Goonhub
09-04-2022, 12:44 AM
Chem groups are important, solely because sitting on the chem dispenser with a reference sheet is bullshit and not fun.
Making chemicals should be engaging. That means that multiple steps should be combined when making very potent chems. Sourcing your chems is engaging, fiddling around with proper reaction temperature and dilution is as well. Sitting at the dispenser isn't, really.
So i am 100% for chem groups to stay the way tey are, but i want to add more complexity to recipes outside of the recipe itself.
Making chemicals should be engaging. That means that multiple steps should be combined when making very potent chems. Sourcing your chems is engaging, fiddling around with proper reaction temperature and dilution is as well. Sitting at the dispenser isn't, really.
So i am 100% for chem groups to stay the way tey are, but i want to add more complexity to recipes outside of the recipe itself.