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== Saturation changes == | == Saturation changes == | ||
| − | Saturation goes down every tick (1/2500 of a game hour | + | Saturation goes down every tick (1/2500 of a game hour), depending on the character's current saturation and modifiers on their hunger rate. |
The following table describes saturation changes of an adult baseline human (100% hunger rate, 1.6 nutrition/day, 1.0 max nutrition): | The following table describes saturation changes of an adult baseline human (100% hunger rate, 1.6 nutrition/day, 1.0 max nutrition): | ||
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* [[Go-juice#Withdrawal|Go-juice withdrawal]]: {{++|50%}} | * [[Go-juice#Withdrawal|Go-juice withdrawal]]: {{++|50%}} | ||
* [[Gut worms]]: {{++|100%}} | * [[Gut worms]]: {{++|100%}} | ||
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* [[Hypothermic slowdown]]: | * [[Hypothermic slowdown]]: | ||
** Moderate: {{---|10%}} | ** Moderate: {{---|10%}} | ||
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** Trivial: {{++|50%}} | ** Trivial: {{++|50%}} | ||
** Minor, Moderate, Severe and Extreme: {{++|60%}} | ** Minor, Moderate, Severe and Extreme: {{++|60%}} | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * Hunger pangs [[persona trait]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{++|50%}} |
* [[Neural supercharger]]{{IdeologyIcon}}: {{++|20%}} | * [[Neural supercharger]]{{IdeologyIcon}}: {{++|20%}} | ||
* [[Growth vat#Summary|Bio-starvation]] (outside of [[growth vat|vat]]){{BiotechIcon}}: {{++|50%}} | * [[Growth vat#Summary|Bio-starvation]] (outside of [[growth vat|vat]]){{BiotechIcon}}: {{++|50%}} | ||
| − | + | * Genetic [[metabolic efficiency]] {{BiotechIcon}}: | |
| + | ** Positive sum of metabolic efficiency: {{---|10%}} per point. Max. {{---|50%}} | ||
| + | ** Negative sum of metabolic efficiency: {{++|25%}} per point. Max. {{++|225%}} | ||
=== Multipliers === | === Multipliers === | ||
All of these modifiers stack multiplicatively with each other and with the hunger rate factor offsets listed above. | All of these modifiers stack multiplicatively with each other and with the hunger rate factor offsets listed above. | ||
| + | * [[Psycasts|Psychic hangover]]: {{Bad|x150%}} | ||
* [[Gourmand]] trait: {{Bad|x150%}} | * [[Gourmand]] trait: {{Bad|x150%}} | ||
| + | * Stomach implants: | ||
| + | ** [[Reprocessor stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{Good|x75%}} | ||
| + | ** [[Nuclear stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{Good|x25%}} | ||
* Life stages: | * Life stages: | ||
** Human [[baby]]: {{Good|x12.5%}} | ** Human [[baby]]: {{Good|x12.5%}} | ||
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** Other animal baby (including birds): {{Good|x40%}} | ** Other animal baby (including birds): {{Good|x40%}} | ||
** Other animal juvenile: {{Good|x75%}} | ** Other animal juvenile: {{Good|x75%}} | ||
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| − | Despite its name and description, the [[Metabolism]] stat has no impact on hunger rate. | + | Despite its name and description, the [[Metabolism]] stat has no impact on hunger rate. |
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| + | === Bed Hunger Rate Multiplier === | ||
| + | This value has a base value of 100% and only applies when sleeping in an affected bed. It it currently unknown exactly how this value applies. | ||
| + | * [[Sleep accelerator]]{{IdeologyIcon}}: {{++|20%}} | ||
== Overeating == | == Overeating == | ||
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This effect is stronger in animals with lower body sizes - a [[Labrador retriever]] with 0.75 body size will get hungry at .1875 saturation and waste .3375 nutrition from the same simple meal. Smaller, more fungible food sources like [[berries]] or [[haygrass]] (0.05 nutrition) have less of this waste, as the waste will never exceed a single item's worth of nutrition. | This effect is stronger in animals with lower body sizes - a [[Labrador retriever]] with 0.75 body size will get hungry at .1875 saturation and waste .3375 nutrition from the same simple meal. Smaller, more fungible food sources like [[berries]] or [[haygrass]] (0.05 nutrition) have less of this waste, as the waste will never exceed a single item's worth of nutrition. | ||
| − | This makes [[kibble]] and [[pemmican]] particularly useful as feed for smaller sized animals. These foods provide more nutrition than raw food, but | + | This makes [[kibble]] and [[pemmican]] particularly useful as feed for smaller sized animals. These foods provide more nutrition than raw food, but won't be overeaten like a regular meal would. |
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
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=== Conserving food via malnutrition === | === Conserving food via malnutrition === | ||
| − | In extreme situations, it may be advisable to stay in a hungry state to benefit from the reduced hunger and in malnourished state to benefit from zero hunger rate at 0% saturation. | + | In extreme situations, it may be advisable to stay in a hungry state to benefit from the reduced hunger and in malnourished state to benefit from zero hunger rate at 0% saturation. Note that this requires significant micromanagement to pull off. Forbid the food and unforbid it when pawns are about to fall unconscious. |
Consider, for example, a human at 0% saturation and 0% malnutrition. This pawn has 0.9 nutrition (one simple meal) to eat. | Consider, for example, a human at 0% saturation and 0% malnutrition. This pawn has 0.9 nutrition (one simple meal) to eat. | ||