Added sports drink recipe

[Inglonias]

Summary

SUMMARY: Content "Added recipe for sports drink"

Purpose of change

I wanted to be able to craft sports drinks.

Describe the solution

I'm assuming that the sports drink in the game resembles Gatorade or one of its competitors in real life. Those drinks are based on a concept called Oral Rehydration Therapy, and the recipe for that is dead simple. It's not common knowledge, though, so I didn't want the recipe to be learned automatically, and put it into a chemistry textbook. The recipe should also be found in first aid manuals, as this is a dead simple remedy for dehydration.

Describe alternatives you've considered

N/A

Testing

Checked that the recipe works as described and that the game didn't crash. Did the math on the ratios, as they do need to be correct, or else this drink makes things worse.

Additional context

Based on the math used in game, a single portion of salt is 5 grams. A teaspoon of salt is about the same mass, and you need half of a teaspoon per liter of water. As a result, you can't make less than two liters with the portions in-game.

[Inglonias]

Here's another source to use. (The book is Ryan North's How to Invent Everything)

[I-am-Erk]

Sports drink and oral rehydration therapy are quite different, even if ort was the inspiration. I'd love to have ort in game though.

[Inglonias]

Would that be as simple as making a new "rehydration drink" which has quench 60 but a lower joy value than sports drink?

[I-am-Erk]

Yep. ORT is kinda nasty tasting, it's way less sugary than sports drink. Sports drink would probably be better simulated by mixing soda pop or sugary juice with salt and bicarbonate.

[Inglonias]

I'll make the change when I get some tine tomorrow. Thank you for the feedback.

[Rail-Runner]

No need to specify "autolearn" being false for recipes; it's the default value (that is, if you don't specify "autolearn" being true).

[Inglonias]

Closing to allow refactoring as per comments.