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Snowpig wrote:Jorb wrote:Point being that you can toss stuff in and just let it sit until it reaches its maximum potential without automatically losing it thereafter.
How should that work if we still have to babysit the equipment while checking the stability of the stuff we put in?
The part of the Alchemy we a re-playing here is plain chemistry. Chemistry is - despite of its "poof, bang, explosion" effects a quite solid and predictable natural science: If i mix water and sulfuric acid by pouring water first then sulfuric acid, then the mixture becomes warm but nothing else happens. If i pour the acid first then the water on its top, then the stuff goes poof.
Therefore it would be more appealing, if the stability did not change by random but as a result of the change of the integral values of the item - like: for each point change in purity the instability goes one up.
The result would be:
- no/less babysitting the equipment, as you could calculate in advance whether your reaction would work of go poof - and most important: when
- a sort of natural cap on the process as purity values tend to raise faster at higher purities
ysbryd wrote:Not reading thread cos I can imagine the whining
Thanks guys for your hard work as ever PRAS
jorb wrote:Alchemy equipment no longer runs the risk of explosions or accidents if their process no longer has any material gain for the items in it. The alchemical modification effectively stops when the maximum benefit of the process has been reached. The Pressure Cooker and the Retort are primarily affected. Point being that you can toss stuff in and just let it sit until it reaches its maximum potential without automatically losing it thereafter.
lachlaan wrote:jorb wrote:Alchemy equipment no longer runs the risk of explosions or accidents if their process no longer has any material gain for the items in it. The alchemical modification effectively stops when the maximum benefit of the process has been reached. The Pressure Cooker and the Retort are primarily affected. Point being that you can toss stuff in and just let it sit until it reaches its maximum potential without automatically losing it thereafter.
Don't advise people to "toss stuff in and just let it sit", some people might misunderstand the fact that its instability only progresses on ticks that change the elemental composition of the item. An item that needs a good 10 ticks to not progress further will still take your oven/test tubes with it, or am I misunderstanding what you said?
Potjeh wrote:ysbryd wrote:Not reading thread cos I can imagine the whining
Thanks guys for your hard work as ever PRAS
Actually, there's barely any whining. I for one am elated they introduced the material that stills are made of.
ysbryd wrote:Not reading thread cos I can imagine the whining
Thanks guys for your hard work as ever PRAS
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