How does iced tea work?

Qistrel · January 2013

So I found some iced tea for sale form a shop keg, and bought some. But it doesn't seem to be iced in my vial, and, it doesn't seem to help against heat movement reduction. Am I doing something wrong? Do I need the vial itself to be chilled?

Xenthos · January 2013

Chilling Chill your drinks to a nice cool temperature.

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Syntax: CHILL <container>
Outlay: snowball 1
Using a frosty snowball to leech the warmth from your tea, you can convert a container filled with a warm or hot fluid tea to one filled with an iced variant. Iced tea has such a refreshing nature that it will grant resistance to heat-induced movement penalties

It does look like you need to chill the container itself; when I fill an empty vial from a keg that says (iced), it comes out warm again.

Akyaevin · January 2013

Hm. Perhaps I ought to stock vials of iced tea, then.

Xenthos · January 2013

Akyaevin said:

Hm. Perhaps I ought to stock vials of iced tea, then.

It does look that way; I tested with your kegs (you were the only one even selling any).

Lendren · January 2013

Maybe that should be bugged. There's no point in being able to chill a keg if the chill doesn't go with the substance, so either the fact that it doesn't is the bug (hopefully!), or the fact that you can chill a keg is a bug.

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