Bowl and Glass

[Lion-O, Lord of the Thundercats]

.....i dont understand how milking a goat with a bucket and when you drink it you get the bucket back......but drink a smoothie or have some soup and the glass and bowl.......what exactly? break? fade out of existence?......

[I'm Trash]

Ya know... I'd like to have a good answer here for you. I would.

But uh.
I do not and it is the way it is and has always been that way.

I dunno man, we can make an advanced smelting machine and electrical purification machine and a literal computer.

But he can't figure out how to make a bowl or cup that lasts beyond single use.

I'm stumped.

[leafy loaf]

honestly for the bowl it just seemed it was a raw clay bowl which irl would kinda go mushy when used like that but the bucket never made sense to me either

[Vental]

I think we all know it's to give an excuse to players for why you should keep getting more sand and clay. . . . otherwise you would never farm them.

[Squireboi]

This is a very widely used tactic game devs use. Basically bowls/glasses and stuff like that that are very beneficial to the player get destroyed so the player cant use them as easily to get the great buffs. Its the same for honey jars, instead of reusing them the devs made it a once use item because it would be to easy

[mota]

It's just a rule of the game.
It does not have to be realistic or logical.

[Torgonius]

I always mentally played it that the glasses would break in the waves, and the buckets just reeked of skanky goat milk after a use. It's not like we kept them in a fridge before the latest update.

[Lion-O, Lord of the Thundercats]

Originally posted by Hapless Tea Farmer:

Ya know... I'd like to have a good answer here for you. I would.

But uh.
I do not and it is the way it is and has always been that way.

I dunno man, we can make an advanced smelting machine and electrical purification machine and a literal computer.

But he can't figure out how to make a bowl or cup that lasts beyond single use.

I'm stumped.

God knows how someone is able to make a entire engine system from scrap but cant make a bowl that lasts one use.

Originally posted by Vental:

I think we all know it's to give an excuse to players for why you should keep getting more sand and clay. . . . otherwise you would never farm them.

Isn't sand used to make glass? isn't clay used to make apiaries and bricks?

[Vental]

Originally posted by Lion-O, Lord of the Thundercats:

Originally posted by Vental:

I think we all know it's to give an excuse to players for why you should keep getting more sand and clay. . . . otherwise you would never farm them.

Isn't sand used to make glass? isn't clay used to make apiaries and bricks?

Yes, and tell me what you need either of those for in bulk???

[mota]

Sand/glas is always needed to make honey for biofuel/healing salve.

[Siestalavista]

I can accept everything in one point but I don't understand why milk buckets don't be a stack after geting the milk from the goats?
I can accept eating a bowl or a glass jar or even the buckets, just like in the past, but this, not being a stack, is annoying me..

[I'm Trash]

So while it is kind of annoying... That's maybe the most realistic thing. Can you stack empty buckets irl? yes.
Can you stack buckets filled with milk?

[Lion-O, Lord of the Thundercats]

Originally posted by Vental:

Originally posted by Lion-O, Lord of the Thundercats:

Isn't sand used to make glass? isn't clay used to make apiaries and bricks?

Yes, and tell me what you need either of those for in bulk???

Well i use glass for making lanterns, or trash cubes, or honey for healing and biofuel.....

Clearly you have progressed as far as me.

Originally posted by Hapless Tea Farmer:

So while it is kind of annoying... That's maybe the most realistic thing. Can you stack empty buckets irl? yes.
Can you stack buckets filled with milk?

....i worked as a chef for years. Yes you can stack milk in buckets. What you do is get a piece of wood, place it on top of the bucket and then put the next bucket on top of that.

Its really quite simple.

[ULTRA]

Pretty funny that a person who starts out on a 100% waterproof raft and usually expands said raft in their first day on the ocean can't sort out how to get juice out of a drinking glass without it evaporating like Peter Parker

[Elise Leikupo]

Originally posted by leafy loaf:

honestly for the bowl it just seemed it was a raw clay bowl which irl would kinda go mushy when used like that but the bucket never made sense to me either

The bucket is very easy to answer. you toss the bucket in the pot/juicer and it gets turned to a healthful ingredient with lots of iron.

Honestly though after i wasted my first bucket, i never used it for crafting again. Its 100% reusable if youre only milking and drinking the milk with it.

But honestly I would prefer it if I can just drink/eat right off the bottle of the juicer or the cookpot without putting it in a bowl/glass. Im also really annoyed that there is no battery powered cookpot :(

[Siestalavista]

Originally posted by Hapless Tea Farmer:

So while it is kind of annoying... That's maybe the most realistic thing. Can you stack empty buckets irl? yes.
Can you stack buckets filled with milk?

So, how we stack other things such as food plates, bowls or juice glasses. Is it realastic for you? then it should be possible for buckets, too. Almost everything can be stacked also machines like recycler or windmills can be stacked, too. so is this possible in real life? lol