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I was wondering, and I know it's likely a large investment of time but is there any chance you might be able to port this mod into Don't Starve Together? Just Wednesday I had a friend complain about how stupid it was that her honey went bad and I told her I had a mod that addressed that but it was only accessible on my single player runs.
tested works fine
Honey is lif-BEES THERE EVERYWHERE O GOD HELP ME
*dies*
;-;
P.S. I do enjoy steak tartare
i still wont use it until i beat the game at least once without balancing changes though, and as unique and small of a change to the balance this brings, it's still a change.
It's fixed now. Sorry again.
I fixed it. You should receive an update any minute now. Sorry about that.
By any chance did they disappear while in the ice box?
I like your realistic mods. i wanted to run something by you. maybe you may want to make this happen, i dont think anyone has. We are on an island that has no coconuts. bananas would be cool too.
No I'm afraid not. Honey doesn't spoil because it slowly and naturally produces small amounts of hydrogen peroxide which kills the bacteria that normally breaks down food and makes it spoil. (Hence the bandages made from honey in DS.) No preservatives are necessary at all. If the honey you bought from a store has added preservatives, then it's likely the honey was cut with something to help lower the price. For example, corn syrup. What you're probably thinking of is the filtering and heat treatment process many honey distributors use to make their honey "pure" and help keep honey from crystallizing. This process also dilutes the flavor and destroys a lot of living enzymes and such. Because of that, the popular belief is that raw honey is healthier than heat treated honey. Regardless, no, properly stored honey doesn't spoil. It just becomes less fit for human consumption as the decades, or even centuries, pass.
great idea jintoya! =3
might be another good mod to make for honey bees and the like if you got a smoke gun thing to use on bee nests, collect the honey and incapacitate the bees, just a suggestion.
thank you for this mod again.
Agreed. Honey is one of my favorite foods. I've looked into raising honeybees in the past though. It seems a lot like the whole process is at the mercy of the weather. It would be cool to try out though.
@Maltoroy
Yes it is.