the reason why you used a lot more copper ore than you should have is because you were actually missing the molds by a lot. If you had been hitting the mold dead on then you'd have saved the ore. You were basically filling the guard and pommel mold by the splashes made when you poured onto the sandy block.
I swear I had an infinite pour once but I don't know what caused it. Without seeing how much is in the bucket with each pour, we may never know. The splashes also cover the numbers so I take no blame for missing lol.
![[Medieval Blacksmith] Pricing Breakdown](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BDE-hLwTZhc/mqdefault.jpg)
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That quench was... beautiful.
I'm a perfectionist when it comes to games like these!
the reason why you used a lot more copper ore than you should have is because you were actually missing the molds by a lot. If you had been hitting the mold dead on then you'd have saved the ore. You were basically filling the guard and pommel mold by the splashes made when you poured onto the sandy block.
I swear I had an infinite pour once but I don't know what caused it. Without seeing how much is in the bucket with each pour, we may never know. The splashes also cover the numbers so I take no blame for missing lol.
@@DoraGaming42 when u are pouring on the mold it doesn't take more than what is needed. if u pour anywhere off the mold u then waste the smelted ore.
did you manage to complete the quest with that sword because when i craft that sword following every step of ur vid he refuses the sword everytime?
how to get the most skill points?