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How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

i saw "liveleak" and was like oh shit
 
but worth

Before gnashes locks this, id like to add a little feedback... Right now the reporting process works, but holy fuck its annoying. Having to go the the template post, copy paste it, go back to our post, copy paste it in, get all the info and fill in all the (seemingly) useless "boxes"
 
why cant we just post a video and a sentence or two of what happened?

@Gnashes idk man, between the constant "action taken" and seeing them the next day as people here on this thread complain about and the stupidly complex reporting system it really isnt worth peoples time to report the small things like rdm and vdm, the things that ruin the serv

pre-fireing from the right 
 
 
runs thru checks left
k

Ugh it's just the suprise, and it being a hard restart that fucks people over. If they just increased the rate of restarts then it would probably be better.

bullshit, even when repaired max speed is no where near 435kmh. landing 180-200kmh on 90% of the runways will send you flying right off the end

what a surprise!!
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8LecZGr-VA
 
Dont worry, the truck driver was fine (talked to him after, no need to banarino admin)

How do you mean? I dont see arma 3 going competitive with an eSport scene mainly because of all the non-player factors in a match. Stuff like CS:GO or League of Legends all run super smooth with very very few bugs, high refresh rates and low pings. Arma is quite literally the opposite of that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8LecZGr-VA
 
Dont worry, the truck driver was fine (talked to him after, no need to banarino admin)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8LecZGr-VA
 
Dont worry, the truck driver was fine (talked to him after, no need to banarino admin)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8LecZGr-VA
 
Dont worry, the truck driver was fine (talked to him after, no need to banarino admin)

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
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Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
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Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
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Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
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Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
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Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

How To Make Alcohol
 
Before reading this guide, please note, the majority of the alcohol process is ILLEGAL
This guide is currently unfinished, however, it has the majority of info you need to start making your booze
!You will also need a house with a keg, purchasable at the Home Improvement store!
If you are confused by something or have questions, let me know!
Please read: I would like to thank everyone who helped me put this guide together. On behalf of everyone, I urge you all to be kind and friendly at the Distillery. We're all just trying to make some booze, man.
 
brew master title pls admin
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Step 1: Get your materials
There are 3 types of alcohol you can make, each requires a different set of ingredients.
Below is a list of the recipes, as well as what each plant looks like so you know how to gather them
Moonshine: Corn, Water, Yeast
Whiskey: Corn or Rye, Water, Yeast, Barley
Scotch: Water, Yeast, Barley
***WATER AND YEAST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM A MARKET***
BARLEY

 
CORN
 

RYE

**Note that the RYE plant is a shorter version of the CORN plant
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Step 2: Distilling your product
You will now need to take AT LEAST 1* of each ingredient, respective to the recipe you chose to make, to the distillery. Remember, this is an ILLEGAL area.
.
*if you have, say, 20 water, 20 yeast, and 20 barley, you will make 20 Scotch
 



Your product is not finished, continue on to the next step.
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Step 3: Aging your product
To age your product, place the un aged alcohol in your barrel.
Your product will begin to "age" over several server restarts in set increments.
For Scotch, it ages 20 per stage per restart, I diagram below shows how it ages. 
For Whiskey, there is no set increment
Assuming what you had 100 scotch in your barrel, this is what it would look like over many restarts, courtesy of Bikstok:
- Before restart:
[100] new make scotch
- 1st restart:
[20] scotch
[80] new make scotch
- 2nd restart:
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[60] new make scotch
- 3rd restart:
[20] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[40] new make scotch
- 4th restart:
[40] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
[20] new make scotch
- 5th restart:
[60] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
[20] scotch
- 6th restart:
[80] 25 year scotch
[20] 15 year scotch
- 7th restart:
[100] 25 year scotch
**It will look the same for Whiskey, except it will be aging 60 at a time**

After the first restart with the base product in your house, it will upgrade to stage 2. In this case, my "New Make Scotch" upgraded to "Scotch" after one restart.
Note that only 20 were aged.

Now that you have "Scotch" in your barrel, wait another restart, and it will turn into "15 year Scotch"

After another restart (3rd), your 15 year will turn into 25 year Scotch. This is your final product.

Now that you have a finished product, take it to Wongs Food and Alcohol and make some bank!!
Keep in mind that alcohol ages in set increments, for Scotch that increment appears to be 20. It will take several restarts for an entire crate to fully age, as it will only age 20 per step per restart.
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Some More Tips:
Scotch sells for the most money if you're aging in bulk
You must be online during a restart for it to count for aging, however, it will age if you're in the lobby over restart
While only a set amount can age, you can have multiple barrels to multiply the process
Moonshine doesn't need to be aged
You can have any configuration of aging barrel/crate in your house
All the ingredients way 1, and every stage of drink weighs 3*
Barley, Corn, and Rye are LITERALLY everywhere
More tips coming as I find them
 
*still researching whiskey
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Prices of final product:
25 Year Scotch = 1050
15 Year Scotch = 640
Scotch = ?
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Reserve Corn Whiskey = 455
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Moonshine = 230 (?)
 

Why do we need gas in our cars? ammo for our guns? picks to mine? aging barrels to age alcohol? I could go on... and how about you fuck off or contribute something constructive you cuck

Why do we need gas in our cars? ammo for our guns? picks to mine? aging barrels to age alcohol? I could go on... and how about you fuck off or contribute something constructive you cuck

Why do we need gas in our cars? ammo for our guns? picks to mine? aging barrels to age alcohol? I could go on... and how about you fuck off or contribute something constructive you cuck

It's been discussed a lot over the years (most commonly in the context of police respawns), but the general consensus has historically been that a NLR would end up being more trouble than it's worth. Due to disparities in gear and numbers, as well as the desire to keep things interesting, most people prefer that cops are able to return to situations after death so long as it's within reason and not abused.
As far as situations between civs, most of the time a NLR wouldn't really change the circumstances. Yes some people will get upset and come back immediately, but these situations are rare in my personal experience. But beyond that, artificial barriers that separate players from content are generally considered antithetical to the whole ethos of Asylum: people can do what they want, when they want, how they want without the extraneous constraints that plague the life genre. So the notion of forcing players to wait to rejoin their friends is probably not something the staff would be interested in. But of course, I'm only speculating here. 
Regarding valuing one's life, I think there is a valid point to be made here about the way people react in life threatening situations. So often, promising RP situations are ruined by petty, spiteful behavior. They would rather die than give you the satisfaction. While this is undeniably frustrating and really reduces the quality of RP, I must admit I understand why people feel this way, "stick up bambies" are extremely annoying and harmful to the server environment. If you've ever played on a server where compliance is mandatory, you know exactly what I'm talking about; you can't walk from the ATM to the garage without some impertinent 12 year old demanding you drop your backpack or die. When you force players to oblige these demands, you legitimize that playstyle. Not something that I'd personally like to see on Asylum.
TL;DR: I understand where you're coming from and there are certainly some changes that could be made to improve Asylum's roleplay potential. However, I think that an NLR and forced compliance would ultimately do more harm than good. But hey, that's just my personal opinion. 

"give me your feedback"
"paratus, an overwhelming majority of people dislike the new UI"
"you'll get used to it"
@Paratus you're better than that dood