Realistic Needs and Illnesses - Food and Healing Patches

In addition to "realistic needs and disease" effects, this patch adds duration-based health and stamina effects to food and alcohol.

What it can do:

The patch also adds duration-based health and stamina effects to food and alcohol, in addition to realistic needs and the effects disease has on them.

illustrate:

RND has been vital to my survival/reality experience, but when I first started I miss the ubiquitous underlying rehab program. The RND effect is also an ideal mechanism for blocking unrealistic spam diets. Therefore, I added health and stamina restoration effects to most foods and alcohol that RND also comes into contact with. I'll let you discover the details, but -

*Beer and mead generally promote health and are weak alcohols.

*Wine usually increases endurance and is a common alcoholic beverage.

• Distilled spirits and Dunmer drinks can increase health, stamina, or magic, but they are strong alcohol. In addition to getting drunk, they can have negative consequences.

*Cooked meats, vegetables, and cheese generally improve health.

• Carby foods generally increase stamina.

*Soups and stews build health and stamina, but slowly over hours of playtime.

*Certain rare or difficult-to-cook foods have multiple/better effects.

*I only left raw food, spoiled food, burnt meat and water.

The added effects are duration based effects and a nice mix of all effects.

It bears repeating that I limit the negative effects of intoxication and brewing to anything other than hard liquor. I think this is a good game balance.

Install:

Use your favorite mod manager. This patch requires realistic needs and disease as guidance, so please place it after RND.

This patch also provides forward-looking fixes for the unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch and is required as a major release.

compatibility:

Not compatible with other mods that modify food and drink effects.

I recommend using this with a mod that removes health updates.

Bug/version history:

1.0 - If found, let me know!

Notice:

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WHAT IT DOES:

This patch adds duration based health and stamina effects to food and alcohol in addition to the effects Realistic Needs and Diseases adds to them.

EXPLANATION:

RND is central to my survival/realism experience, but I miss having ubiquitous bottom tier healing items for when I'm just starting out.  RND effects are also the perfect mechanism to discourage unrealistic spam eating/drinking.  I therefore added health and stamina restorative effects to most of the food and alcohol that RND also touches.  I will leave you to discover the specifics, but-

*Ale and mead generally boost health and are weak alcohol.

*Wine generally boosts stamina and is normal alcohol.

*Distilled liquor and Dunmer beverages can boost health, stamina, or magicka, but are strong alcohol.  They can also have negative effects in addition to getting drunk.

*Cooked meat, vegetables, and cheese generally boost health.

*Carby foods generally boost stamina.

*Soups and stews boost health and stamina, but slowly over several in game hours.

*Some rare or difficult to cook items have multiple/better effects.

*I left raw food, spoiled food, charred meat, and water alone.

The added effects are a good mix of duration based and all at once.

It is worth stating again that, except for hard liquor, I have limited the negative effects to getting drunk and stuffed.  I think this is a good gameplay balance.

INSTALLATION:

Use your favorite mod manager.  This patch requires Realistic Needs and Diseases as a master, so put it after RND.

This patch also carries forward fixes from the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch and requires it as a master.

COMPATIBILITY:

Incompatible with other mods that alter food and drink effects.

I would suggest using this with a mod that removes health regeneration.

BUGS/VERSION HISTORY: …