![]() I think in this case, human meat nutrient paste + hay is still better than straight up kibble. ![]() If you use the human meat for nutrient paste and keep the hay as it is, you have 4 nutrition. If you make kibble, you get 2.5 nutrition. Lets assume that you have 20 hay and 20 human meat. The problem is that you can't make nutrition paste out of hay. So unless your hay field is super far away from where you cook the kibble, hay is usually the way to go. In other words it is 3 times more effort in planting and harvesting when you grow rice. Hay is usually more efficient than rice in the sense that, each harvest gives 20 hay, wheres you only get 6 rice per harvest. If you make Nutrient paste you can get 6 nutrition.Ĥ) Now consider growing hay as stock feed. Normally you can make kibble using 20 rice + 20 human meat and that will give you 50 kibble (2.5 nutrition). You can keep the animals in a separate room or you can just keep them in the same fridge where you store your nutrient paste.ģ) Lets first assume you are in a biome where hay is not an option. Kibble on the other hand couldn't spoil so it is still worth keeping a stockpile of them.Ģ) Most animal that have a Food value higher than 1.65, can tolerate -0 degree and below. Which means any animal that has Food value greater than 1.7, can benefit from the full nutrition value of the paste.ġ) Nutrient paste can only last 3 days under room temperature so unless you are in a biome where the ambiance temperature is below 0, solar flare and etc will limit your ability to stockpile nutrient paste. (Each piece of meat/hay/rice and etc is worth 0.05 nutrition)Īnimal will eat the paste when Food is at 45%. Kibble on the other hand cost 2 nutrition and result in 2.5 nutrition (x 125%). Apparently you can use Nutrient paste dispenser to mass produce nutrient paste for animal feed.Įach paste cost 0.3 nutrition to make and the paste is worth 0.9 nutrition (x 300%).
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