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It is noteworthy that alcohol does not spoil, while still providing saturation - therefore turning excess ingredients into alcohol for storage is a valid strategy.<br> | It is noteworthy that at least once distilled alcohol does not spoil, while still providing saturation - therefore turning excess ingredients into alcohol for storage is a valid strategy. Note that this only applies to the second stage of alcohol brewing - distillation - and not to "onlx" fermented alcohol.<br> | ||
Imbibing alcohol however leads to visual impairment - the player character will swerve their head from left to right, which actually affects movement in the game, since it is hard to walk in a straight line without actively counteracting the movement direction chosen by the swerving head.<br> | Imbibing alcohol however leads to visual impairment - the player character will swerve their head from left to right, which actually affects movement in the game, since it is hard to walk in a straight line without actively counteracting the movement direction chosen by the swerving head.<br> | ||
The amount and quality of alcohol imbibed influences the severity and duration of impairment. | The amount and quality of alcohol imbibed influences the severity and duration of impairment. | ||
=== Fermented Alcohol === <!--T:5--> | === Fermented Alcohol === <!--T:5--> | ||
Fermented alcohol provides both satiety and a nutrition value in the fruit category - regardless if the source material actually was a fruit or not.<br> | Fermented alcohol provides both satiety and a nutrition value in the fruit category - regardless if the source material actually was a fruit or not. Fermented alcohol spoils just like its source material.<br> | ||
The ratio mentioned refers to the amount of ingredients required in comparison to the alcohol received. The time refers to the duration the ingredients need to be sealed inside a barrel.<br> | The ratio mentioned refers to the amount of ingredients required in comparison to the alcohol received. The time refers to the duration the ingredients need to be sealed inside a barrel.<br> | ||
Each type of alcohol and its creation process is detailed farther down. | Each type of alcohol and its creation process is detailed farther down. | ||
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=== Distilled Alcohol === <!--T:7--> | === Distilled Alcohol === <!--T:7--> | ||
Compared to merely fermented alcohol, distilled alcohol offers the same or even less overall saturation and no nutritional benefit. It does however cause worse visual impairment when consumed, | Compared to merely fermented alcohol, distilled alcohol offers the same or even less overall saturation and no nutritional benefit. It does however cause worse visual impairment when consumed, but does not rot or turn bad with time.<br> | ||
Additionally, once distilled alcohol is the first step to acquiring Aqua Vitae - twice distilled alcohol - which can be used to craft alcohol soaked [[Healing|Bandages]].<br> | Additionally, once distilled alcohol is the first step to acquiring Aqua Vitae - twice distilled alcohol - which can be used to craft alcohol soaked [[Healing|Bandages]].<br> | ||
The ratio mentioned refers to the amount of ingredients required in comparison to the distilled alcohol received. The time refers to the duration the boiler and condenser need to run to produce 1L of distilled alcohol. | The ratio mentioned refers to the amount of ingredients required in comparison to the distilled alcohol received. The time refers to the duration the boiler and condenser need to run to produce 1L of distilled alcohol. | ||
