Bread

[jorb]

I don't see the point of having FEP-less food. Could someone explain it to me?

It's to make my tutorial more confusing.

so when I say "food gives fep" i have to add "well except apples, bread, hazelnuts, taproot." this is very important

Hehe, well. The tree foregables I think are somewhat motivated. Maybe if they added like 0.1 FEPs, but they are really far too abundant to give anything meaningful.

[Jackard]

you could also give them cooking recipes and make them inedible?

[jorb]

It'd be kind of strange if apples were inedible, n'est-ce pas?

[Tamalak]

If I were (even more) OCD and I wanted my stats to be in a particular pattern or stop at a particular place, I think there should be an easily producible food that will keep me alive without giving me those dirty, messy FEPs. IMO keep bread the way it is!

[Jackard]

It'd be kind of strange if apples were inedible, n'est-ce pas? :)

or make them less abundant

you have options you know...

[jorb]

We added them in to keep the newbs from starving.


... although how anyone ever managed to starve in this game is beyond me.

[Potjeh]

Gouda was always intended to indicate a failed attempt at making a cheese that is actually good. Realism, you know. ;D

Why would you waste your time drawing something that'll never be used? IMO we need recipes which call for any cheese, and gouda should give like 8 slices per tray.

[jorb]

IMO we need recipes which call for any cheese

That I can get behind.

[Jackard]

We added them in to keep the newbs from starving.

... although how anyone ever managed to starve in this game is beyond me.

yea i wish it was possible to starve in this game. cuz its not

you can get berries, ants, rabbit and chicken right from the start

[jorb]

Loftar has talked a lot about that to. The problem is that a lot of your sense of progression depends on you getting food. However, I think seasons could potentially work wonders to create meaningful periods of want. A harsh winter, for example.