basically the ability to throw entire stacks into the cauldron however whatever color you wind up with for the first one is the same for all of it and the odds of getting anything other than the base green grey or copper are reduced
EX: throw in a stack of ten sparrow skulls get the same amount of oozes all of them the same color as the first one let's say yellow so you'd get ten yellow oozes takes the same amount of time just does it automatically when you set the stack basically just asks 'one or full stack' still does the double check to be sure
basically the ability to throw entire stacks into the cauldron however whatever color you wind up with for the first one is the same for all of it and the odds of getting anything other than the base green grey or copper are reduced
EX: throw in a stack of ten sparrow skulls get the same amount of oozes all of them the same color as the first one let's say yellow so you'd get ten yellow oozes takes the same amount of time just does it automatically when you set the stack basically just asks 'one or full stack' still does the double check to be sure
There's a few things I'm thinking about for this:
1. Does brewing a stack of items take the time for one item or the amount you put in? i.e., would a stack of 30 sparrow skulls take 30 minutes or the x amount of time it'd take for 30 items?
2. Would this also allow the brewing of materials, too, and not just transmutation?
3. If a queue system was ever to happen to Baldwin, would that allow adding stacks of items too?
These are just things I think we should consider with this suggestion. I think it's a great idea, because as someone who wants to use Baldwin more often but just doesn't have the time in the day to continually add items and take them when they're done, I'd love to be able to toss in a stack and know I'd get it done through the day.
But I also know the suggestion of a queue is a lot more popular, too. I like both ideas tbh and I think either one could work fine. But in order to keep whatever system may happen both fair and equal, the above points are what I thought of to make that happen.
I have my own responses for the points I said but I think this is long enough. ^^;
There's a few things I'm thinking about for this:
1. Does brewing a stack of items take the time for one item or the amount you put in? i.e., would a stack of 30 sparrow skulls take 30 minutes or the x amount of time it'd take for 30 items?
2. Would this also allow the brewing of materials, too, and not just transmutation?
3. If a queue system was ever to happen to Baldwin, would that allow adding stacks of items too?
These are just things I think we should consider with this suggestion. I think it's a great idea, because as someone who wants to use Baldwin more often but just doesn't have the time in the day to continually add items and take them when they're done, I'd love to be able to toss in a stack and know I'd get it done through the day.
But I also know the suggestion of a queue is a lot more popular, too. I like both ideas tbh and I think either one could work fine. But in order to keep whatever system may happen both fair and equal, the above points are what I thought of to make that happen.
I have my own responses for the points I said but I think this is long enough. ^^;
I too have questions about the detailed mechanics of this concept but it’s hard to formulate them offhand. I just need more detail.
I like the idea of brewing more than one item at once but I think it needs to have some kind of, well either a drawback or hinderance to prevent you from just throwing a stack of a 99 mats in and getting 99 of whatever muck/slime/ooze back. I think if you had to wait the Whole time for all of them to be done it would be an alright solution? If I did my math right a stack of 99 would be about 50 hours of reduction time. Your cauldron would be tied up for 2+ days for the stack.
The problem I see here is it punishes diligent players who come back every 30 minutes to fill the cauldron. If you can just throw any number in at once why ever do 1 at a time?
I too have questions about the detailed mechanics of this concept but it’s hard to formulate them offhand. I just need more detail.
I like the idea of brewing more than one item at once but I think it needs to have some kind of, well either a drawback or hinderance to prevent you from just throwing a stack of a 99 mats in and getting 99 of whatever muck/slime/ooze back. I think if you had to wait the Whole time for all of them to be done it would be an alright solution? If I did my math right a stack of 99 would be about 50 hours of reduction time. Your cauldron would be tied up for 2+ days for the stack.
The problem I see here is it punishes diligent players who come back every 30 minutes to fill the cauldron. If you can just throw any number in at once why ever do 1 at a time?
If I had a penny for every time this suggestion comes up I'd have enough for a Venti Soy Latte.
If I had a penny for every time this suggestion comes up I'd have enough for a Venti Soy Latte.
I wouldn't mind doing stacks if you had to pay a fee or it took a lot of extra time. ie I wouldn't mind the time getting completely doubled, or even tripled. I'm sure there would be people who even chose not to transmute stacks if that were the case, but lazier folks like me could still take advantage of it.
idk about getting all the same thing. I would much rather have a mix.
I wouldn't mind doing stacks if you had to pay a fee or it took a lot of extra time. ie I wouldn't mind the time getting completely doubled, or even tripled. I'm sure there would be people who even chose not to transmute stacks if that were the case, but lazier folks like me could still take advantage of it.
idk about getting all the same thing. I would much rather have a mix.
It'S not like Baldwin is hard, so just play the game.
Botting shouldn't be encouraged by the site.
It'S not like Baldwin is hard, so just play the game.
Botting shouldn't be encouraged by the site.
Mostly support.
I would love to be able to throw a stack of chimera teeth into BBB for a few days or weeks or whatever amount of time it would take, and not have to think about it, and come back to a pile of materials. I get suuuuuper annoyed having to come back every half an hour for another green ooze.
Multiply 30 minutes x number of items for the time taken.
No fee.
No bonuses.
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ie I wouldn't mind the time getting completely doubled, or even tripled.
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Maybe this ^^^
Just mass melting and nothing else.
Mostly support.
I would love to be able to throw a stack of chimera teeth into BBB for a few days or weeks or whatever amount of time it would take, and not have to think about it, and come back to a pile of materials. I get suuuuuper annoyed having to come back every half an hour for another green ooze.
Multiply 30 minutes x number of items for the time taken.
No fee.
No bonuses.
SpookyPuptarts wrote on 2021-07-07 21:39:40:
ie I wouldn't mind the time getting completely doubled, or even tripled.
Maybe this ^^^
Just mass melting and nothing else.
I think they should either add bulk-brewing with stipulations, or get rid of the little tooltip thing that seems to imply you can change the amount of items, but if you click it, you're only able to select "1"
I think they should either add bulk-brewing with stipulations, or get rid of the little tooltip thing that seems to imply you can change the amount of items, but if you click it, you're only able to select "1"
the total time for all of them to be brewed 10 items 5hr just feed it in and at the end you collect your loot that simple only for ooze slime sludge and muck
the total time for all of them to be brewed 10 items 5hr just feed it in and at the end you collect your loot that simple only for ooze slime sludge and muck
i really want to be able to drop a stack of material into the cauldron and then have to manually collect/start a brew, just to avoid the annoying "choose item to smelt" part
i really want to be able to drop a stack of material into the cauldron and then have to manually collect/start a brew, just to avoid the annoying "choose item to smelt" part
