Vgstation13: Bartender still is too powerful

[Killette2]

Here's how you can see why

1. Take a potato
2. Put it in the bartender's still
3. Select vodka
4. You get 50 units of vodka, and X units of nutriment depends on the potato's potency

The problem with this, is it ruins the point of naturally making wine, vodka, and other alcohols using universal enzymes when you can just slap a generic unmodified plant into the still for tonza booze. Same problem with ice cream maker too, why does it get to magically generate booze? Let making your own booze actually be useful outside of moonshine, which is the only exception to this rule.

[Probe1]

1. Goof
2. Code
3. Fix it yourself slut it'd only take like 20 minutes.

[9600bauds]

probe calling people sluts
woooooooow what has this world come to

[Probe1]

If theres anyone in this world that knows about feature request monogamy, it isn't Killette.

[Killette2]

I don't touch code, I'm a married man!

[Blithering]

Wouldn't the recipe still be useful for those unable to get a still? Ghetto brewery.

[Killette2]

Well without a still you'll get less than 10 units, and it requires work

The point is, the still doesn't take into account potency, it just makes booze

[SarahJohnson489]

Killette, Just have it read the grown's highest reagent value and make it make switch(chosen booze type) out of it. It's a 10 minute do. Then you wont have a conflict with flour/tomatojuice and all the other nonnutriment based growns as well as still letting you make booze out of other junk. Not perfect which is probably why whoever made the still made it that way.

[Killette2]

Asking me to code

Sorry I only point out problems, suggest fixes, and complain. I will code EVENTUALLY, but it will not start here.

[Shadowmech88]

It has to start somewhere. Why not here?

[Killette2]

Because I plan to start somewhere else already. It could be anywhere, but you won't know.