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You might think this is directed towards new players from the title, but no this is aimed towards you Jason. The tutorial simply isn’t good enough to prepare newbies for the game. This is a pretty well known fact. It basically only teaches you about early game, which newbies are hardly gonna see, and even they did they’d be dead there within minutes. But all that is besides the point.

It is well known now to people who check the forums and the development in general that most food now will eventually become 1 pip per bite (every food with 6 or lower pips on Onetech), problem with this is that newbies are taught in the tutorial to stay alive by eating berries. Sure they’re also shown some wild food that they’ll barely ever see unless they travel, but there needs to be more better foods shown off in the tutorial. As of now newbies are taught to eat probably the worst food you could possibly eat (thx pein and miskas for the stats you provided in my last thread) in a town. This causes water to run out faster than ever, keeping up berry bushes for 6 pips worth of food each. I’ve taught a lot of of newbies in my time playing this game, and I’ve had to teach most of them how to eat better foods like mutton pies and stew, because most of them literally just know how to eat berries. And with the food nerf right now, there hasn’t been less time for vets to teach them to know any better.

So what would be my solution to this? Make a good showcase in tutorial. Show new players how to eat common and good foods found in towns, such as pies, stew and milk. It shouldn’t be the job of veterans to teach new players how to eat properly. That’s the tutorials job. The easiest way to do this would probably be to replace most of the berry bushes in the tutorial with actual decent food.

I apologize in advance for the rants.

Does anyone have a spreadsheet of food efficiency for food after the rebalance? Has the downfall of milk made other corn foods more attractive options, like tortilla chips and tacos? Or is it more or less the same?