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Halflings: They like tasty cakes and pies but they detest fish.

Aren't cakes and pies considered rich diet anyway? And fishes, aren't they poor diet for all, not just halflings? I don't get the system, sorry .

I think fish means in this case everything which is made with fish, also the cooked meals.

Aren't cakes and pies considered rich diet anyway?

Not all.

And fishes, aren't they poor diet for all, not just halflings?

I think fish means in this case everything which is made with fish, also the cooked meals.

Yep.
Yep. 'fish' means not the item, rather the taste in general. If you find a better way to express this, feel free to edit the wiki.


As I posted in the development progress forum, the transition from "normal" to "high quality" food is more fluently now. I added an 'effectivity' value.

So let's say if a pie has 80% effectivity, for halflings it has 130%.

OK, so I resign myself to not having any clue what food does what and I also have no clue how the diet state of my char is .

One character of mine eats free food only and got no message at all of having a bad diet - so I can assume the diet status is normal?

Edit:

wiki wrote:Rich diet

A rich diet consists of foods prepared by advanced methods of cooking and baking, like pies...

A book about the diet effects of all dishes is in work.

One character of mine eats free food only and got no message at all of having a bad diet - so I can assume the diet status is normal?

hm...probably.

I'll script a NPC who tells the current diet state this evening.

I'll correct the wiki entry.
/corrected. I confused pie with cake...

pharse wrote:A book about the diet effects of all dishes is in work.

...once the person writing it isn't drowning in work

And what about fishpie?

Taeryon Silverlight wrote:And what about fishpie?

There's fishpie?

No. He probably thought: "Oh, five replies and no spam yet? I have to change that!"

pharse wrote:No. He probably thought: "Oh, five replies and no spam yet? I have to change that!"

Exactly <3