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Edit: 18 hours in, not 12, time flies when you play
However a lot of additional stuff expands on that loop (farming, both of crops and fish; upgrades / grinding; exploration / story stuff; mini-games; boss battles; & decoration, just to name some of the other things that the game introduces later on). To some though it might just feel like additional busywork. No matter what though I would never say you've "seen it all" in 2 hours, or 20. Maybe not even 200 depending on what kind of goals you set for yourself.
i didnt even know you had farming and such, even if simplistic its always something.
more or less just looking for a relaxing game that i can have to kill some time maybe 30 here, 1 hour there.. not have a 20hr sit through like with big games for example diablo 4 and such..
so so far from what everone wrote here it sounds quite good. :) and worth a try.
TLDR: not at all!
also,,, if i put maximum number of dishes in the menu and not everyone get sold, do i lose that amount not sold?.. and if so,, thats qhute ♥♥♥♥ cause i can never know how many peoples will come to eat..
You use them for the upgrade (it also says so when you upgrade (or at least it did early game) so yeah, basically the chef is tryign to make the recipe better by doing it over and over, as in, using the ingredients
Well, put 1 in the menu and add auto-supply if you wanna be boring....or add 6 items with 4 each...then when you see that the numbers are low, add a few to one dish, then when that starts to run out, add some more to another =)
EDIT: Forgot to say, yes you lose the fish and ingredients used to make that dish, Bancho tells you about that in the first cutscene/tutorial, he will never serve a dish that isn't freshly made.
This is one of 3 games I've used my controller in =)