Allow more items to be combined

[Asciana 303]

Allowing more items to be combined such as

 

Cochineals - we all know that for large amounts of red dye you need to create them 1kg at a time and add them together which tends the dye towards grey. Allowing cochineals to be combined means you can make large amounts of dye without them tending towards grey.

 

Herbs - Natural Substances is an absolute pain in the ass at higher levels if you dont have 4 and 5 potency ingredients to mix together such as 1000s of teeth and glands. An alternative would be to grow lovage and rosemary in large quantities. To do this would require one or both to be combineable (so you can enchant them)

 

Leather - allows maintainable enchant for LW

 

These would both be great QoL improvements and also stimulate the sale of herbs in large quantities. Something even a low skill character can do.

 

Any other suggestions and reasons are welcome on this topic.

Edited March 22, 2017 by Asciana
Added leather

[Arium 321]

leather should be added to that list.

Edited March 22, 2017 by Arium

[Tallios 307]

growables would be nice too, corn, garlic, potatos

 

[kochinac 1,395]

When taming with combined grass it should use just one portion not the whole thing no matter how big it is, so we can maintain coc for animal taming grinding

[Theodein 174]

1 hour ago, kochinac said:

When taming with combined grass it should use just one portion not the whole thing no matter how big it is, so we can maintain coc for animal taming grinding

Oh yes.

[Asciana 303]

3 hours ago, kochinac said:

When taming with combined grass it should use just one portion not the whole thing no matter how big it is, so we can maintain coc for animal taming grinding

 

This is a fantastic example!

[Asciana 303]

Still waiting on cochineals to be combineable and add acorns to that list too.

[Roccandil 959]

+1, especially for acorns.

[kochinac 1,395]

Also wood logs, if we can combine stone why not logs too

[Ostentatio 1,970]

Combining herbs could lead to unintended consequences for the food system, I think.

 

Granted, being able to make a whole cauldron of tea at once would be VERY welcome, but I dunno about making gigantic 50-pounds herb dumplings where 90% of the weight is herbs.

 

Of course, if the cooking system only cared about weight/proportion of items and not item count, these problems would be avoided.

Edited July 14, 2018 by Ostentatio