May 29, 200620 yr i need help doin regicide distiller... nothing seems to work i put coal in keep pressure in green but heat wont stay there and i also only have 1 barrle of swmap tar left i aint goin all the way back to get another!!!!!!!!! I WANT THIS 1 TO WORK! i read the guides and it dont make sense can suym1 plz help by explaining it how i will understand! 1593th to 99 Farming - July 08.
May 29, 200620 yr i set both valves to middle, then added few coals and waited while tem[perature started to drop then added once more coal and so on/ ned to be patient thats all i can say 1500+ total 89 cmb; 1600+ total and under 93 cmb. 02/04/07 reached all skills 60+ under lvl 90 cmb. 07/19/07 reached all skills 70+ at lvl 93 cmb.Prayer is good for herbs
May 29, 200620 yr It's a nasty and complex process - one friend of mine used 120 coal trying to get it to work. And I regret to say that the Tip.It quest guide isn't giving accurate instructions. :oops: The good thing is that your tar stays in the machine - I am fairly certain that it does not get "used up" and require more tar. You just have to play with it until you get the hang of it. Here's the Tip.It image: Put some coal in (click "Add coal" in the middle on the furnace door). When heat is in green, click the right "tar regulator" valve once to allow tar in (note that this valve does NOT affect the heat!). If the heat is too high (red or above), stop adding coal. When the heat falls below green you must add more coal. Watch pressure gauge on the left VERY CLOSELY. If the pressure gets too high (past green and starting into red), click the left pressure valve once or twice to "bleed" the pressure. Keep an eye on the pressure gauge! As soon as it's back in green, turn the left pressure valve back off. If the pressure goes past red, the still "blows" and all gauges and valves are reset to zero, so you must start again by adding coal, etc. (I don't think you lose the amount of tar you already distilled, though.) The line across the bottom shows your distilling progress, to give you some encouragement. Good luck! it's a lot easier to get over yourself when you look at intelligence the same way you look at beauty, or height, or eye color: being smart is easy, but being good is hard ... being smart is handed to you, being good is handed to *nobody*.
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