better. stronger food
更好。更强的食物
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About this mod Machine translation
Increase the value of consumed food and drinks, making them more powerful and useful.
I was tired of the weak food in Skyrim and didn't feel like the food on offer suited my playstyle, so I did this. Improve food scores to make them more useful and less immersive, such as having to eat about 50 apples in one hit to gain health. So at 400 hp, a 50 hp Apple seems more reasonable.
Plus, it gives you a good reason to actually go out hunting, haha
--->Required DLC: Dawnguard, Dragonborn, Hearthfire. <-----
As are also used in their food.
Weights and gold values have also changed.
Food generally improves Heath.
Drinks often improve stamina.
In some cases, cooking food will often make the item stronger and slightly less heavy, depending on the item.
example:
Raw venison weighs 2, but cooked it weighs 1.
Raw Venison provides 25 HP. Cooked 175 horsepower.
Also, regarding drinks, the quality of the drinks is also important.
So, regular 'Nord Mead' will give 75 stamina, but the stamina is slowly increased by 30%, while 'Honningbrew Mead' gives 150 stamina and the slowdown is only increased by 25%.
Then 'Black Briar Mead' is 100 stamina, but the buff is only 15%. The "Black Rose Sanctuary" has 150 stamina and a slow growth of 15%.
I didn't include photos of all the items, but you get the gist: p.............................................................................................................................................................................
Simple esp replacer, edited with TES5. Any texture replacer can be used safely. Not sure about meshes but textures will be 100% safe if they contain esp.
Not perfect, but it works for me and if you like it then great! :)
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