novaalpha wrote:Wow so much hate.
The only reasonable way to fix fep that I can think of is to remove hunger so you can just eat all the food you have, but also add temporary buffs after eating food so it makes sense to eat certain food (like carrot cake giving temp. perc buff, and pumpkin pie con+str, etc etc) before doing certain things.
Also may I remind you kind sir,
DatOneGuy wrote:fuck you and your caps. Fucker.
Its ok
to not like things
but don't be a dick
about the things you dont like.
I thought we went over this, certain things like Rebecca Black, and Glenn Beck are just bad. Caps are one of those things.
sabinati wrote:you forgot 3) provide legit systems for achieving the same goal (reduction of hunger). like
potjeh's dancing idea, for example
I thought alpha wanted to change `FEPs` being bottable not the hunger aspect itself. I do like dancing but I see it as just a supplementation, a very helpful one at that that I would still love to see. (but when has Potjeh ever had a bad idea? Pfft, probably never, I'd like to see all his ideas implemented)
novaalpha wrote:Yes well if FEP system gets changes probably some other things will have to change too.
But my point still stands.
Mindless repetitive afk (aka bottable) shit should not provide ways to have big game advantage.
300 AGI (botted) vs 100 AGI (legit) with same online, amount of food farmed, hunted and cooked, just not the eaten amount.
Old LP system allowed it, good riddance.
Current FEP system allows it, needs fix.
Thats all.
Typically the eating of the food isn't a problem, also sorry to tell you but I can just do other stuff to reduce the hunger, also without creating a problem between healing and loss of hunger you can't get rid of the best way to reduce hunger: NPNG.
I still say it don't need no fix, old LP system had it's merits, and they weren't all in instant gratification.
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