Goonhub
12-11-2014, 03:57 PM
That's a pretty solid idea, and could be easy to implement if looked at from the right angle.
You could change food to be instead of having just "good" and "bad", you could have in betweens, and that would be entirely based on a prefix-
So for example, a raw-steak would be heat:time ratio of 1:1 while a badly burnt-steak would be 5:5. To get a smoldering piece of shit, literally put the badly burnt steak straight back into the oven.
The addition of spices/herbs could be a pain to code. I'm a bit of a foodie, so I would not recommend going down the realistic route unless coders want to give themselves a colossal headache trying to see which herb and spice would be good to code and how to implement, but instead maybe have like in addition to S+P in the kitchen, you could have a herb and spice shaker, green and red colored. It would be something to be added on after (or perhaps before?) that would make it appetizing.
You could change food to be instead of having just "good" and "bad", you could have in betweens, and that would be entirely based on a prefix-
So for example, a raw-steak would be heat:time ratio of 1:1 while a badly burnt-steak would be 5:5. To get a smoldering piece of shit, literally put the badly burnt steak straight back into the oven.
The addition of spices/herbs could be a pain to code. I'm a bit of a foodie, so I would not recommend going down the realistic route unless coders want to give themselves a colossal headache trying to see which herb and spice would be good to code and how to implement, but instead maybe have like in addition to S+P in the kitchen, you could have a herb and spice shaker, green and red colored. It would be something to be added on after (or perhaps before?) that would make it appetizing.