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I added that milling always produces items at a 1:1 ratio. Does anyone know what increased miller skill does? Even dabbling millers seem to work very fast, the number of items produced is always the same and there's no quality associated with them. I always use mechanically powered mills so maybe they operate querns faster? | I added that milling always produces items at a 1:1 ratio. Does anyone know what increased miller skill does? Even dabbling millers seem to work very fast, the number of items produced is always the same and there's no quality associated with them. I always use mechanically powered mills so maybe they operate querns faster? | ||
| + | :That would be logical. Powered millstones operate MUCH faster than querns, although I have not paid enough attention to figure out just how much time is saved by using millstones. Skill in milling does supposedly make the job go faster, but I too have never noticed a difference when using millstones.--[[User:Zipdog|Zipdog]] 05:01, 14 April 2009 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 05:01, 14 April 2009
I added that milling always produces items at a 1:1 ratio. Does anyone know what increased miller skill does? Even dabbling millers seem to work very fast, the number of items produced is always the same and there's no quality associated with them. I always use mechanically powered mills so maybe they operate querns faster?
- That would be logical. Powered millstones operate MUCH faster than querns, although I have not paid enough attention to figure out just how much time is saved by using millstones. Skill in milling does supposedly make the job go faster, but I too have never noticed a difference when using millstones.--Zipdog 05:01, 14 April 2009 (UTC)