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Almost every action you do in Medieval Europe will consume your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut]. Even if you do nothing all day, your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] will be consumed by a factor of '''16%''' every '''24 hours'''.
 
Almost every action you do in Medieval Europe will consume your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut]. Even if you do nothing all day, your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] will be consumed by a factor of '''16%''' every '''24 hours'''.
  
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You can recover [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] (but also [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Energy| Energy] and [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Health| Health] with food. Food is divided in two main categories:
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You can recover [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] with food. Food is divided in two main categories:
  
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* Simple: ''Issued from Fields, Farms or Fishing''
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* Simple: ''Issued from Fields, Farms or Fishing'';
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* Complex: ''Issued from crafting in the [[Inn]]''
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* Complex: ''Issued from crafting in the [[Inn]]''.
  
 
Obviously complex food recovery is way greater than simple one.
 
Obviously complex food recovery is way greater than simple one.
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== How to get food ==
 
== How to get food ==
  
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* You can [[Fish]]
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* You can [[Fish]];
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* You can buy it at the market
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* You can buy it at the market;
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* You can vote for Medieval Europe on a [[Voting_the_game|Toplist]] if your age is <= 90 days. This will restore your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] by '''2%'''.
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* You can vote for Medieval Europe on a [[Voting_the_game|Toplist]] if your age is <= 90 days. This will restore your [http://wiki.medieval-europe.eu/index.php?title=Beginner_Guide&action=submit#Glut| Glut] by '''2%''';
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* You can breed animals in [[Farms]]
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* You can breed animals in [[Farm]]s;
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* You can cook it in a [[Inn]]
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* You can cook it in a [[Inn]].
  
 
== List of all Game Food ==
 
== List of all Game Food ==
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= Drinks=  
 
= Drinks=  
  
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== Drinking alcoholic beverages ==
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To recuperate Energy, you can consume drinks. Drinking will increase your Intoxication Level (IL)
  
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Every time an alcoholic drink is consumed three things can happen:
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==The Intoxication Level==
  
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* Energy is gained;
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Intoxication level (IL) represents how much the character is intoxicated by alcohol.
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* Energy is gained but some glut is lost;
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It ranges from 0 to infinity.
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* Character becomes tipsy or drunk.
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There are four alcoholic beverages:
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* at IL 50, the character is drunk and gets a penalty on attributes;
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* at IL 100, the character passes out for six hours, regardless of constitution (blocking action).
  
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* '''Beer''': The drink that gives more chances to gain energy (cumulative 80%), with a low chance to get tipsy/drunk.
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IL is raised by drinks as per the following table, '''modified by a random factor going from -2 to +'''2.
  
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* '''Wine''': High chances to get tipsy/drunk, lower risk to lose double glut.
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{|class='hor-minimalist-a'
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|-
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!Drink
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!Energy increase
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!Base IL increase
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|-
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|Beer
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|4%
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|5
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|-
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|Mead
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|10%
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|11
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|-
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|Wine
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|14%
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|16
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|-
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|Brandy
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|30%
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|33
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|-
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|}
  
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* '''Mead''': A simple swap energy - glut, with a low probability to get tipsy/drunk but with a fixed low swap rate.
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Every '''30 minutes''' of game time every character's Intoxication Level is reduced by '''3 points'''. If the Intoxication level goes down '50, the corresponding attribute penalties will be reduced'''.
  
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* '''Mulberry Brandy''': Highest chance to lose an important amount of glut.
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'''Example 1'''
  
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== Swapping glut with energy ==
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  IL: 70
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  [time passes without drinking...]
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  IL: 50
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  [time passes without drinking...]
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  IL: 47 => attribute penalties are canceled, the char is no more drunk.
  
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For each drink there is a chance to gain energy and lose glut depending on a certain swap ratio. The character may gain energy without losing glut, or gain energy but lose glut.
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'''Example 2'''
  
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==Tipsy Status==
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  IL: 100 => Char passed out
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  [time passes without drinking...]
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  IL: 58 => Char is still passed out
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  [time passes without drinking...] =>
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  IL: 51 => Char wakes up but has still attributes penalties
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  [time passes without drinking...] =>
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  48 => attribute penalties are canceled
  
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If the player gets tipsy the following malus are applied:
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'''Example 3'''
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  IL: 90
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  [Char drinks x3 Brandy]
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  IL: 189 => Char Collapses
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  [time passes without drinking...]
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  IL: 160 => Char is still passed out
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==Drunk Status==
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If the player gets drunk the following malus are applied:
  
 
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Tipsy status will expire in relation with player constitution.
 
  
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    Tipsyness duration (minutes) = 180 +15 * (20-player constitution)
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When the character IL gets under 50 is no more drunk and the penalties will disappear.
  
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If the player drinks while tipsy, he can get drunk.
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== Passed out Status ==
  
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== Drunk Status ==
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If a character drinks too much and IL gets over 100 can pass out and being blocked. The duration of the blocking action is '''6''' hours.
  
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If a player drinks too much can get drunk and being blocked. The duration of the block depends from constitution.
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[[Category: General Information]]
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    Drunkness duration (minutes) = 180 +15 * (20-player constitution)
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== Odds table ==
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{|class='hor-minimalist-a'
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!Drink
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!Gain Energy
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!Gain Energy, lose Glut
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!Gain Energy, lose Double Glut
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!Get Tipsy/Drunk
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|Beer
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|Chance: 10%, +6% Energy
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|Chance: 45%, Exchange Ratio: 1:1 (Max +10% Energy)
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|Chance: 35%, Exchange ratio: 1:2 (Max +10% Energy)
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|Chance: 10%
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|Wine
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|Chance: 10%, +6% Energy
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|Chance: 70%, Exchange Ratio: 1:0.4 (Max +10% Energy)
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|Chance: 0%
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|Chance: 20%
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|-
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|Mead
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|Chance: 0%
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|Chance: 90%, Exchange Ratio: 1:1 (Max +10% Energy)
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|Chance: 0%
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|Chance: 10%
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|Mulberry Brandy
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|Chance: 10%, +12% Energy
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|Chance: 0%
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|Chance: 70%, Exchange Ratio:1:2 (Max +16% Energy)
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|Chance: 20%
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|}
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Latest revision as of 21:44, 13 October 2016

Contents

[edit] Food

Almost every action you do in Medieval Europe will consume your Glut. Even if you do nothing all day, your Glut will be consumed by a factor of 16% every 24 hours.

You can recover Glut with food. Food is divided in two main categories:

  • Simple: Issued from Fields, Farms or Fishing;
  • Complex: Issued from crafting in the Inn.

Obviously complex food recovery is way greater than simple one.

[edit] How to get food

  • You can Fish;
  • You can buy it at the market;
  • You can vote for Medieval Europe on a Toplist if your age is <= 90 days. This will restore your Glut by 2%;
  • You can breed animals in Farms;
  • You can cook it in a Inn.

[edit] List of all Game Food

Item Type Glut restored Energy restored Health restored
Bread Complex 8% 0% 0%
Cheese Complex 50% 0% 0%
Fish Simple 12% 0% 0%
Fish soup Complex 70% 0% 0%
Honey Simple 4% 0% 0%
Meat Simple 14% 0% 0%
Meat soup Complex 70% 0% 0%
Milk Simple 4% 0% 0%
Mulberry Simple 2% 0% 0%
Mulberry cake Complex 40% 0% 0%

[edit] Drinks

To recuperate Energy, you can consume drinks. Drinking will increase your Intoxication Level (IL)

[edit] The Intoxication Level

Intoxication level (IL) represents how much the character is intoxicated by alcohol. It ranges from 0 to infinity.

  • at IL 50, the character is drunk and gets a penalty on attributes;
  • at IL 100, the character passes out for six hours, regardless of constitution (blocking action).

IL is raised by drinks as per the following table, modified by a random factor going from -2 to +2.

Drink Energy increase Base IL increase
Beer 4% 5
Mead 10% 11
Wine 14% 16
Brandy 30% 33

Every 30 minutes of game time every character's Intoxication Level is reduced by 3 points. If the Intoxication level goes down '50, the corresponding attribute penalties will be reduced.

Example 1 

  IL: 70
  [time passes without drinking...]
  IL: 50
  [time passes without drinking...]
  IL: 47 => attribute penalties are canceled, the char is no more drunk.

Example 2 

  IL: 100 => Char passed out
  [time passes without drinking...]
  IL: 58 => Char is still passed out 
  [time passes without drinking...] => 
  IL: 51 => Char wakes up but has still attributes penalties
  [time passes without drinking...] => 
  48 => attribute penalties are canceled

Example 3 

  IL: 90
  [Char drinks x3 Brandy]
  IL: 189 => Char Collapses
  [time passes without drinking...]
  IL: 160 => Char is still passed out

[edit] Drunk Status

If the player gets drunk the following malus are applied:

Attribute Malus
Intelligence -6 points
Dexterity -3 points
Strength -3 points


When the character IL gets under 50 is no more drunk and the penalties will disappear.

[edit] Passed out Status

If a character drinks too much and IL gets over 100 can pass out and being blocked. The duration of the blocking action is 6 hours.

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