Smelting coins

[Lord_Igor]

I think you should be able to smelt coins to retrieve the metal that was used in making them.

I have no experience with coins (in Cantr) so I don't know if this is already possible or if coins are actually made of metal.

[JoeF]

You should be able to smelt all solid metal items...

Good idea! Dunno if it's been said before...

[Talapus]

It has been said several times, along with burning all wood items to get charcoal

[formerly known as hf]

and it's been said before about re-using the materials for all items...

[Robert Shmeashter]

That makes sense. If you melted a gold coin, it would still be gold.

[Talapus]

Works with pure metals but not with some alloys like steel. Each time you heat up steel, you destroy some of its carbon content which makes it weaker with each successive heating, thus blacksmiths try to forge the steel item with as few heatings as possible. I like the idea but I think that it would be alot of effort to program. I would like to see it, but I xpect, nor do I think that this idea is an absolute must

[Anthony Roberts]

Smelting metal objects is something that we all want, to retrieve materials. You should see it in the future, in a best case scenario, so, please stop suggesting it?

[Nick]

You don't want people to make suggestions already made, Anthony?
Well shut down this forum, then.
If you complain, you'll just be yelled at for your oldbie disgruntledness. Trust me.

[Anthony Roberts]

I don't complain as much as you, so, I doubt I'll see the end of a golf club anytime soon, unlike yourself

[TatteredShoeLace]

Man you two have been here way to long....oldbies. So anyway, back to my question, I have tons of tomatoes but it still says I am hungry, whats up with that?

[rklenseth]

Tomatoes aren't a food for hunger. They're a healing food.

[Peanut]

Tomatoes are red. They're a sort of pie plant.

Serenity you should know better then that.

Now go change it.

[Nick]

I don't complain as much as you, so, I doubt I'll see the end of a golf club anytime soon, unlike yourself

You complain about things as often as I do.
Maybe more, because whenever I complain, you complain about my complaint.

[Anthony Roberts]

I don't complain as much as you, so, I doubt I'll see the end of a golf club anytime soon, unlike yourself

You complain about things as often as I do.
Maybe more, because whenever I complain, you complain about my complaint.

A complaint about a complaint isn't classified as a complaint. It's classified as moderation against invalid complaints.

[Nick]

Well this post is a complaint against your complaint that you were not technically complaining against my complaint that you complained about my ammount of complaining, when really you complain plenty.

*takes a breath*
Jerk. Ya, I used your word.