Booze

[TangentialThreat 2]

So I have this barrel of whiskey (seal wheat grain in a barrel of water) but I'm not sure how to drink it. Do I need a glass bottle? 

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

So I have this barrel of whiskey (seal wheat grain in a barrel of water) but I'm not sure how to drink it. Do I need a glass bottle? 

yes. coulda just tried that out though

[cpy 3]

It doesn't seem to do anything. No effects from booze?

[Dano6655 7]

You have to drink a lot to get any sort of effect out of the alcohol it's kinda sad. However the effects can be kinda amusing on a server. So my experience with alcohol on a server is if you drink too much, typing anything will cause an internal server error. If you type something that is too long and it slurs it past the chat limit you'll get kicked for typing too long of a message. If you're an admin like me you'll have a hard time using OP commands because it slurs them lol. If you drink too much it kills you also.

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

internal server error? does that crash it?

[Dano6655 7]

internal server error? does that crash it?

 

it basically just kicks you from the server

[Solanus612 3]

And now that there's a topic on alchol I have one question how do you make tequila

 

"Tequila" is made from the agave plant (or mescales), which would naturally grow in more arid regions, but might be able to be transplanted to just about anywhere.  The agave plant's interior liquids can be fermented (creating pulque) or the (often very large) heart of the plant can be baked in an oven and used as part of a distillation process (producing mezcal).  In the real world, only mescal from blue agave plants, specifically those cultivated near Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico, can be called "tequila", per Mexico and (essentially) US law.

 

If you wanted to have a Minecraft version of "tequila", you could either create an agave-style plant that could generate an agave heart to create something very much like "tequila", or you could really cop out and instead use cactus to make a maybe somewhat similar analogue.  If the growth profile for cactus and sugar cane are close enough, then they could have similar usage mechanics.  If you instead use an agave plant, you're looking at a possibly rather large plant that could (like other agriculture plants) be plant-and-forget with a lower heart yield or a more task intensive process (pruning with an axe or shovel) to improve heart size and density.