Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Something like this bad boy.
Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Liss12 wrote:Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Something like this bad boy.
Kaios wrote:Liss12 wrote:Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Something like this bad boy.
Seems nice but I'm not convinced such foods are that much better when you take the time and effort required to make them in to account compared to simply roasting meat or whatever else. Given the choice, I'd prefer to eat foods that have a decent to large amount of one type of FEP rather than the multiple types that you've shown here. What makes that swan neck good, is it the Perception +2 or is it the Constitution that goes along with that or is it that it gives a large amount of FEP overall? Wouldn't it be more ideal to create foods with FEPs that complement each other?
As mentioned by VDZ, if I roast an Eel it gives a 25% sizzling bonus and it ONLY gives Agility. If I spitroast an Eel this might increase the overall FEP it gives by adding Dexterity, but then it also creates the chance that you'll get Dexterity instead of Agility which very likely defeats the purpose of using the agility focused food in the first place. The 1.5% less hunger, to me, isn't worth the added risk in gaining a useless FEP that I didn't intend to go for when making that particular food. 10 FEPS of pure Agility still seems better than 17 FEPs of both Charisma and Constitution in a single food, for instance.
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Kaios wrote:Liss12 wrote:Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Something like this bad boy.
Seems nice but I'm not convinced such foods are that much better when you take the time and effort required to make them in to account compared to simply roasting meat or whatever else. Given the choice, I'd prefer to eat foods that have a decent to large amount of one type of FEP rather than the multiple types that you've shown here. What makes that swan neck good, is it the Perception +2 or is it the Constitution that goes along with that or is it that it gives a large amount of FEP overall? Wouldn't it be more ideal to create foods with FEPs that complement each other?
As mentioned by VDZ, if I roast an Eel it gives a 25% sizzling bonus and it ONLY gives Agility. If I spitroast an Eel this might increase the overall FEP it gives by adding Dexterity, but then it also creates the chance that you'll get Dexterity instead of Agility which very likely defeats the purpose of using the agility focused food in the first place. The 1.5% less hunger, to me, isn't worth the added risk in gaining a useless FEP that I didn't intend to go for when making that particular food. 10 FEPS of pure Agility still seems better than 17 FEPs of both Charisma and Constitution in a single food, for instance.
Kaios wrote:Liss12 wrote:Kaios wrote:What are some examples of what the good smoked meats or sausages provide in terms of FEP?
Something like this bad boy.
Seems nice but I'm not convinced such foods are that much better when you take the time and effort required to make them in to account compared to simply roasting meat or whatever else. Given the choice, I'd prefer to eat foods that have a decent to large amount of one type of FEP rather than the multiple types that you've shown here. What makes that swan neck good, is it the Perception +2 or is it the Constitution that goes along with that or is it that it gives a large amount of FEP overall? Wouldn't it be more ideal to create foods with FEPs that complement each other?
As mentioned by VDZ, if I roast an Eel it gives a 25% sizzling bonus and it ONLY gives Agility. If I spitroast an Eel this might increase the overall FEP it gives by adding Dexterity, but then it also creates the chance that you'll get Dexterity instead of Agility which very likely defeats the purpose of using the agility focused food in the first place. The 1.5% less hunger, to me, isn't worth the added risk in gaining a useless FEP that I didn't intend to go for when making that particular food. 10 FEPS of pure Agility still seems better than 17 FEPs of both Charisma and Constitution in a single food, for instance.
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Kaios wrote:Archiplex wrote:
wtf? I realize that's a lot of hunger sure but the amount of Strength FEP on that is as good or better than Midnight Blue Cheese. Honestly a lot of these foods either seem too good to pass up on or not worth making at all, there's hardly an in-between. If stat progression was not so incredibly sped up by the qualities that get out of hand this wouldn't really even be much of an issue to worry about because these foods wouldn't seem so insane compared to roasted meats.
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