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by calling cooks housewives you're trivializing the content. take a good look at history itself. IRL medieval time was wilder than what ppl think. like you say its filled with rape, bandits, spiders too except not that big. ppl still took the time to master cooking and the many kings and...

i'v got nothing against raw meats. nutrition wise its all fine. (i even have some from time to time IRL although i prefer smoked***) its the sophistication gains on eating a raw "carcass" that has me scratch my head lol also tartar sauce has lots of ingredients in it, quite sophisticated on...

we need better effect out of more complex foods vs single or 2 ingredients recipes for nourishment idk. in mo1 there was no need for a 14 ingredient meat pie vs spit roast entire pig carcasses lol for health nourishment. but maybe make it so few ingredient recipe cant go above a certain...

why yall gonna be like that lol im just saying i agree with neftan lol

i love the idea of gaining from passivly "harvesting" your live stock. so if you tame/breed springbuck you could get horns, female Gaur would give milk and male give compact horn, eggs with chicken and wool/iron wool with wisent and sheep. etc. the values from passive harvest needs to be...

yeah except alchemy and cooking system was way different. in Alchemy if your active ingredients and volumizer contradict you base ingredient's effects then only the base's effect would be retained and everything else would be wasted to my knowledge. (thats why there wasnt a do all, cure all...

oh yeah thats a given, no nurtitional values out of the pills or powders. its strictly a way for cooks to single out the healing effects kinda like how today someone can go pick olives and other oil providing Vegetal. stick it in a press and make OIL. we can already do that in mo1 too. except...

yeah sure. 100-200 of hunger for a small burst of healing and a lasting regen thats good. many "drugs" today in ou world inhibits appetites as a side effect, i dont see why not in mo2 too lol

ty cromwell, but also unneeded. lets keep the board cleanest as possible. to touch up on my previous post and flesh it out a little more.. the idea of making pills and powders can also be from Alchemical lore used in conjunction with cooking. you know? so an alchemist with extansive lore can...

SO to reiterate on what has been discussed and found My initial idea of having a third tier for ingredient was well received by mo2 community so far the QUOTED post semms to be a suitable solution for reserves and greybars, to make it less painful on PVP heavy activities. now here's my...

yeah Matt wrote some of the lore but ultimately, MO is Henrik's project and it always been since 2005.. idk why you think it's matt's "vision" all in all, i think the thread is dead now cuz ppl just shit post instead of working on cooking's mechanics...

and then you go an ignore everything else i wrote so much for logic and trying to discuss the game and its mechanics... look, do you have anything of value to add to the cooking discussion aside from "ppl dont know" or was that it?

@Slammington Unchained dont give me that wow crap, i wouldnt be taking part of community discussions on the forums if I didnt enjoy MO... im not against poisons, i just want it to be balanced and unexploitable. you're adding a source of unblockable damage, no skill required. whats the point...

im not misrepresenting im just serving you your own logic. you dont want to take it? das fine. I admit , yes i agree that reading the guide does not make you very knowledgeable and gives you a baseline and that to be truely "knowledgeable" you need further experimenting BUT admitedly 2...

probably but, in mo1 u dont need to unsheat ur weapon to switch, so immagine dueling a mothfking alvarin full speed that runs around you switching pre-poisoned daggers stacking blinds/slows/poison dmg and stuff and it gets worst as he keeps hitting you lol. at some point there no defence...

@barcode so learning by getting thecnical knowledge THEN applying it in game and playing around to get practical experience is no good? so by that lodgic you're ready to admit that if you went to university for 10 years to learn medicine, because they got their knowledge from "guides" of...

@Neftan its like, 5 person with poisoned longbows land a hit. they all do dmg like they normaly would. so maybe 25ish per arrow on ur badass steel armour. with poisons that do maybe 2-3 dmg per second for like 5 second (like a better corrupt) u still get hit in the face for 125ish dmg and (like...

if you look at mo1 1800ish hunger could take about 5-6h of gameplay to go down. even if its just to replenish stam as long as you stay over Half your hunger. make it so we can eat while on horse/wagon or even when *walking* so you can munch on some food while ur on the run instead of waiting...

i understand that the value were a bit of a mystery still but i highly disagree that "very few" ppl knew the cooking system well. the guide "cooking for the masses" gave the values of certain foods and based on similar ingredients you could gauge the other ingredient's values relative to pig or...

thank you, thank you! i could've never done it without you help! thank you... i just wrote down what i read from the devs. thats just more confirmation towards answering the question.