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It is 24 uses for 1 kero right?

I think IT CAN be useful but we need more Kerosene. It can till hardened rows right?. Assuming Kero wasn't an issue it would be good for any crop that leaves hardened rows as you wouldn't need as much compost. Plus not having to always replace hoes would eventually make up for the cost.

Irrigation could be nice as well. If it can water more then 1 plant at once that would mean having to pump less water.

I can't get in-game rn so lemme know if I'm wrong. I'm hoping for a more efficient method of getting Kerosene  since we're getting more tech.

Ohh, Looks promising!

I do worry players will be hesitant to use this stuff due to the scarcity of kerosene. Depends how powerful this is, Will have to see in-game. Looks like multiple engines are needed, Seems like more Kero usage then just pumping and manual farming.

Anyway looks like it'll let us water and till an entire row at once. Not sure the limits just yet, How much can you plow/water at once?

I know some people had been asking for this update since 2018

It is quite jarring, There's a few technologies that should have more uses. We actually have electricity in the game but it's only used for one obscure item. Same with the engine to some extent.

I like that we'll be seeing more of the lesser used foods popping up in towns. Upgrade for tables is nice too, Crowded bakeries was always a big first world problem.

Personally looking forward to more tech, He mentioned  oil byproducts recently. So I'm fairly certain next update will be that.

Auto ban anybody who does /devious. Problem solved

Noticed you've been a bit more active on these forums recently. I appreciate that.

Did you have a successor. Issue with these things as they tend to fall througn after a generation or two.

Nice necro Jason, Reported.

Sorry but we don't understand your alien philosophy. These concepts are beyond humanity.

My guess is because Jason has the most knowledge about food. As opposed to tech where he'd need to do a lot more research.

Well like I said, More incentive to do it. Generally speaking people find exotic foods and spices more exiting, Maybe bonus yum/pip retention for foods from different biomes.

The complex foods serve to better satisfy later generations. Complex items could also mean more organic specialization. One town could be successful focusing on making pickles and shipping them off to nearby cities.