Improved food in Jordan

by Jordanecus·v0.02·Updated 2020-04-28

The purpose of this mod is to improve vanilla skyline food, it doesn't do anything crazy or add any scripting. It just has mechanic resources that change over time and/or the strengthening buffs each food provides (roughly based on ESO for sweetness, meaning magic, meat for health, and veggies for stamina), I have two versions, so pick the one that suits you best!

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About this mod Machine translation

The purpose of this mod is to improve vanilla skyline food, it doesn't do anything crazy or add any scripting. It just has mechanic resources that change over time and/or the strengthening buffs each food provides (roughly based on ESO for sweetness, meaning magic, meat for health, and veggies for stamina), I have two versions, so pick the one that suits you best!

This mod is easy to explain and can be installed and uninstalled directly. All cooked food will give you a 5-15 stat buff, (recoverable if you get the HoT, regenerable if you have a lot of it) Reinforcement mods, some items can still restore a small amount of health/stamina, but its 2 to 10 points and you're going to have to spam it a lot, that's a big deal.

Some key features:

-There are two cooked meat recipes; salted and unsalted. The salt-free fortification duration is half the duration. (so you don't have to add salt, but it will be better if you do)

-Cheese wheel: Eating a whole cheese wheel is more harmful than helpful (both for cheese wheels and thinly sliced ​​cheese wheels). But you can go to the cooking station and turn them into 6 and 4 wedges respectively.

-I didn't touch anything that would affect survival mode food. Since I don't use them, please let me know if I need to make it compatible!

That's it! It's a very simple mod that makes food useful and hopefully not too much manipulation (the HoT mod is definitely more manipulation). I wish I could add a "full" effect, where you can only eat 2-3 foods for a while and then it stops you from eating, saying "you're full".

I like the idea of ​​encouraging people to eat in Skyrim without being too forced or becoming a wild maniac cutting his way through dragons and everything else swallowing enough food to feed a village. So please give me feedback and I will try to make some updates and improvements to it.

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This mod is pretty self explanatory and straight forward to install and uninstall. All cooked food gives you a 5-15 stat buff, (and restores if you a good amount over time if you get the HoT one) The fortify mod, some items still restore a small amount of health/ stamina, but as its 2-10pts you would have to spam a lot of food for it to matter.

Some key features:

-There are two recipes for cooked meat; salted and unsalted. Unsalted fortify buff lasts half as long. (so you dont have to have salt, but its better if you do)

-Cheese wheels: Eating an entire wheel of cheese is more detrimental than beneficial (for both cheese wheel and cheese wheel sliced). BUT you can go to a cooking station and turn them into 6 and 4 wedges respectively.

-I didn't touch anything that should affect food for survival mods. As i dont use them, let me know if i need to make it compatible!

And thats it! Its a pretty straight forward mod that makes food useful, and hopefully not too OP (the HoT mod is definitely more OP) I wish i could have added a "full" effect, to where you could only have 2-3 food items eaten in a period of time, and then it would stop you from eating saying "you are too full to eat anymore".

I like the idea of people being encouraged to eat in skyrim, but not being forced too, and not being a wild maniac slicing your way through Dragons and everything else swallowing enough food to feed a village. So please give feed back, i will try to update and improve on it a bit.

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.

Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.

File & checksum

Filename
约旦的改良食品
File size
6.8 KiB
SHA-256
497dcb626b7cd9b5079a70fd7b2af99755f4f014e9e129ff1713bbe15e98748c
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