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Common Sense

v0.8 BETA

Expansions not yet supported by this mod.

Prime features:

*Adds meat to various creatures who have no meat. In particular: wolves now always drop dog meat.
Giants now drop up to ten toes, as opposed to the one they might have.
Mammoths now drop a hide made by pure guesswork using other hides as approximations.
Prefixes such as "ORE: " have been added to appropriate items for easier sub-sorting.
Various crafting recipes have been added.
~You can now cook items that were previously impossible to cook, such as grilled leaks. I don't understand why you would, but the option is there.
~You can smelt 100 gold to get a gold bar. When I can care enough, I will look into making this a crime.

In all cases I have tried to avoid using custom items to limit crafting list growth. The mammoth pelt was a small sacrifice in this endeavor.

*Not guaranteed for all items


FAQ

Q1 - "Will you change _____ about the game?"
A - If a proper argument is made and it is within my skill to do so, then maybe. Possibly. Eventually. Maybe never.

Q2 - "Will you change the _____ mechanic of the game?"
A - No; this mod is not about changing how the game works. This mod is (admittedly "generally") about changing what it is working with. It sounds kind of arbitrary, I know. If you think it's a good idea, then please post it. Just understand that I probably won't think it's so great.

Q3 - "ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) Y U NO _____??" (Overarching)
A - I dun wanna!

Q4 - "You have it so I can smelt gold coins into bars, but why can't I reverse the process?"
A - Well, a lot of effort goes into making money, you know. The most important thing: you need the mint that allows you to stamp it while it is still semi-soft from the mould. Average adventurers will have neither the skills nor the tools to get around this. Not only that, but creating/destroying currency is extremely illegal in every civilization known.
Ultimately: understand that I know that it should be done, I already know how I would do it, and doing it would involve lots of technical crap unless I think of a better way. Refer to questions 1 and 3.