So from what ive gathered from the book, you need to heat the higher temp ore first, dunk it in the water trough, add the lower temp ore, melt it, then raise the furnace heat to melt the higher temp ore. Kinda hard to explain properly.
Yea I think there was an advanced alloy book that walks you through it. Then I learned you can just mine the alloy ores and I never had to do it again.
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Great video! I really like the fact that you didn't edit out the mistakes! Bravo! I hope you will keep making more videos. Thanks again. 🤠
Haha, thanks. Yes I suck at editing so I try not to if I can.
This game looks sick as hell! Nice vid
hearing your few tips and tricks while making the spear at the start had me feeling like I was watching a grisled, experienced master blacksmith
It's fun and the story doesn't take itself too seriously. Very chill and silly.
So from what ive gathered from the book, you need to heat the higher temp ore first, dunk it in the water trough, add the lower temp ore, melt it, then raise the furnace heat to melt the higher temp ore. Kinda hard to explain properly.
Yea I think there was an advanced alloy book that walks you through it. Then I learned you can just mine the alloy ores and I never had to do it again.