Hunting - Revision history

SU Tempest at 19:27, 5 September 2019

2019-09-05T19:27:53Z

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	All pieces of game meat have the same nutritional value and the same weight (0.5 units). Meat exists in two states: raw, and cooked.		All pieces of game meat have the same nutritional value and the same weight (0.5 units). Meat exists in two states: raw, and cooked.

-	* Raw game meat: '''1d100+100 ntri''', ~~and a 25% chance to~~ cause ~~nausea~~ when eaten~~, which will last 3 turns~~.	+	* Raw game meat: '''1d100+100 ntri''', but will cause [[Secondary effect\|Nausea]] when eaten.
	* Cooked game meat: '''2d50+100 ntri''', but is 100% safe to eat.		* Cooked game meat: '''2d50+100 ntri''', but is 100% safe to eat.

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	===== Event lines =====		===== Event lines =====

-	* '''[Food] Hunting - Raw game meat, xxx - 1d100+100 ntri - ~~25%~~ Nausea ~~(3 turns)~~ - Weight: 0.5'''	+	* '''[Food] Hunting - Raw game meat, xxx - 1d100+100 ntri - Nausea - Weight: 0.5'''
	* '''[Food] Hunting - Cooked game meat, xxx - 2d50+100 ntri - Weight: 0.5'''		* '''[Food] Hunting - Cooked game meat, xxx - 2d50+100 ntri - Weight: 0.5'''

SU Tempest: /* Butchering process */

2019-08-15T16:09:45Z

Butchering process

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	===== Event lines =====		===== Event lines =====

-	* '''[Food] ~~Meat~~ - Raw game meat, xxx - 1d100+100 ntri - 25% Nausea (3 turns) - Weight: 0.5'''	+	* '''[Food] Hunting - Raw game meat, xxx - 1d100+100 ntri - 25% Nausea (3 turns) - Weight: 0.5'''
-	* '''[Food] ~~Meat~~ - Cooked game meat, xxx - 2d50+100 ntri - Weight: 0.5'''	+	* '''[Food] Hunting - Cooked game meat, xxx - 2d50+100 ntri - Weight: 0.5'''

	=== Meat and death types ===		=== Meat and death types ===

SU Tempest: /* Butchering process */

2019-04-20T16:45:26Z

Butchering process

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	Once a suitable creature has been killed, the Contestant must '''spend 1 turn to inspect the creature''', which will inform him/her of the meat worth remaining.		Once a suitable creature has been killed, the Contestant must '''spend 1 turn to inspect the creature''', which will inform him/her of the meat worth remaining.

-	After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. A Contestant can butcher up to 4 meat per turn, but the total amount that can be harvested from a creature depends on the skill level; '''20% multiplied by the skill level''' (Lv1 - Unskilled = 20%, up to Lv5 - Master = 100%). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.	+	After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. A Contestant can butcher up to 4 meat per turn (and each turn takes 5 minutes), but the total amount that can be harvested from a creature depends on the skill level; '''20% multiplied by the skill level''' (Lv1 - Unskilled = 20%, up to Lv5 - Master = 100%). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.

	For each piece of meat obtained while butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.		For each piece of meat obtained while butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.

SU Tempest: /* Finding a suitable target */

2019-04-20T16:45:00Z

Finding a suitable target

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	Once the creature is dead, its body retains the meat worth, and only then the Contestant can begin the actual butchering process: this is where the meat worth and the butchering skill come into play.		Once the creature is dead, its body retains the meat worth, and only then the Contestant can begin the actual butchering process: this is where the meat worth and the butchering skill come into play.
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-	~~Essentially speaking, it is calculated this way:~~
-	* ''Meat worth'' - ''Damage sustained'' * ''Skill'' = ''Actual amount of meat extracted''.

	A creature can only be butchered once, regardless of skill level. Once it has been butchered and the meat extracted, it usually becomes a relatively "bloodied pile of bones", depending on the creature.		A creature can only be butchered once, regardless of skill level. Once it has been butchered and the meat extracted, it usually becomes a relatively "bloodied pile of bones", depending on the creature.

SU Tempest at 16:44, 20 April 2019

2019-04-20T16:44:31Z

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	Once a suitable creature has been killed, the Contestant must '''spend 1 turn to inspect the creature''', which will inform him/her of the meat worth remaining.		Once a suitable creature has been killed, the Contestant must '''spend 1 turn to inspect the creature''', which will inform him/her of the meat worth remaining.

-	After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. ~~'''The amount of~~ meat ~~harvested~~ per turn depends on the ~~current Hunting~~ skill level'''~~; it is equal to~~ the skill level ~~number~~ (if Lv1 - Unskilled, ~~then the Contestant will harvest 1 meat per turn~~). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.	+	After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. A Contestant can butcher up to 4 meat per turn, but the total amount that can be harvested from a creature depends on the skill level; '''20% multiplied by the skill level''' (Lv1 - Unskilled = 20%, up to Lv5 - Master = 100%). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.

	For each piece of meat obtained while butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.		For each piece of meat obtained while butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.

SU Tempest at 14:12, 20 April 2019

2019-04-20T14:12:54Z

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	After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. '''The amount of meat harvested per turn depends on the current Hunting skill level'''; it is equal to the skill level number (if Lv1 - Unskilled, then the Contestant will harvest 1 meat per turn). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.		After a creature has been inspected for meat worth, the Contestant must then butcher it. '''The amount of meat harvested per turn depends on the current Hunting skill level'''; it is equal to the skill level number (if Lv1 - Unskilled, then the Contestant will harvest 1 meat per turn). It's not necessary to completely butcher a creature; a Contestant can choose to harvest only what he/she needs.

-	For each ~~turn spent~~ butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.	+	For each piece of meat obtained while butchering a creature, the weapon used will lose '''1 Condition point'''. As such, weapons used for butchering can wear out; keeping them in good shape is recommended.

	Unless the Contestant plans to use this meat for personal consumption, in which case it should be cooked to stave off [[Hunger]] without the risk of nausea, game meat can be sold back to [[Chef\|chefs]] or [[Delicatessen]] to make money. This can constitute an interesting secondary activity, and it becomes possible for the Contestant to hunt for money as well.		Unless the Contestant plans to use this meat for personal consumption, in which case it should be cooked to stave off [[Hunger]] without the risk of nausea, game meat can be sold back to [[Chef\|chefs]] or [[Delicatessen]] to make money. This can constitute an interesting secondary activity, and it becomes possible for the Contestant to hunt for money as well.

SU Tempest: /* Cooking meat */

2018-11-04T15:55:58Z

Cooking meat

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	Raw meat is good, but cooked is always better.		Raw meat is good, but cooked is always better.

-	Raw game meat can be cooked by exposing it to a source of fire larger than a match or a lighter. Cooking game meat is done ~~at any rate when off combat, and~~ at a rate of 1 piece per turn ~~during combat. The source of fire doesn't matter; it can be a fire started with anything, even incendiary weapons if needed; so long as it is a '''sufficient source of fire'''~~.	+	Raw game meat can be cooked by exposing it to a source of fire larger than a match or a lighter. Cooking game meat is done at a rate of 1 piece per turn.

-	~~Another method of cooking raw~~ meat is by ~~using dedicated equipment.~~	+	To cook meat, a suitable amount of heat must be provided by the following:
	* Using a '''portable gas stove'''. In order for such stoves to work, they need to have a '''butane gas canister''' attached, with fuel remaining inside to work. Using this, the Contestant can cook meat on the go without the need to start a fire. A full butane gas canister has enough fuel to cook 200 pieces.		* Using a '''portable gas stove'''. In order for such stoves to work, they need to have a '''butane gas canister''' attached, with fuel remaining inside to work. Using this, the Contestant can cook meat on the go without the need to start a fire. A full butane gas canister has enough fuel to cook 200 pieces.
	** Attaching a gas stove to a canister requires no blueprint and no toolkit. After use, the two items are separated.		** Attaching a gas stove to a canister requires no blueprint and no toolkit. After use, the two items are separated.
-	* When in a [[Room\|Kitchen roomstyle]], the stoves can be used for free to cook meat. These stoves are fixed, but ~~function~~ for an unlimited amount of ~~meat~~.	+	* When in a [[Room\|Kitchen roomstyle]] in the UA, the stoves can be used for free to cook meat. These stoves are fixed and may have a random amount of gas left in them, but can be used for free.
		+	* When in a restaurant, the stoves can be used and have an unlimited amount of gas, but the Contestant must pay 5 P$ per 1 unit of gas (1 turn) used.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[List of creatures by meat worth]]		* [[List of creatures by meat worth]]
	* [[Crafting]]		* [[Crafting]]

SU Tempest: /* Butchering process */

2018-09-05T14:02:23Z

Butchering process

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	The Contestant will earn 1 Skill Point for butchering at least 1 meat from a creature.		The Contestant will earn 1 Skill Point for butchering at least 1 meat from a creature.

		+	When selling meat, the Contestant will earn the following:
	* 1 piece of raw game meat: '''10 P$'''		* 1 piece of raw game meat: '''10 P$'''
	* 1 piece of cooked game meat: '''25 P$'''		* 1 piece of cooked game meat: '''25 P$'''

SU Tempest: /* Obtaining raw meat */

2018-09-05T13:57:22Z

Obtaining raw meat

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	* Cooked game meat: '''2d50+100 ntri''', but is 100% safe to eat.		* Cooked game meat: '''2d50+100 ntri''', but is 100% safe to eat.

-	When butchering a creature, raw game meat (which is designated as "raw ''<creature>'' meat") is obtained. A creature with a meat worth of 24 theoretically is worth 24 pieces of meat, assuming the meat is entirely undamaged and is 100% perfectly harvested~~; harvesting percentage depends on the [[Gameplay mechanics#Non-combat skills\|Hunting skill level]]~~.	+	When butchering a creature, raw game meat (which is designated as "raw ''<creature>'' meat") is obtained. A creature with a meat worth of 24 theoretically is worth 24 pieces of meat, assuming the meat is entirely undamaged and is 100% perfectly harvested.

	=== Butchering process ===		=== Butchering process ===

SU Tempest: /* Butchering process */

2018-09-05T13:53:05Z

Butchering process

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	Unless the Contestant plans to use this meat for personal consumption, in which case it should be cooked to stave off [[Hunger]] without the risk of nausea, game meat can be sold back to [[Chef\|chefs]] or [[Delicatessen]] to make money. This can constitute an interesting secondary activity, and it becomes possible for the Contestant to hunt for money as well.		Unless the Contestant plans to use this meat for personal consumption, in which case it should be cooked to stave off [[Hunger]] without the risk of nausea, game meat can be sold back to [[Chef\|chefs]] or [[Delicatessen]] to make money. This can constitute an interesting secondary activity, and it becomes possible for the Contestant to hunt for money as well.
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		+	The Contestant will earn 1 Skill Point for butchering at least 1 meat from a creature.

	* 1 piece of raw game meat: '''10 P$'''		* 1 piece of raw game meat: '''10 P$'''