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The same with drinks. Make goldenrod tea and you will stay hydrated a lot longer between drinks but just drink water and you will be drinking a lot more frequently.
So you are supposed to progress in this game from basic to high tier. It is the same with weapons and tools. Using a stone axe the whole game or a wooden club the whole game is not going to give the best results which is why we upgrade to steel axes and steel maces. You need to do the same with food and water which means someone in the group needs to perk into cooking.
It's a dumb thing in this game and can often cause you to drink and eat alot more than you need to.
Farming makes for the most, and the best food. Even if you dont have towns with alot of farms, you can still obtain a few seeds. Use those seeds to make your own farm. Food is now infinite. I usually have infinite food by day 2-3, sometimes on day 1, depending on which test I feel like doing.
Traders sell seeds. (a potato is a seed, mushrooms are seeds)
The skill, living off the land, is how you obtain more seeds and more food when harvesting. You need rank 2, so 4 skill points.
I think he meant the "decay" of the food bar meaning it depletes too fast for his taste.
There's a mod that will let you build chicken coops, and you use corn to create chicken feed to get eggs. It's a great add-on if you find it difficult to find eggs.
I wish hunting were less trivial in this game tbh, but that´s another topic.
If you rely on canned food, forget about it. It barely fills you up. Put one point into the cooking perk and then make bacon and eggs, that should fix your food situation for now.
If you're still eating canned food, and little bits of charred meat, then it's not providing enough of a food buff.
As roland said above, you should be graduating to higher tier foods that provide a longer lasting effect. Once you start eating things like steak and potatoes, and other multi ingredient meals, you will notice a HUGE reduction in how often you have to eat.
Challenge can be fun, but you need to understand what you're being challenged with, first.
1) You need to jump-start with food making perks. Recipe food restores much more than what you'd get straight from a can, or found growing in the wilderness. Go for boiled/grilled meat and "eggs and bacon" recipe. Don't shy hunting rabbits, chickens, deer. Don't waste all your ammo on zombies, save up some ammo for hunting.
2) Trader sometimes has big packs of good food. But NEVER buy small food off him. It is like 3-4 times more costly this way. Instead - look and mark each and every vending machine you can find. Visit them everyday and buy stuff off it. If you're doing that regularly enough, you can possibly stack up plenty of food.
3) Do not leave the starter biome early. Grassy biome has plenty of wild food, eggs, and POIs with stuff growing on its backyard. Many POIs have their kitchens on their first floor. You can try and bust in through a window. That would be especially useful if you've got good tools early on.
4) Boil yourself some red tea. It reduces your food usage, when doing stamina-intense work.
5) Best tip to have enough food - save up your energy. Keep in mind that any stamina draining activities would drain your food storage. And so will do any damage you're having regenerated. That is especially true if you've picked the regeneration perk - it doesn't magically give you bonus hitpoints, and instead just speeds up the food-to-health conversion rate. If you're one of those clumsy people who are never on their full health, you'll be the one eating through your team's food supply.
because 10 raw meat = 1 cooked 10 cooked meat to not be hungry anymore...is @$U@_ stupid.