Where can I find the New Food Values?

miskas · 2020-04-12 12:30:53

old skim milk had values of 6 now it has 4, Even with round up it had to be 3 right?
Or the skim milk value wasn't 6 in the first place.
How does the 0.5-factor work and on what initial values is calculated,

Last edited by miskas (2020-04-12 12:31:11)

pein · 2020-04-12 13:18:37

the half pips are rounded up always, cant be less than 1

miskas · 2020-04-12 14:27:08

yeah But it is not only that,
Try Skim milk in game it gives you 4 pips

Skim milk had 6 pips.
why does it have 4 now and not 3 ?!

Whatever · 2020-04-12 14:29:43

jasons commit says this:

jasonrohrer wrote:

There are still food surpluses everywhere. Food scale factor 0.5 (was 1.0), with eating bonus of 4 (was 2). This increases food pressure long-term, but not too hard for Eve starts.

to calculate you take the food value of an object and multiple it by the food scale, than add the food bonus:

so if you have carrots for example: https://onetech.info/402-Carrot
the food value is 5,
so you multiple it by 0.5 which becomes 2.5,
then you round up (like pein said) and it becomes 3
so carrots go from 5 to 3

at the end you just add the food bonus to it, if the food bonus is 4, than 3 + 4 = 7
but i think the food bonus disappears over generations?

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pein · 2020-04-12 14:32:28

Maybe the bonus and the town you were in, it's decaying down from 4
milk might take 2 hours into camp so you might be right, if it's not an early camp then it shouldn't be

not even sure how the bonus decays like 3 generations for each one pip? then you might of been before gen 13

pein · 2020-04-13 13:47:32

"Whoops. Had food scale factor functioning backwards. Needed to cut floor in half, and leave main scale factor alone."

Also, he had issues with the odd number round-ups so bad food became better.

And let's not forget that hungry work is not scaling so you eat a full pig to kill 2 other.

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