Welcome!

By registering with us, you'll be able to discuss, share and private message with other members of our community.

SignUp Now!

Denied Hot-Food

Status
Not open for further replies.

LyingFox

Head of Bird Faction
GALUNGA
Joined
Jan 18, 2023
Messages
468
Add in to certain food items that it removes a certain amount of coldness, or that it depends on how fresh the food is.
 
me when I'm in a deep freeze and stage 5 hypothermia, but the 2 hotdogs in my bag magically come in clutch
 
me when I'm in a deep freeze and stage 5 hypothermia, but the 2 hotdogs in my bag magically come in clutch
happy family guy GIF by HULU
 
very hot soup or such could work, or certain heating foods. But only if it makes sense.
 
very hot soup or such could work, or certain heating foods. But only if it makes sense.
me when I know I'm going on an expedition into the cold harsh wild so I prepare 20 bowls of soup in my inventory
 
only if u can't put it in your inventory, cus as soon as you'd go outside it'd lose all it's temperature in a matter of moments.

especially in the frostpunk temperatures in the other areas of the map..
 
only if u can't put it in your inventory, cus as soon as you'd go outside it'd lose all it's temperature in a matter of moments.

especially in the frostpunk temperatures in the other areas of the map..
maybe a timer would work, same mechanic with "spoiling" but it goes based off minutes.
 
me when I know I'm going on an expedition into the cold harsh wild so I prepare 20 bowls of soup in my inventory
Well tbh, there are some soup holders that retain their warmth, for people who go around ALaska, or Russia and such.

Soup out of all of these makes most sense. As it can retain heat, esp in canteens better.
 
Well tbh, there are some soup holders that retain their warmth, for people who go around ALaska, or Russia and such.

Soup out of all of these makes most sense. As it can retain heat, esp in canteens better.
make a thermos item

koyfGF2.jpeg
 
We also need clothes to bring down the coldness bar. Consumable items such as tea, food or even water would have a warmness cooldown in which period if you drink it it would bring down your coldness bar but if you let it cool the buff effect would disappear.
 
tl:dr - no.

Real reason:

In real life, eating hot food doesn’t literally warm your body in any meaningful or lasting way... especially in freezing environments. Your core temperature might go up slightly, and you might feel temporarily comforted, but it’s negligible for staying warm.

Code wise; with the coldandheat rework maybe making a comeback.... this could be looked at again in the near future.

For now, denied.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top