I realize this. I made a counter argument to that, and followed up stating that I still wouldn't eat a rat unless I was starving. And that there's really no point to being at starving in this game. Besides, there's enough food diversity in this game you really don't need to risk it on foods that just have black FEP. (I realize a rat on a stick has a .2 Psy/.8 black. Not really enough to give any real chance to Psy.) Wonderful Wilderness Wurst would probably be the only thing I risked black FEPs for.cobaltjones wrote: He's not talking about eating rats for hunger. He's talking about the FEP DIVERSITY BONUS which you get for eating different types of foods.
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MagicManICT
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Re: rats
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barra
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Re: rats
You didn't make a counter argument, you just restated your previous claim. The only "risks" involved with rat on a stick are newbies who keep crates full of them because they haven't found any other food and are living in a fir forest.MagicManICT wrote:I realize this. I made a counter argument to that, and followed up stating that I still wouldn't eat a rat unless I was starving. And that there's really no point to being at starving in this game. Besides, there's enough food diversity in this game you really don't need to risk it on foods that just have black FEP. (I realize a rat on a stick has a .2 Psy/.8 black. Not really enough to give any real chance to Psy.) Wonderful Wilderness Wurst would probably be the only thing I risked black FEPs for.
loftar wrote:You do appear to need a good trolling.
