Food Satiation Numbers

[ThorleifCleaver]

I can't seem to find a satisfying answer to this: at what drink percentage number is a food's satiation tick negated? In other words, what sweets & desserts percentage on brandy, say, would I need to eat a sweets & desserts item with 0 satiation gain? It's clearly not 100%. Can't say I understand the numbers and would like some insight.

[delfer8]

Hello, read this entire bad guy about satiations.

https://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Food_Satiations

Have a good day.

[Sevenless]

Hello, read this entire bad guy about satiations.

https://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Food_Satiations

Have a good day.

That doesn't answer the question though, although I'd reword it.

"What exactly are the impacts of drink buffs on satiation gain".

Can't say I bothered with drinks this world to remember. I wasn't pushing stats so I let my satiations wear off naturally.

[delfer8]

That doesn't answer the question though, although I'd reword it.

"What exactly are the impacts of drink buffs on satiation gain".

Can't say I bothered with drinks this world to remember. I wasn't pushing stats so I let my satiations wear off naturally.

Wiki sais:
"For each food type consumed that are buffed by a drink, you lose one counter for that specific drink, and receive less satiation"

So yeas, i think thats an answer.

[ThorleifCleaver]

Nope, not an answer.
Obviously aware of the wiki. Question regarded specific numbers, specifically at what percentage did a satiation increase get negated. "[R]eceive less satiation" isn't accurate enough to satisfy, so I guess the answer didn't, uh, increase my satiation?
Anyway, does anyone have any insight into this, or is it a mostly mysterious mechanic?

[delfer8]

Nope, not an answer.
Obviously aware of the wiki. Question regarded specific numbers, specifically at what percentage did a satiation increase get negated. "[R]eceive less satiation" isn't accurate enough to satisfy, so I guess the answer didn't, uh, increase my satiation?
Anyway, does anyone have any insight into this, or is it a mostly mysterious mechanic?

In that case, i didnt find the answer to that myself when i tried. Good luck.

[Tammer]

I did some testing with moodog (unsmoked), always starting at 0 satiation. I did each of these tests once, so if there's some RNG I didn't pick it up. I first sipped the drinks, then ate 1 bite of food. The % is the satiation on moodog at the end.

with no drinks: 5%

with q41 wine in wrong cup (18% meat): 4%
with q41 wine (25% meat): 4%
with q107 wine (41% meat): 3%
with q258 perry (63% meat): 3%

with q32 beer (45% sausage): 3%
with q141 beer (94% sausage): 3%
with q227 beer (119% sausage): 2%

with q41 wine (25% meat) q32 beer (45% sausage): 3%
with q107 wine (41% meat) q141 beer (94% sausage): 2%
with q258 perry (63% meat) q227 beer (119% sausage): 2%

[LtTurtleshot]

Its not a chance to negate it's a proportionnal reduction based on the quality of the drink.

[Sevenless]

I did some testing with moodog (unsmoked), always starting at 0 satiation. I did each of these tests once, so if there's some RNG I didn't pick it up. I first sipped the drinks, then ate 1 bite of food. The % is the satiation on moodog at the end.

with no drinks: 5%

with q41 wine in wrong cup (18% meat): 4%
with q41 wine (25% meat): 4%
with q107 wine (41% meat): 3%
with q258 perry (63% meat): 3%

with q32 beer (45% sausage): 3%
with q141 beer (94% sausage): 3%
with q227 beer (119% sausage): 2%

with q41 wine (25% meat) q32 beer (45% sausage): 3%
with q107 wine (41% meat) q141 beer (94% sausage): 2%
with q258 perry (63% meat) q227 beer (119% sausage): 2%

Scratch what I just wrote: the reduction of 41 meat + 94 sausages giving 2% kinda throws off my theory. I'm just gonna ballpark it and say "100% _____ drink buff approximately gives 50% reduced satiation" and leave it at that.

[nippertippa]

Maybe it's a probabilistic rounding like with poppy grist, so 5/(1.41 * 1.94) = 1.83 means 1 guaranteed satiation point and 83% to get another one.