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I think most of us are European, and tea and coffee are very serious topics for europeans ;-)

definitely true because you cant drink beer all day hahahaa

Challenge accepted!

Yeah, we should actually start planning our wedding.

Hey! No hijacking the topic. Unless you will be serving tea or coffee during the reception.

Both.

Carry on then.

Ye we should have a tea and coffee vendor in DoS 2! Tea would be sold by typical imperial Britt (strong English accent, feeling superior than the others) and coffee would be sold by Spaniard ? (seriously which nation has strong coffee history? )... and you could add it to crafting... combine boiling water, with tea and cup and you would get a great refreshment or coffee with boiling water and you would get + 1 to move on turn

Anybody has good ideas for Vendor lines for them??

Well according to Wiki, the earliest accounts of coffee came from the Middle East. Incidentally, tea came from Asia.

Definitely the Turks, and then I'd go for Austria (Vienna-style coffee houses).

Yup so imperial Britt for tea and Aussie for coffee and they could have a strong hatred toward each other and would promote their choice of drink whatever the cost!

hmm, different tea blends available for crafting in-game anyone? As a tribute to this thread?

I still don't remember why we are supposed to get married

That is basically what we've done in Quebec during Larian party!

Well that's exactly what I mean! And not only because of our discussion, but because it is classy and DoS 2 will be classy game. Plus can you imagine all the possible crafting recipes? One tea type would give you some bonus different completely another and you could try to mix them together. And what would happen if you mix tea and coffee? Explosion.

Do we really have to go through this again?

Only if Alchemist makes it ingame.

You know what to vote now =)

Meh don't need alchemist for that. Anyway we will have polymorph and summoner... didn't you know?

I remember absent-mindedly making coffee with the tea I'd just brewed. It wasn't very nice, though I suspect that a large part of it was simply that the result was unexpected. Then again, the fact that is isn't a thing suggests that it's genuinely not very pleasant.

Talking of which, one of the worst chocolates I've eaten was courtesy of the usually excellent Chocolate Tasting Club. Apparently everyone told the chairman "no! That's a really terrible idea!" but he insisted it was a fantastic idea, so the thyme chocolate became a thing. It was awful. The only chocolate I've tasted that was even worse is Hershey's, which is sort of vomit-flavoured.

I've occasionally tried all day drinking when it comes to beer but I tend to fall asleep after five or six pints.

I guess I'll rename the topic

"You opinions & experiences regarding tea & coffee"

^__^

Wait Chocolate Tasting Club is a thing?