StevenT475
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Why is it that Steak meal that takes twice as much meat and requires an extra skill point gives you less stamina and health than bacon and eggs? Is this a bug or am I missing something?
Hobo Stew has the same stats as Meat Stew but you make it with rotten flesh.Since I can't be arsed to put another point into cooking that's all I got. One of us just put 2nd point in and exclaimed "Hobo stew! OMG! OMFG!" but then he had to go for the night, and he never did make us any hobo stew so I'm still waiting to see what the fuss is about.
I'd prefer veggie stew, mushrooms grow properly and don't take forever like in a16 and you don't need to watch them either. 2 corn, potatos mushrooms and a bottle of water, once you get production of that going your pretty much set.In my current game (Level 110, day 35), I have only used bacon and eggs or meat stew aside from the first few days where it was canned food and charred meat. However, this is with bugged gracie spawns that provided a massive amount of meat. Still for the price of 10 meat, which is the rarest of the commodities in cooking, meat stew reigns supreme.
As far as smell goes, I actually want the highest aggro possible. If I can stand in the middle of a city block and issue a call to all zeds... give me the smelliest food possible. One of the key differences in A17 (and A16 too) was that I run TOWARDS hordes of zombies instead of away. That's just more XP.
With how plentiful potatoes and corn are in the cities I had 20+ meat stews by day 4 on my SP game. In my MP game I'm too lazy to go harvest 'em so bacon and eggs it is.Why is it that Steak meal that takes twice as much meat and requires an extra skill point gives you less stamina and health than bacon and eggs? Is this a bug or am I missing something?
Oh, thanks. Doesn't seem like we acquire as much rotten flesh as meat, but then it's like the 1st thing I will toss when I start getting encumbered.Hobo Stew has the same stats as Meat Stew but you make it with rotten flesh.
Really? I'm not finding that at all now. Baked taters are annoying since you've got to eat them constantly (at least pre-last nights patch) but when you don't need to heal they do the job and let you save the better food for when you do. Corn bread , the king of A17, isn't that good at all anymore.Throughout 7DTD history we (me & my freinds on our private server) we have never bothered with any food except:
*Corn Bread
*Bacon & Eggs
*Vegetable Stew
*Meat Stew
A17 have not changed this in any way, as food balance is still as uneven as it always was. I don't see why any other variants is in the game really. Not that I don't like diversity, I do. But because their stats and resource costs makes it not worth it. The new skill system and new foods haven't changed this.
Smell still isn't a thing right now. I hope it stays out too; zombies don't eat people food, they eat people. So why should your food attract them? I am enjoying getting my 3x stealth shots in. Besides, all it ever did was further reinforce cornbread/baconeggs as the only foods worth carrying.In my current game (Level 110, day 35), I have only used bacon and eggs or meat stew aside from the first few days where it was canned food and charred meat. However, this is with bugged gracie spawns that provided a massive amount of meat. Still for the price of 10 meat, which is the rarest of the commodities in cooking, meat stew reigns supreme.
As far as smell goes, I actually want the highest aggro possible. If I can stand in the middle of a city block and issue a call to all zeds... give me the smelliest food possible. One of the key differences in A17 (and A16 too) was that I run TOWARDS hordes of zombies instead of away. That's just more XP.
4 food for 1 corn and a glass bottle? Honestly, you're pretty much eating corn flavored glass at that ratio. Corn on the cob has cornbread beat by a point. Both use 1 corn and 1 bottle of water.I'm a noob, I only recently discovered the power of corn bread..