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 Post subject: Forges for cooking?
PostPosted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 5:04 pm 
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I was wondering why you can cook fishsteaks and ribs on a forge but nothing else? Is this a bug? Are you supposed to be able to cook on them at all? If you are not intended to cook on forges perhaps we can have a static fire we can buy especially for cooking?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 6:51 pm 
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interesting idea there belg
i was also wondering why one could cook on a forge
but not be able to cook on the fire that is on the Britian bridge
i know that it was taken out, but as to why was it taken out? afk macroing?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:05 pm 
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well um buyable fire would = macros galor and seeing now if u have a big stack of raw fish steaks.. it cooks them 1 by 1 u have no choice,,,
a perma fire source would be WAY to easy to macro to GM on......

also the one in brit u used to be able to cook on there actually.. dunno about now tho...

also if you want a longer fire source you can collect LOTS of kindles like 2000
and 2000 kindles burned all at once makes the fire last probably around a day or 2....
if u intend to train hard those days i recomend burning 100 kindles at once... that will burn for a good hour and a half

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:35 pm 
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i used the fire from the brit bridge maybe this days dont work like before

perma fire like chips say bad idea

and i neva try to cook in a forge lol now that i remember

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 4:49 pm 
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its probably weird in the actual cooking code. I'll take a look.


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:42 pm 
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I tried cooking fishsteaks and ribs bob. They worked, but stat fish and fff would not just to give you a bit more info.


But really i don't care if it would be easy to macro with a static fire, macroing is not illegal. If anything it would be easier knowing who has bought static fires to keep a close eye on them to see if they are AFK. I was thinking something along the lines of like a fireplace with a cook pot and it could be like an anvil or w/e where you just buy a deed.
firewood is a pain in the ass and not everyone wants to either buy it or train lumberjacking to get it since you can't just chop it anymore with a dagger.


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you can still chop kindling with a dagger but it does make u gain lumberjackin.


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 4:18 am 
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circusClown wrote:you can still chop kindling with a dagger but it does make u gain lumberjackin.
which is pretty gay
some of us either dont have the room or simply do not want to train lumberjacking
so i might want to see this changed as to using a dagger on a tree gives
kindling, but no longer train lumberjacking at the same time


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:11 pm 
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I don't want lumberjacking nor do i want camping gains, hence the static fire.


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 10:14 pm 
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welp. thats a some of the fishers income...

I don't get how you think....
you would rather have a static fire so people can easily AFK? just for you not wanted to buy a camping FFF once in a while?

yet, you would rather keep a broken targeting system?
because you think it takes skill to spam click a status bar?

I thought about this, for a bit, i still can't see your reasoning behind things...

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For 1 i don't give a flying f*** if it is easy to AFK, because i don't think that the majority of people who follow the rules here should suffer for the few that don't. And it isn't just the gains it is the pain in the ass of getting wood then continually lighting the fires etc. I think a static fire would just be easier.


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 10:26 am 
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um sorry, it being annoying to you because your to lazy to go out and collect 30 (or just buy 30) kindlings doesn't mean things should be that easy for AFK macroers
um wasnt it you that said u dont want the game playing its self for you? LMAO

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 6:44 pm 
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chips you seriusly need to get off the f****** crack lately man, either you are just taking half of what i say on purpose or you are just missing it completely. I never said it was a pain in the ass to get the kindling, not once, i said relighting new fires when they burn out all the time is a pain in the ass. And that is not the game playing itself for you it is a tiresome tedious act being made easier by a simple purchase. I think the 2 are nowhere near related.


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*sigh*
f*** it it's not worth it :lol:

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lol, gotta love belg... on the one hand he's against pointless clicking (for cooking) and on the other... he's all FOR pointless clicking (pvm).

Is your medication in need of adjustment belg? A little consistency would be nice from time to time.

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