https://imgur.com/a/D03Tbxn (How does uploaing image work? Curse for my intelligence)
Ate only one mushroom pie, and it has done this thing
And other 15 mushroom pies are stuck in graveyard-of-leftover-foods-cupboard in literally one day.
I totally agree with the purpose of satiation, like preventing one-food spamming(like BBB), but this is like playing russian rullete every time while eating foods.
It makes every diet plan to a piece of trash, and makes lucky titans grow over and over.
Just chainging 50%(20%) to 10%(100%) would be simplest solution I think.
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budzilla
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Re: Rid out RNG from foods.
Highlight your link and hit the [Img] button to embed it.
As for the OP, satiations definitely need a nerf.
As for the OP, satiations definitely need a nerf.
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azrid
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Re: Rid out RNG from foods.
removing rng will make them realize its just the hunger mechanic and will force them to consider removing hunger
this hurts the devs
think about their well being
this hurts the devs
think about their well being


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Sevenless
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Re: Rid out RNG from foods.
tbh most suggestions about this topic have been to get rid of hunger and to fine tune this RNG instead.azrid wrote:removing rng will make them realize its just the hunger mechanic and will force them to consider removing hunger
this hurts the devs
think about their well being
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Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
Sevenless: it is life
The Art of Herding
W16 Farmer's Almanac
W16 Casting Rod Cheatsheet
Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system
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Zepar72
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Re: Rid out RNG from foods.
Just keep a balanced diet and don't mass produce things with huge satiation risks?