrh

23 күн бұрын

I don't, actually. But frankly, we've been getting so much meat from all our leather / fat hunting that bushmeat is really just an easy resource to convert into compost anyway!

@SnyperMK2000JclL

23 күн бұрын

​@@Kurazarrhalthough you have no real need for it, you should totally check out Primitive Survival. Not necessarily for the Bushmeat in meals aspect but if you are really interested in Rot production then PS can be really helpful with its fishing additions. Also it adds a bunch of "animal hides" complete with the heads like "bear rugs" as well as mounted animal head trophies and mounted fish trophies. Plus there are a bunch of other really fun additions PS adds that are super useful.

What latitude does desert with cactus spawn at? Does anybody know or is it random?

@Kurazarrh

23 күн бұрын

It's not random, per se, but given how Vintage Story generates its worlds (and how you the player can customize it), it's hard to say exactly where. In a totally standard world, though, you'll start seeing cactus maybe 15-20 km south of temperate spawn.

Helve Hammer Head Molds... why? Why does this even exist, seriously why? I have always just smithed mine because by the time you can run an H.H. you inevitably have the ability to hand smith and most likely at or very close to Iron, which you cant cast in a mold, so like seriously whats the point of using a mold when it cant be used for the 3 best hammer heads.. just take the 30sec to smith it by hand lol. And on top of it all it costs 50% more to cast in a mold for some reason... sooo why is it a thing?!

@Kurazarrh

23 күн бұрын

I'm not sure what the rationale is for the mold requiring 3 ingots' worth of material. Maybe just a coding error? It doesn't even seem like a balance thing, given that it doesn't take much time or durability to smith one, anyway.