Salem

In light of the future nullification of our (in some cases) wonderful gardening pots, I'd like to propose you make the old ones acquire some sort of cosmetic change based on their old elemental composition. For example my best sulphur pot could retain its old elemental composition in the form of color components, making the pot be closer to the color of its main element with increasing purity Not a really important thing, but it'd be fun for those of us attached to our precious pots. Want the good ones to stand out a bit, for nostalgia's sake

that would mess up with the decay colorings i guess but indeed , knowing the pot's purity would be useful, especially for those people that "find" pots

I just meant for after they lose purity, just to have something to show for all the work test tubing materials etc etc

not a good idea

I think a better idea would just be to turn all pots over a certain % into fancy pots.

DarkNacht wrote:I think a better idea would just be to turn all pots over a certain % into fancy pots.

I think we should be able to make fancy pots.
Cuz i want to be fancey, for the ladies


EDIT: im too lazy to find a good eyebrows raise, so here's a weird one, from someone that looks like justin beaver.

Is that Bo Beaver? Wait no I mean Justin Burnham?

what do you mean nullification of our wonderful gardening pots? can you link me or something?

To be fair, we have ran into a bit of an issue with entirely removing purity from structures in our design system. We are now investigating solutions where the purity on structures is 'changed' in ways other than destroying and rebuilding the object with it.