Board Thread:Other/@comment-26287306-20160705192513

This is my first MH wikia forum post that goes a little more off topic but I think it's important to talk about. Last night Berezaa released the exotic Volcango furnace.


 * Volcango has the design of a cell furnace and can process ores at 150x it's value with NO upgrade limit
 * Since Miner's Haven has been released, this is how cell furnaces have been defined
 * They have a special design where droppers would have to be placed on the furnace otherwise ore would enter with an Ore Cannon
 * Most cell furnaces are actually programmed to NOT accept ores that aren't directly from the dropper EVEN IF they weren't upgraded at all
 * Cell furnaces process ore at very high values to make up for them not accepting upgraded ores

Blind Justice has been the exception although it can accept ores that aren't directly from droppers and ones that were lightly upgraded. Here's what we define as a regular furnace


 * They're designed to accept ores that weren't directly from droppers and ores that were upgraded
 * Because they accept upgraded ores they process ore for lower values than cell furnaces

With these guidelines defining cell and regular furnaces, to me it seems that Volcango has more characteristics of a regular furnace than a cell furnace. The only thing that Volcango has in common with cell furnaces is the design.

what do you think we should about what defines a cell furnace OR what Volcango is referred to? Volcango shouldn't be considered a cell furnace Volcango should just be another exception to what a cell furnace is We should reconsidered what is defined as a cell furnace  