17,370
edits
Food: Difference between revisions
From Melvor Idle
→Auto Eat: Note lack of interaction with sleep/stun status effects
m (Update for v0.20) |
(→Auto Eat: Note lack of interaction with sleep/stun status effects) |
||
| Line 38: | Line 38: | ||
* Efficiency affects how many [[Hitpoints]] an individual piece of food will replenish. For example: if a {{ItemIcon|Potatoes|Potato}} would ordinarily heal 10 [[Hitpoints]], a {{ItemIcon|Potatoes|Potato}} consumed with Auto Eat - Tier I will only restore 6 [[Hitpoints]]. Efficiency can be improved further by building [[Agility#Obstacles|Agility obstacles]] that provide an increase to Auto Eat efficiency. | * Efficiency affects how many [[Hitpoints]] an individual piece of food will replenish. For example: if a {{ItemIcon|Potatoes|Potato}} would ordinarily heal 10 [[Hitpoints]], a {{ItemIcon|Potatoes|Potato}} consumed with Auto Eat - Tier I will only restore 6 [[Hitpoints]]. Efficiency can be improved further by building [[Agility#Obstacles|Agility obstacles]] that provide an increase to Auto Eat efficiency. | ||
Auto eat will only use the currently equipped and selected food type. If all the selected food has been consumed and the equipped food slot is empty, Auto Eat will not work. Once the selected food has been depleted, another food type must be manually selected for Auto Eat to continue functioning. Your attack does not reset if Auto Eating kicks in. | Auto eat will only use the currently equipped and selected food type. If all the selected food has been consumed and the equipped food slot is empty, Auto Eat will not work. Once the selected food has been depleted, another food type must be manually selected for Auto Eat to continue functioning. Your attack does not reset if Auto Eating kicks in. Auto eat will still trigger when the player is stunned or asleep. | ||
{{AutoEatUpgradeTable}} | {{AutoEatUpgradeTable}} | ||
{{FoodNav}} | {{FoodNav}} | ||
{{Menu}} | {{Menu}} | ||
