Cooking, Kitchen Flooring

Comments: 9

• 10 Jun, '22
  GreatApeApex

  let our "farmer" thralls tend to them and auto harvest/seed the plots. Let us cook meals that increase the life and decrease the misery of our bloodbags.

• 11 Jun, '22
  Koka

  More gardening variety overall would be an awesome addition and this would be the perfect way to introduce it. Love the idea!

• 13 Jun, '22
  Jehkoba

  I think having a kitchen station for non-vampire-related activities could be great. Items made here should strictly help NPC servants, prisoners, and horses - not players - but it would add an interesting and lifelike management component to staffing a castle with 9 heavilly armed human guards at all times.

• 14 Jun, '22
  Colin Volrath Merged

  Currently only fishing is the means to feed prisoners.
  
  Suggestion(s):
  - Cooking station to create better food from cows, pigs, wolves
  - Baking to create other sustainable foods (bread, barley, corn, etc etc)
  - The game is centered around crafting from workstations and not having a means to craft food to feed prisoners feels strange

• 22 Jun, '22
  Luciu5

  Do vampires need food? Servants are vampires and the prisoners eat fish.

• 22 Jun, '22
  Rooibos / C.M. Admin

  "Cooking / Alternatives To Feed Prisoners" (suggested by Colin Volrath on 2022-06-14), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 08 Sep, '22
  Gunnar

  Personally I think cooking should only be to serve the prisoners, it adds the eventual upgrade from fishing; easier to satisfy the prisoners.

• 12 Sep, '22
  Bomoo

  I would like to add a few things to this suggestion.
  
  -Kitchen as a handy filler "block" in the game of "castle room tetris," being able to comfortably fit in a footprint of 2x2 or slightly less comfortably even in 1x2 spaces.
  
  -Introduce "meat" items from animals, with the most desirable meat coming from skittish/evasive animals such as deer, moose, cows, and sheep. Raw meat raises misery in prisoners while cooked meals (in the kitchen room) can reduce misery. A rat dish as a basic recipe in this scheme - "mystery stew."
  
  -Less desirable meat could be got from more aggressive animals that are less of a chore to hunt down, such as wolves and bears.
  
  -With the increased item variety, I submit that the player inventory would benefit from being expanded by an additional row down. It's often the failing of tile inventory systems of games in development, that the effective inv space tends to shrink more and more as additional types of items are introduced during the game's life.
  
  Thanks.

• 18 Jan
  Ella

  Yes please and with anims.