People will, regardless of difficulty, once every 24 hours, attempt to eat 1 Food Ration from the Cookhouse. On most maps, placement does not matter, however, on Endless Mode maps like The Flats, having multiple, tactically placed Cookhouses is paramount to preventing Starvation. People will eat from the Cookhouse regardless of whether it is turned on or off, so long as you have Food Rations available in your inventory. The only place they eat is at the Cookhouse, and when they check to see if they have eaten within 24 hours, if they haven't, they add the Cookhouse to their pathing while traversing from Home to Work to Home, depending on the time of day they become hungry. People do not eat at Resource Depots (storage only), Hothouses (gardens), Field Kitchens (food powered heaters), or anywhere else. This is fairly obvious to those of us who have played the game often, but I see threads with people still asking about it, so it needs to be clarified.
If you want to force people to eat during work hours, you can individually dismiss them from their workplace however, you will also need to pause/delete any higher priority tasks, else they will go do those instead. This will cause any hungry citizens or any citizens who haven't eaten in 24 hours to go and eat. If you want to force people to eat during off-hours, you can delete any roads you are making and pause any build/dismantle tasks. (Yes, Go to Work is listed twice, because it's priority changes depending on whether someone is eating on the way to/from work or whether they were ripped from a different task.) If a person is trying to eat, but there is a task of higher priority on their to-do list, they will forgo eating and instead go to complete the task you've set for them. The keyword here is " try".įrostpunk's citizens have a priority list, and eating isn't very high on that list.īuild Roads -> Build Structures -> Dismantle Structures -> Go to Work -> Go to Eat -> Go to Work
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Even on easier difficulties, where eating can keep a person full for 4 days, they will still try to eat once per 24 hours. If they have not eaten, they will attempt to eat. If they have, they do not eat, and will go about normal activities. The game checks if a person has not eaten within the past 24 hours. People will, regardless of your difficulty, attempt to eat once per day. When people eat Rations of Food, their Hunger Progression resets to "Full", and the process begins again, constantly, forever. If you are on Extreme, it takes 1 day (24 hours) to make a transition. If you are on Hard, it takes 2 days (48 hours) to make a transition. If you are on Normal, it takes 3 days (72 hours) to make a transition. If you are on Easy, it takes 4 days (96 hours) to make a transition. How long it takes to progress from one status to another depends on your "People's Needs" difficulty slider. Starving is a status that means your citizens want food badly (!red icon).ĭead is what happens when people are Starving for too long.Ĭitizens transition from Full to Hungry to Starving to Dead. Hunger is a status that makes your people want to eat food (red icon). I want to make this guide to explain how hunger works, so future helpers of newbies can link them here.įull is a status that means your people have eaten within the last 24 hours. See Food for more information on these mechanics.I see quite a few threads, every now and then, asking about how hunger works in this game.
Note that, on normal, citizens take 3 days to become hungry, so you do have a buffer in these numbers. With the Hunters' Gear (Technology) upgrade, you can increase raw food to up to 20, which means you would just need 2.0 huts to feed your 80 people. You would need 2.66 Hunters Huts to allow your starting 80 people to eat every day. Q: How many Hunters Hut should I build initially?Ī: On normal difficulty, one hunt can deliver up to 15 raw food which will turn into 30 cooked rations. establishing an Outpost at specific site (e.g., a fishing village).exploring certain on Scouting Missions.researching the Hothouse at the Workshop (after researching Drawing Boards (Technology), which unlocks the Hothouse option).
having an active Hunter's Hut or Hunters' Hangar.A few particular laws can change the raw food to food ration formula (e.g, the Soup Law) or change consumption of rations (e.g, Double Rations for the Ill Law).People eating raw food also have a higher chance of getting sick. At a ratio of 1 raw food to 1 per person-a far less efficient method of feeding the population than a preparing meals in a cookhouse. In times of desperation, people will resort to eating raw food. People will consume 1 food ration per day ( Children, Engineers and Workers). 1 raw food in a cookhouse with no upgrades or laws enacted will produce 2 food rations. Raw food is essential to creating Food Rations for the people in Frostpunk.
Raw Food is one of the Resources in Frostpunk.
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