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| + | Toxipotatoes can be grown on polluted soil, but their abysmal yield in all aspects means that it would take an almost fully polluted map, where 0 unpolluted soil is nearby, to make it feasible. Even then, you could clean out a field to grow more traditional plants in. | ||
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| + | The extra food poisoning chance is negligible, as raw food should always be cooked anyways. | ||
== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
Revision as of 14:50, 17 December 2022
 | This article relates to content added by Biotech (DLC). Please note that it will not be present without the DLC enabled. |
Toxipotatoes
Raw toxipotatoes. Once harvested, toxipotatoes are very dietarily similar to potatoes. However, when eaten raw, they have a higher chance of causing food poisoning.<
Base Stats
- Market Value
- 0.75
- Stack Limit
- 75
- Mass
- 0.03 kg
- HP
- 100
- Deterioration Rate
- 6
- Flammability
- 100%
- Days To Start Rot
- 60
- Rotatable
- False
- Path Cost
- 15
Ingestion
- Nutrition
- 0.05
- Taste
- Raw
- Ingested Direct Thought
- AteRawFood
- defName
- toxipotatoes
- Preferability
- Raw
Toxipotatoes are a vegetable raw food obtained by harvesting toxipotato plants. Toxipotato plants are one of the only plants to grow on polluted soil, but toxipotatoes have an increased chance of food poisoning when eaten raw.
Acquisition
Toxipotatoes are harvested from potato plants. Each plant requires 9.05 full days at optimal light and temperature range to reach maturity in normal, 100% fertile soil and yields units per plant, before modifiers for Difficulty and Plant Harvest Yield.
Summary
As a raw food, toxipotatoes can be be eaten raw, with a chance of giving food poisoning, however this chance is double that of other raw foods at 4%. They can also be cooked into a meal with a food poisoning chance dependant on the skill of the cook and the cleanliness of the kitchen, with no additional malus when compared to other raw foods. When used in food recipes that require specific types of nutrition, such as fine meals, toxipotatoes are classified as a vegetable.
As with most raw food, eating toxipotatoes directly results in a −7 Ate raw food mood penalty. This mood penalty is negated if the pawn has the ascetic trait or the robust digestion gene.
Analysis
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Toxipotato plant are strictly inferior in yield/day and yield/tile to both potato plants and rice plants in regular soil. While slightly better in yield/work than rice, this means that toxipotatoes grow slower.
Toxipotatoes can be grown on polluted soil, but their abysmal yield in all aspects means that it would take an almost fully polluted map, where 0 unpolluted soil is nearby, to make it feasible. Even then, you could clean out a field to grow more traditional plants in.
The extra food poisoning chance is negligible, as raw food should always be cooked anyways.
Version history
- Biotech DLC Release - Added.
- Meals
- Chocolate • Fine meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Kibble • Lavish meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Nutrient paste meal • Packaged survival meal • Pemmican • Simple meal • Baby food
- Raw food - Animal
- Meat (Human, Insect) • Insect jelly • Milk • Hemogen pack
- Raw food - Eggs
- Cassowary egg (fert.) • Chicken egg (fert., unfert.) • Cobra egg (fert.) • Duck egg (fert., unfert.) • Emu egg (fert.) • Goose egg (fert., unfert.) • Iguana egg (fert.) • Ostrich egg (fert.) • Tortoise egg (fert.) • Turkey egg (fert.)
- Raw food - Vegetarian
- Agave fruit • Berries • Corn • Hay • Potatoes • Raw fungus • Rice • Toxipotatoes