Compost bin and turkey purity

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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby bashnagdul » Mon May 19, 2014 8:12 am

use higher purity materials to make your alchemy kits and the tick time is reduced.
as such your chicks and or hens should be able to survive easily.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby lachlaan » Mon May 19, 2014 12:33 pm

Can anyone confirm that increasing the purity of tubes makes them tick faster? Because I attempted a pure pressure cooker and it ticked after an hour anyway.
Exactly 6.022 x 10^23 worth of Lach molecules.
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby bashnagdul » Tue May 20, 2014 7:46 am

i have to say i cannot confirm it, but so far in my more pure alchemy lab they do survive most of the time when it ticks. (assuming im on time)
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby Frakked » Tue May 20, 2014 7:53 am

null to 1% purity takes the most time for alchemy... 4 hours easy before you see any difference. That time decreases as they assume one dominant purity. I saw a change from 6 to 7% from unburned garden pot in the pressure cooker in as little as 1 hour (as example); but times will flux to some extent.

Be aware as you get more pure...and/or if you start from a pure state the time for the first change will be exponentially less.

Best to start from at least 1% state for chicks if not more if you are concerned about their survival (and your table/stove not going 'poof')

Old world- rumor was that your feed could affect purity of your produce; but it had to be a magnitude higher than chicks inside. Considering how much feed a coop requires- your feed to unlikely to be anything but tier 2-3 pumpkins... lots constantly.

As we can now find purity turkeys to start- I have not tested whether feed matters. Certainly null feed has not reduced the purity yet. The materials you build the coop out of are immaterial. Was old world- and I have seen/heard nothing to indicate there is any difference.


NOTE: as it is now- you don't need 2-4 coops to develop every element at once... based on hens purity. If feed does matter- that would be BIG news. Do tell!
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Re: Compost bin and turkey purity

Postby DarkNacht » Tue May 20, 2014 8:10 pm

Feed does not matter and never has in Salem.
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