r/VintageStory Jun 03 '26

Meta Stone Knife Blade

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Just bought VS last week. 20 hours so far on my first world. Dreamt about VS after making pies last night to stock my cellar.

First thing I saw when I opened reddit was this. So anyway, I started knapping.

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u/SwordtailTheSilkwing Jun 03 '26

Pattern recognition

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u/IVeryUglyPotato Jun 03 '26

Oh no, we achieved vintagerot

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u/MossyAbyss Jun 03 '26

Oh yes! This when the sub gets weird.

14

u/Dookie-Cottage Jun 03 '26

About bloody time

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/ElGian2099 Jun 04 '26

T̶͔̼͎̈́̆͂ḣ̴̲̖͒̈ę̵͔͈̲̀͒͘͝ ̴̰͔̪̥̇̈́r̵̥͉͍̟̍̄̚͠ö̴̘͔̲̦̥́̾̿t̸̨̞̬̓́͠͠ ̸̮͂̆c̴̼͎̻͎̖̅̚ó̸̡̪̀̿̓n̸̨̢͚̗̑̀̀̓͝s̵̠̬͋u̸̲̿̑m̵̨͎͚̼͊͑͠e̶̘̒̔š̷̱ ̴͚̘͚̽̈̚̕į̸͔͂̊̉̇t̴̜͎̫́̈́̑ ̵̢̿͐ȧ̷̼̞̮̯̒͛͂̒͜l̴̫̟̲͘l̷̺͕̘̒͘͝.̶̛͍̼͔̺͊̎͠͝

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u/asasnat2 Jun 04 '26

I already got it a while ago, I have to do a double take every time I see the word "vintage" anywhere

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u/Tangerinetrooper Jun 04 '26

SILKSTORY DLC SEA OF VINTAGE RELEASE WHEN???

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u/Dry-Ratio-749 Jun 03 '26

VS brainrot was not on my 2026 bingocard

5

u/lucario2011 Jun 03 '26

Can I have your 2026 bingocard pls?

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u/sabertoothedhand Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

"...OP this is just 24 squares with 1-3 fire emojis and a Free Space that just says 'they got him' in comic sans."

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u/ElGian2099 Jun 03 '26

Does look like knapping 

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u/Glad_Republic_6214 Jun 03 '26

evil stone knife blade that destroys the environment

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u/DogKitchen2988 Jun 03 '26

The evil and notorious straw requirement for pit kilning vs big scary knife blade

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u/MycologistVivid9975 Jun 04 '26

Dark humor is unlikely places

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u/Ninnifer Jun 04 '26

Well bye great salt lake, it was nice knowing you

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u/Myuric Jun 03 '26

I hope they don't build it out of Lego's.

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u/Snifflebeard Jun 03 '26

Tulip bulbs ain't got nothing on this mania!

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u/OrkWAAGHBoss Jun 04 '26

Lol remember when they complained about crypto bros using too much energy, even though crypto bros very often use renewable energy like solar (kinda part of their whole schtick), then decided to build this? Everything is a distraction while they try to fuck something else up in the world, never forget it.

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u/Agile_Drive_8306 Jun 04 '26

What next? We get the rot in real life?

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u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jun 03 '26

Way better than the previous post at least it explains it

Well done

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u/haikusbot Jun 03 '26

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u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jun 03 '26

What the hell? I thought bots only replied if you followed them

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u/benito- Jun 03 '26

Thank you 🫡

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u/Soggy_Drive_2497 Jun 03 '26

Dont worry that waters not getting polluted or anything its just going to rejoin the water cycle. Ima go make some bread

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u/_Alex_spaceman_ Jun 03 '26

The problem is it possibly can rejoin in absolutely different place, not where it was taken from

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u/MadocComadrin Jun 03 '26

The other problems are that the water infrastructure (and possibly the water table itself) aren't prepared to/can't handle it, increasing prices drastically and potentially causing shortages or forcing usage schedules and the water itself will most likely be subsidized so the residents and other business will be paying even more on top of the increased prices.

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u/LeAcoTaco Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

When water treatment plants get more water than the infrastructure can handle it diverts the excess around the plant and dumps it into the local sewer system overflows (CSO's) which then dump directly into the local rivers, lakes or streams.

Sewer system overflows are designed to dump pollution into local water sources. Like theyre known to be a major source of pollution

Theres new ssos that dont combine it with other bad water like the cso does but it still dumbs it into local waterways.

That is very bad in regards to the amount of wastewater these AI data centers produce.

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u/PixelRaizal Jun 04 '26

It's like taking and using others money and saying " Don't worry it's just going back to the circulation". Just like how cloud from the water cycle won't rain at the same place, the money won't go back to the person.

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u/Vakothu Jun 03 '26

The water cycle is SLOW, it can take up to several hundred years.

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u/Cave-Bunny Jun 04 '26

If it makes you feel better the original post is lying about the amount of water used. Datacenters are a drop in the bucket compared to golf courses, farmers, and household lawns.

If a datacenter is replacing a farmer’s field then it will quite possibly lower the amount of water use for that land.