quality

[homsikpanda]

how does quality affect things?
mainly foods.

[burgingham]

For food quality raises the amount of FEP given by each piece of food you eat.

For weapons it is more damage, for armor more soak, for clothes and jewelry higher buffs, for most tools it is to not reduce or even raise the quality of products crafted with said tools and so on.

[TeckXKnight]

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality
The wiki helps a lot =)

[homsikpanda]

For food quality raises the amount of FEP given by each piece of food you eat.

For weapons it is more damage, for armor more soak, for clothes and jewelry higher buffs, for most tools it is to not reduce or even raise the quality of products crafted with said tools and so on.

so i need to eat less of a particular food to increase a stat?
or do i get a bigger increase?

the fep system confuses me slightly, the only thing i understand is "eat this food to fill the bar under your stats and when it's full that stat increases" but i don't get what happens or how eating a different food that increases a different stat works?
like if i eat a carrot and a fish?

[Mashadar]

so i need to eat less of a particular food to increase a stat?
or do i get a bigger increase?

the fep system confuses me slightly, the only thing i understand is "eat this food to fill the bar under your stats and when it's full that stat increases" but i don't get what happens or how eating a different food that increases a different stat works?
like if i eat a carrot and a fish?

See:

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality
The wiki helps a lot =)

Particularly: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/FEPs
...which just happens to be linked from the food section of the quality article.

[Sevenless]

so i need to eat less of a particular food to increase a stat?
or do i get a bigger increase?

the fep system confuses me slightly, the only thing i understand is "eat this food to fill the bar under your stats and when it's full that stat increases" but i don't get what happens or how eating a different food that increases a different stat works?
like if i eat a carrot and a fish?

See:

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality
The wiki helps a lot =)

Particularly: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/FEPs
...which just happens to be linked from the food section of the quality article.

I've been annoyed with the FEP page on the wiki for a while now. I rewrote the example to be more clear, used real numbers and tidied the page up. It should be much more legible now.

[homsikpanda]

so i need to eat less of a particular food to increase a stat?
or do i get a bigger increase?

the fep system confuses me slightly, the only thing i understand is "eat this food to fill the bar under your stats and when it's full that stat increases" but i don't get what happens or how eating a different food that increases a different stat works?
like if i eat a carrot and a fish?

See:

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality
The wiki helps a lot =)

Particularly: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/FEPs
...which just happens to be linked from the food section of the quality article.

I've been annoyed with the FEP page on the wiki for a while now. I rewrote the example to be more clear, used real numbers and tidied the page up. It should be much more legible now.

-checks-

[Potjeh]

Why didn't you edit out this blatant lie:

Accumulating FEPs that contribute to different attributes, however, will lower the total number required. E.G. If you eat food that provides only Strength FEPs you will need X total FEPs to increase an attribute, but if you then eat food that provdes Dexterity FEPs, you will need <X FEPs. This only applies the first time you eat a food that contains FEPs for an attribute not in the bar.

It's common knowledge that every unique food you eat reduces the bar, and what FEPs it gives is irrelevant as long as it gives some FEPs (ie not bread, apples or something like that).

*edit* Oh wait, it says that in the very next paragraph :S Still wrong about how much it reduces, though, the formula involves square root but I'll be damned if I can remember how it goes.

[Sevenless]

Why didn't you edit out this blatant lie:

Accumulating FEPs that contribute to different attributes, however, will lower the total number required. E.G. If you eat food that provides only Strength FEPs you will need X total FEPs to increase an attribute, but if you then eat food that provdes Dexterity FEPs, you will need <X FEPs. This only applies the first time you eat a food that contains FEPs for an attribute not in the bar.

It's common knowledge that every unique food you eat reduces the bar, and what FEPs it gives is irrelevant as long as it gives some FEPs (ie not bread, apples or something like that).

*edit* Oh wait, it says that in the very next paragraph :S Still wrong about how much it reduces, though, the formula involves square root but I'll be damned if I can remember how it goes.

I missed that line, but you're just as capable of editing the wiki as I am if you found a blatant mistake XD That being said, I went and edited it anyway

Side note, I don't know the exact formula but I've made posts a while back in another thread trying to figure it out if I remember correctly. No one knew there either but if I did the calculations correctly they work out to 30% and then ~21% for the first two reductions. It's a hack job, but no one can remember the formula so it works for the purpose of examples lol.

[homsikpanda]

does quality affect dmg?

like if i have a quality 10 b12 will i still do 500 dmg? (if i have a strength also of 10 )