User:Dashiva/Introduction - Revision history

NeeNee at 07:14, 7 December 2020

2020-12-07T07:14:21Z

Naiani: /* Health */

2018-04-22T23:06:28Z

Health

Naiani: /* Food */

2018-04-20T06:58:02Z

Food

Naiani: /* Food */

2018-04-20T06:56:56Z

Food

Naiani: /* Food */

2018-04-18T03:13:18Z

Food

Naiani: /* Food */

2018-04-18T03:12:51Z

Food

KaiH: /* Stamina */

2012-08-12T07:04:05Z

Stamina

KaiH: fixed link

2011-08-06T22:57:32Z

fixed link

Ulviirala: /* Food */ the third of three hot-food cooking links

2009-05-11T17:21:12Z

Food: the third of three hot-food cooking links

Dashiva: Undo revision 23759 by Special:Contributions/Parsifal (User talk:Parsifal)

2007-07-15T01:54:01Z

Undo revision 23759 by Special:Contributions/Parsifal (User talk:Parsifal)

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 * If food is available, you have a large enough margin that eating can be done when convenient, unless you wish to keep the 'full' status (85% or more food).
-* If you depend on [[casserole]]s and other food that only takes you to 40% food max, keep food on you. The drop from 40% to 30% happens fast enough that you don't want to take breaks every time.
+* If you depend on casseroles and other food that only takes you to 40% food max, keep food on you. The drop from 40% to 30% happens fast enough that you don't want to take breaks every time.
 Feeding yourself is a major task when just starting out. Obtaining ingredients for the food is difficult, and the food you cook is ineffective. It is highly recommended to obtain food from someone else while you're still trying to get established. However, you should still aim to be able to support yourself quickly.
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 * The '''effectiveness''' of the food you cook is how much hunger is replenished per bite. It depends on the [[QL]], which is mainly based on your [[hot food cooking]] skill at the lower levels. Easy dishes get a boost in QL which can partially make up for lower skill.
 * To raise your skill, cook small and easy dishes in bulk. The difficulty of a dish can be seen by examining the container. Note that cooking in a [[campfire]] or [[forge]] raises the difficulty; use an [[oven]] when possible.
-* [[Stew]] is a good basic recipe, then moving on to [[casserole]]s.
+* Stew is a good basic recipe, then moving on to casseroles.
 * The '''bulk''' of the food you cook decides how many bites the dish supports. This is based simply on the weight of the ingredients.
 * There are three main ways to ensure a stable supply of foodstuffs: [[hunting]], [[fishing]], and [[farming]]. Deed guards will automatically "hunt" agressive animals that enter your deed, saving you time and effort.

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 While not a big concern in itself, unless your wounds are severe, having less than full health will limit your maximum stamina as well. It is therefore recommended to keep your health full at all times.
-* Keep a [[cotton]] field or two to ensure a stable supply of bandages. Raw cotton can be used, but it is more effective to spin it into [[string of cloth]] and [[rags]].
+* Keep a [[cotton]] field or two to ensure a stable supply of bandages. Raw cotton can be used, but it is more effective to spin it into [[string of cloth]].
 * For severe wounds, bandaging may not be enough. Keep some [[healing cover]]s for special cases. The best covers typically require [[botanizing]] and [[butchering]] to obtain the components. [[Mushroom]] hunting is also an option for the adventurous.

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 Hunger affects your character much like thirst, but with a lower threshold. Below 30% food, stamina recovery begins to slow down. Below 7.5% food, your character can no longer perform [[Body stamina|strenuous task]]s. It is strongly recommended to always have at least 30% food.
-* If [[meal]]s are available, you have a large enough margin that eating can be done when convenient, unless you wish to keep the 'full' status (85% or more food).
+* If food is available, you have a large enough margin that eating can be done when convenient, unless you wish to keep the 'full' status (85% or more food).
 * If you depend on [[casserole]]s and other food that only takes you to 40% food max, keep food on you. The drop from 40% to 30% happens fast enough that you don't want to take breaks every time.

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 * The '''effectiveness''' of the food you cook is how much hunger is replenished per bite. It depends on the [[QL]], which is mainly based on your [[hot food cooking]] skill at the lower levels. Easy dishes get a boost in QL which can partially make up for lower skill.
 * To raise your skill, cook small and easy dishes in bulk. The difficulty of a dish can be seen by examining the container. Note that cooking in a [[campfire]] or [[forge]] raises the difficulty; use an [[oven]] when possible.
-* [[Stew]] is a good basic recipe, then moving on to [[casserole]]s. [[Meal]]s get no QL boost, so cooking them is generally a waste of resources until you have at least 20 skill.
+* [[Stew]] is a good basic recipe, then moving on to [[casserole]]s.
 * The '''bulk''' of the food you cook decides how many bites the dish supports. This is based simply on the weight of the ingredients.
 * There are three main ways to ensure a stable supply of foodstuffs: [[hunting]], [[fishing]], and [[farming]]. Deed guards will automatically "hunt" agressive animals that enter your deed, saving you time and effort.

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 * The '''effectiveness''' of the food you cook is how much hunger is replenished per bite. It depends on the [[QL]], which is mainly based on your [[hot food cooking]] skill at the lower levels. Easy dishes get a boost in QL which can partially make up for lower skill.
 * To raise your skill, cook small and easy dishes in bulk. The difficulty of a dish can be seen by examining the container. Note that cooking in a [[campfire]] or [[forge]] raises the difficulty; use an [[oven]] when possible.
-* [[stew]] is a good basic recipe, then moving on to [[casserole]]s. [[Meal]]s get no QL boost, so cooking them is generally a waste of resources until you have at least 20 skill.
+* [[Stew]] is a good basic recipe, then moving on to [[casserole]]s. [[Meal]]s get no QL boost, so cooking them is generally a waste of resources until you have at least 20 skill.
 * The '''bulk''' of the food you cook decides how many bites the dish supports. This is based simply on the weight of the ingredients.
 * There are three main ways to ensure a stable supply of foodstuffs: [[hunting]], [[fishing]], and [[farming]]. Deed guards will automatically "hunt" agressive animals that enter your deed, saving you time and effort.

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 * Stamina recovery is primarily affected by hunger and thirst. Keep your food and water levels high.
-* Build a [[house]] with a [[bed]]. While the sleep bonus is slow to accumulate (1 hour per day), it triples your stamina recovery while active. It also doubles your skillgain.
+* Build a [[House (general)|house]] with a [[bed]]. While the sleep bonus is slow to accumulate (1 hour per day), it triples your stamina recovery while active. It also doubles your skillgain.
 === Health ===

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 === Food ===
-Hunger affects your character much like thirst, but with a lower threshold. Below 30% food, stamina recovery begins to slow down. Below 7.5% food, your character can no longer perform [[strenuous task]]s. It is strongly recommended to always have at least 30% food.
+Hunger affects your character much like thirst, but with a lower threshold. Below 30% food, stamina recovery begins to slow down. Below 7.5% food, your character can no longer perform [[Body stamina|strenuous task]]s. It is strongly recommended to always have at least 30% food.
 * If [[meal]]s are available, you have a large enough margin that eating can be done when convenient, unless you wish to keep the 'full' status (85% or more food).

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 The less water your character has (i.e. the more thirsty), the slower your [[stamina]] recovers. At full water, full recovery takes a few seconds. With no water, it takes several minutes. It is strongly recommended to always have at least 80% water.
-* Keep a water bottle on you. A [[pottery jar]] works while starting out, but a couple [[waterskin]]s have a smaller weight overhead.
+* Keep a water bottle on you. A [[pottery jar]] works while starting out, but a [[small bucket]] requires less refilling.
 * Keep a stable water source. If you don't live near water, build a [[large barrel]] or [[fountain]] and refill periodically. Avoid containers that can be picked up, they are easily stolen. A [[small cart]] and half a dozen [[small barrel]]s make for effective refilling trips.