Can someone please explain food to me in Layman's terms? I'm having quite a bit of trouble getting the stat I want up... for example....
just now I had 6.8 agi.... 3.2 int... I eat 1 blue berry and my int goes up by one point.... fine....
But when I had 7.2 int and like.. 1 agi and I eat a rabbit meat, Int still went up by one point
So... how exactly do I raise agi? eat pure agi food? and is it really that important to keep your stats all equal?
PS, I used search, didnt answer my question fully dun bother telling me to try it.
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Grog
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Re: Stats... n food
if you have your hunger bar with 10agi, 15str and 20dex on max of 50 fep needed your percentage of getting agi is 20%, strg 30% and dex 40%.
its not that easy to calculate, better get a feeling for it and try to get more or less pure stats on your fep bar
its not that easy to calculate, better get a feeling for it and try to get more or less pure stats on your fep bar
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Oskatat
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Re: Stats... n food
what all pretty much says, is that its a chance
so, if there is 80% to raise int and 20 to raise agi, theres still a chance it will be agi
and thats it. You can influence the chance, but not the actual outcome unless you only eat, for exmple, agi food
the idea behind keeping your stats close to eachother is that, for raising agi, int, cha and str each by 4, it could also have been str by 16, in which case raising the others wouldve been much harder
so, if there is 80% to raise int and 20 to raise agi, theres still a chance it will be agi
and thats it. You can influence the chance, but not the actual outcome unless you only eat, for exmple, agi food
the idea behind keeping your stats close to eachother is that, for raising agi, int, cha and str each by 4, it could also have been str by 16, in which case raising the others wouldve been much harder
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