Comestibles: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 21:19, 4 December 2021

Thirst and hunger go up by 1 every 5 minutes (50 turns); so a quench of 12 lasts for 1 hour (600 turns). This can be changed by Bionics such as the Recycler Unit, or mutations such as the Light Eater trait.
Quench MAY be less than zero — salt water and liquor make you thirstier.
For rot measurements (spoils), it is hours after the item's creation. For most other things (including painkillers), it is measured in turns; 10 turns = 1 minute.
Actual spoilage time depends on ambient temperature, stopping completely in Freezing temperature.
Crafted food is created roughly as fresh as the average of all perishable ingredients used (the remaining freshness is rescaled to new spoil time).
One stimulation point lasts for 5 minutes, also comestibles with caff effect decrease fatigue for 3 points per one stimulation point.
Fun can also depend on traits and mutations. A cannibal eating human flesh gets a lot more fun out of eating.
Most drinks come in containers, and cannot be drunk off the floor.
Most meds are capable of dissolving in water, if not held in a watertight container.
Most meds have 0 volume and weight.

You can also check the Item Browser for a list of Drinks, Food and meds.

There is also a list which has been updated to 0.f-1, list, however, seeds are not included

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 * '''Fun''' can also depend on traits and mutations. A [[Cannibal|cannibal]] eating [[Human flesh|human flesh]] gets a lot more fun out of eating.
 * Most '''drinks''' come in containers, and cannot be drunk off the floor.
+* Most '''meds''' are capable of dissolving in water, if not held in a watertight container.
 * Most '''meds''' have 0 volume and weight.<includeonly>
-* Most '''meds''' are capable of dissolving in water, if not held in a watertight container.
 * '''Prices''' might differ while trading. If a second value is included in the price, this is the price a [[NPC]] trader uses.
 * Weight is per unit, so if you find a certain Comestible, it weighs the weight multiplied by the amount of charges plus the weight of any container.