Lantern's fuel should be .. low grade fuel, not logs

[niquedegraaff]

Lantern's fuel should be .. low grade fuel, not logs. I think this needs to change for more realism (and balancing, because who else is stockpiling that low grade fuel ? :P)

Ever tried to ram 1000 logs in a 30cm lantern? lol

[Maximum Over]

True. Seems like an easy fix, too.

[Iceboy15]

[B]IT WAS LOW GRADE FUEL[/B]
But people complain it was too expensive, they changed it too wood.

[niquedegraaff]

[QUOTE=Iceboy15;47503280][B]IT WAS LOW GRADE FUEL[/B]
But people complain it was too expensive, they changed it too wood.[/QUOTE]

woot? are you serious? Its so easy to make :P

[LFCavalcanti]

It could be Low Grade Fuel, but make it last longer per fuel unit, that was the problem.

[RedJenny]

Yeah cloth + animal fat just for light? Seems pricey even though it makes sense. Though right now fuel is something I have tons of thanks to all the wolves/bears.

Def should switch it to fuel though, and just make it last longer. Is light really that much of a luxury? I should be able to have a lantern that lasts 24hrs at least!

[mrknifey]

why does low grade fuel need cloth anyway? just have it like ores, processed fat with reduced yield:)

[trustinrocks]

Fuel for lanterns makes sense.

What I want is a easier way to get light in my house. Lamps crafted out of stone cloth and animalfat I say. Who want?

"70,000 BC A hollow rock, shell, or other natural found object was filled with moss or a similar material that was soaked in animal fat and ignited."
source: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_lighting_technology[/url]

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