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Food going super fast!!
07-19-2012, 07:56 AM
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RE: Food going super fast!!
Yes. The mistake is assuming food consumption is smooth and unchanging. It's NOT. But, if you add up the Kibbles eaten since being removed from the box, a healthy, 0% Hungry cat will have eaten the same number of Kibbles no matter whether it was sleeping, sick, or starving, sometime in the past; assuming you did not use any potions or perma-pet it.
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07-19-2012, 10:55 AM (This post was last modified: 07-19-2012 10:57 AM by Sara Franco.)
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RE: Food going super fast!!
Thanks for your answers Smile well I did an experiment, separated a sick kitty alone with a bowl of food and made a small script to send me the food status every hour, at first day she ate 14% of the food bowl.

She was at 60% energy when I first rezzed her, so she had around 5 hours to eat before she sleeps for 8 hours then up and eating for more 8 hours then she slept again.
so she been awake for 13 hours to eat during the first 24 hours and the food reached 86%.

I know they don't eat exactly the same every day because it depends on their sleeping hours, but 14% is around 4 days food? I guess hungry kitties eat the normal rate PLUS 3 days food to compensate the 3 days food they starved.

So if you put a kitty in inventory for 3 days it is pointless because they will eat these 3 days food anyway when they have access to food.
And if you have a sick kitty, be sure to have around 14% of food bowl dedicated to it at its first day of recovery.
These are the conclusions I wanted to reach Wink and I hope I'm right.

I'm still at second day with my sick kitty, 12 hours passed and the food is at 84% so I guess she is eating at normal rate now because she is not very hungry anymore.

Thank you Saga and Tad for the help Wink

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