Is there a way to reduce Hunger Bar quickly, except Salt?
I feel I will be reduced soon by work(crop farming)
is that misunderstood?
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MagicManICT
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
Salt and quests are the only way to improve your hunger bonuses to eating other than waiting it out. It's approximately 1 day at 100%, 3 days at 200% to go from 100 to 0.
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Sevenless
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
Higher Q scythe will reduce the stamina drain. Higher symbel on table will reduce hunger gained. Best energy to hunger ratio I've found is "Cone Gruel" or "Rat on a Stick" which give 250% energy per 1% hunger.
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iamahh
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
there are alternative solutions
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Granger
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
Hunger isn't affected by stamina use anymore.
As you claim to know some: enlighten us please.iamahh wrote:there are alternative solutions
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Sevenless
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
The effects of regenerating energy are a important effect. (I realize what you meant, but clarifying anyway)Granger wrote:Hunger isn't affected by stamina use anymore
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iamahh
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
ALTernative solutions ![Trollface ¦]](./images/smilies/troll.gif)
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Sevenless
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
iamahh wrote:ALTernative solutions
Lucky: haven is so quirky
Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
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The Art of Herding
W16 Farmer's Almanac
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Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system
Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
Sevenless: it is life
The Art of Herding
W16 Farmer's Almanac
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Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system
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MagicManICT
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
Well, if you have more than one character around, it's definitely better to split the dumb labor up between as many as you can. If you have alts that you don't care about grinding the attributes up on, the hunger level has absolutely no meaning, and thus it merely becomes the most energy producing foods for the labor into making them.
If you're playing solo and care that much about efficiency, best to factor in FEP gains with that, too, because not much point in eating a bunch of rats and frogs that will produce little to no attributes mid game and later. Even early game once you get past 20-30 required FEPs, they start losing their appeal from the total lack of FEP gains (other than as a variety food).
Also going to note I took a look at the wiki article and made a couple corrections (old information from w8-9) and added a section about the Symbel bonus from eating from a proper table setting. http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Hunger
Also note that I flubbed and wiki says it's approximately 4 days to drain 100% at the 2x bonus level
If you're playing solo and care that much about efficiency, best to factor in FEP gains with that, too, because not much point in eating a bunch of rats and frogs that will produce little to no attributes mid game and later. Even early game once you get past 20-30 required FEPs, they start losing their appeal from the total lack of FEP gains (other than as a variety food).
Also going to note I took a look at the wiki article and made a couple corrections (old information from w8-9) and added a section about the Symbel bonus from eating from a proper table setting. http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Hunger
Also note that I flubbed and wiki says it's approximately 4 days to drain 100% at the 2x bonus level
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yakitori
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Re: Hunger Bar Specification
I remembered the quest now
But boring
I capture a bear and a walrus and wait for Hunger to decrease
I eat 3 meat pies, one for the status
Keep it with Hunger 90 ~ 200%
Cheese is rare
When only eating cheese 200 - 300%
Rather than wait without doing anything, I think that it is efficient to acquire a lot of food get and eat a lot
thx ppl
But boring
I capture a bear and a walrus and wait for Hunger to decrease
I eat 3 meat pies, one for the status
Keep it with Hunger 90 ~ 200%
Cheese is rare
When only eating cheese 200 - 300%
Rather than wait without doing anything, I think that it is efficient to acquire a lot of food get and eat a lot
thx ppl