The Best Rimworld Item: A Nutrient Paste Dispenser!
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In my opinion, the Nutrient Paste Dispenser is the best item in all of Rimworld. Not only can it be a great tool for beginner players, intermediate and advanced Rimworld players can also benefit from its strengths!
Not only will a nutrient paste dispenser free one of your colonists from the task of cooking, allowing you to get a lot more done early in the game -- such as researching, construction, tailoring, crafting, etc. -- but also, nutrient paste will last longer than any other source of food! If you're having trouble surviving in a more difficult biome, like ice sheet or extreme desert, a nutrient paste dispenser may just be your solution!
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"You can avoid food poisonin-"
Say no more fam I am 200% convinced.
Food poisoning is such a fucking hassle. You colonistz become slow and sickly
@@TaurionMartell Especially when it happens due to a dirty environment, because your cleanign-crew preferred to clean the stone-storage for the 3rd time, before even starting to look at the places you handle food at...
@@liquidminds yeah and most of the time you wont have cleaners
I have this one colonist who used to be one of the best in combat, and had so many other great skills, until one day when she got severe brain damage when a pirate shot her in the head, so now her consciousness is capped at 50% and now she just cleans most of the time, since she can't do anything else efficiently anymore. it's tragic, but anyway. whenever she got food poisoning, it was enough to incapacitate her and I'd always have to have another colonist carry her to bed and she couldn't get up until she recovered. long story short, nutrient paste is a godsend
@@maryk7262 Passing out every time you vomit? If we weren't talking about food poisoning, I'd assume it was a wild party.
"I saved 40% by switching to nutrient paste"
@Márk Bányai That's genius. Harsh frontier world dictates hard frontier decisions ^^
there are no cars in rimworld
@SESolutionsEngineering mods, get some mods.
@Márk Bányai But then -6 for butchering humanlike and -12 for eating kibble which is a pretty big negative mood swing
@Márk Bányai its only a -4 if u dont consider that fine meals is +5 and lavish is +12. when a guy has a bad day, feed him a lavish meal and a fine meal and it stacks to +17. considering that, having a cook adds u 21 mood from having nutrient paste. for every colonist.
video: "prisoners can identify human meat in nutrient paste"
me: "good"
this is a Certified Bruh Moment.
*me shoving corn into it because i have too much*
So...
Do you people keep prisoners as a livestock or you just wanna make them unhappy for fun?
@@ciranopunalesvigliarolo3788 o r g a n s
@@ciranopunalesvigliarolo3788 um sweetie, its called justice.
The fact that your freezer has regular stockpile settings triggers me
Take comfort that it's only an early game setting :D I generally use my freezer as an all-purpose storage room until a permanent room is built, since it's usually large enough.
I really wish you could legitimately create nutrient paste meal items. I don't want to generate a bunch through pausing and forbidding, but I'd love to have a way to serve nutrient paste to the animals. Other people in the world can put nutrient paste into servable meals, because raiders can carry it with them sometimes.
there are some mods that allow you to do that, but at a disadvantageous cost in nutrients
1. Produce a bunch of nutrients using the drafting method. 2. Then put those meals in some spot for the animals to eat and make sure that they don't have access to another source of food.
I think you should be able to produce paste on its own but I also think there should be a (small, possibly tied a bit to the times used?) chance it fails and starts leaking/spewing paste as well.
@@Spoonwood make sure to keep your barn refrigerated or make an animal specific freezer for this purpose or they'll rot
Mods
You definitely have a good point when it comes to colonist efficiency in the early game, but I'll still take my pro chefs cooking fine meals over nutrient slop any day of the week. There is nothing more frustrating than colonists frequently getting break risks, and every little thing you sacrifice for the sake of efficiency puts them one step closer to the edge. Meanwhile, because the difficulty of rimworld scales with your wealth, there's nothing actually inherintly wrong with taking things slow and making sure that all of your colonists are happy, and getting constant go/shoot frenzies and inspired recruit/creativity is extremely satisfying.
When you're doing a challenge though, or for tough early games, you make a good point.
Yeah, my current colony has 2 chefs with 12+ skill dedicated to making fine meals. It's not hard to keep the food supply up after a few years, and I still have some 800 pemmican in the freezer in case of emergencies.
Well, today I learned about the vanilla allow tool! I still haven't used the dispenser but I actually might in my current lets play. Come winter my colonies are always scraping by and have to be constantly hunting so having a way to make food stretch further would be nice.
Before the next winter, get some indoor greenhouses built up. No more food shortages for the rest of the year, unless you lost food due to some event. Along with the idea of nutrient paste freeing up people from cooking, even just 1 vegetable growing on a farm will free up your hunter(s) and gatherer(s) from doing this...or additionally, frees you up from having to select plants and animals to be hunted/gathered (assuming you don't have other mods that do this for you).
"Nutrient Paste will never make you ill" I'm sold. Haha you sound like a salesman with a good pitch.
but it's the last straw for your alcoholic colonist to drink all your beer stocked to trade for componENTS
Here's a little tip for the paste dispenser. We take human flesh and load the paste dispenser and get paste with the debuff that it was made from human meat, but if you load it back into the paste dispenser. Then we make paste from this paste with human flesh, it will already be without the debuff that it was made from human meat)
If you set up your stock piles correctly, a cook will spend very little time making food. Here's how to set it up. Look at your number pad, if the stove is occupying 789 then the cook will stand (sit put a chair there) at 5. Your vegetable stock pile would go on 4 and 1, while meat would go 6 and 3. Critical prioritize those for haulers to keep filled. Put a stool in 4163 and maybe 5 if you can't put a better quality chair there (the 5 slot is least important). With the stools in the stock pile, the cook won't budge a smegging inch when making food. Set him to take the food to the nearest stockpile (5 and 2 on minimum priority so he drops it on the ground, but it counts as made for keeping x meals in stock). The haulers will bring raw food to the cook and haul meals back to the freezer.
Yes, you deal with food poisoning, but this can be almost completely eliminated on even a skill 1 cook by having him clean before cooking (set cleaning as a lower number than cooking in management page). Early on, just use vegetable stock piles and make simple meals. Convert one side to meat as needed.
The whole trick to making meals efficient is in the stock piles with stools so the pawn doesn't move when cooking and cleanliness of the food prep area. Even a low skill cook with a hauler can make enough food for a large colony to eat for the next month easily with 1 day of work and you don't get the -4 mood for nutrient paste which I love using to feed animals and prisoners for most of the reasons you list, especially the mystery meat. Animals won't care and screw the prisoners. This is a great way of corpse disposal if your cook is a psychopath or cannibal, or you put some flowers around to counter the butchered human debuff and a great source of human leather for very nice clothes for a mood buff for the colonists. Weird that they don't like butchering or eating people, but they love wearing them...
You wrote all that and the dispenser is just.
Power it, fill hopper, food forever.
Until one has a dedicated cook with passion and +6 skill. The paste dispenser is absolutely vital in saving initial work time. Especially when running on harder difficulties when defense from raiders really matter.
@@Nathankinamorh I have no clue what you mean by raider defense unless you are talking about food poisoning. Food poisoning is much less about the cook's skill than it is about how clean the environment is. A high skill cook will negate the chance of food poisoning if you are cooking in a very dirty place, but if you keep it very clean, the base chance is so low you don't need skill to be reasonably safe. As an added benefit, your pawns won't be getting dirty environment mood penalties. Get cooking before the first raid, and even a skill 1 no passion will be outside the food poisoning range for a clean kitchen before raid 2. The first 2 raids are pretty well set scripted events that are very predictable even with Randy on extreme.
Oh, and something even most "pros" at this forget is to not let a low level cook butcher then cook without forcing them to clean up between butchering and cooking even if they do use proper clean kitchen/storage tactics and the stock piles.
Clean Kitchen tactics:
1. No hunting while the cook is working, they will track in dirt to the freezer/food storage area making a mess. (no pawns in or out of the kitchen/freezer area)
2. If you can, lock out the other colonists so they don't enter the freezer or kitchen while the cook is working. If you want to make a lot of meals, lock the hauler in with the cook, no one in or out of the kitchen while cooking.
3. Put the stove in the dam freezer early on., It makes keeping the important things clean much easier, and the speed penalty for cold environment is not that bad until you are trying to feed 20+ colonists, but by then your cook can make safe food in the basement of an outhouse.
4. Floor the freezer (and kitchen and every space between them if you ignored #3) before you cook anything.
Stool doesn't work anymore got patched out a while ago
@@ltcolrayquaza Hm, have you tried using tables or any other furniture? I'll have to experiment with it later. Forgot I rolled back my version to right before they made dead fall traps cheaper to build, but one use.
@@ltcolrayquaza The stool still works, although the colonist does move a fraction to each of the stools to pick up the ingredients... it's still a massive saving of time over going into the freezer to pick up the ingredients...
I don't usually use it, but is a great way to give food to your animals and for example having cows that give you milk in exchange for nutrient paste solves the issue of not being able to hunt in extreme conditions like the ice sheet or a bad winter with few animals, and without having to trade you have access to fine meals and lavish meals for backup in case of critical mood.
Animals can use the dispenser?
@@FlailingJunk No, he's talking about the pause-->draft-->forbid-->undraft-->repeat thing.
@@FlailingJunk No, but keeping nutrient paste meals around, your animals will eat those (like you can see at 3:33). He didn't mentioned this, though
Duuuuude! I never knew the nutrient paste dispenser acted like a wall! This will save so much freezer space
Just a tip, If you make insect meat or human meat nutrient paste you can put the nutrient paste back into the hopper, and then the ingredients will be listed as "nutrient paste" no debuff for insect or human meat!
NP Dispenser is the best. Been using it a lot lately. It's just so versatile. Great time saver early on, eliminates the need for cooks, let's prisoners self-serv, prevents sickness, prevents the dreaded 'ate without table'. Only thing I don't like is how difficult it is to make use of while doing caravaning.
Made a super fancy rec room and Dining room and started putting small sculptures in people's bed rooms Very rarely do they pitch a fit even with small-ish rooms and fed nothing but nutrient paste. It frees up 2 colonists that I has set for almost nothing but cooking beforehand. Even if the -4 mood debuff was higher it's worth it for freeing up 2 colonists. Excellent tip
Another option might be to have the cook maintain a low amount of meals for joy(lavish probably, or modded foods, or pemmican incase the fridge stops working) while the paste dispenser does the main bulk of the work in terms of feeding.
Reminds me of when the poor dog that we spawned in with got food poisoned over and over again barfing everywhere.
He was MVP though, saved people and helped fight attackers.
Doggo did not deserve food poisoning like that.
Oh dam, those are some very good points. I'm still not completely sold, but for those colonies where there is no obvious chef this seems like a much better alternative then suffering for the first couple of months while someone get's trained up.
In fact the green part of the nutrient dispenser is also a wall. You can build two walls, one on the green part and another one in the dining room, and like that you can maximize hopper place.
• A 25x25 corn field is a nice sidejob. A commen mistake is not making your fields big. There is no real downside on making your fields twice the size, but the output is extrem. Having 25x25 corn and a 30x30 rice to that will keep your freezers full.
• keep your kitchen cool and place 2 stronage zones right next to your stove. One where the cook stands and one right beside it. Set one only to corn and the other only to meat.
If done right, the cook now has to walk 0 tiles. Set your cooking bill to dropping the food right there and not haul it to a zone.
Yes, the cooking itself will be 30% slower because it's cold. But since working needs no walking whatsoever it will also be 300+% faster
• Muffalos are the Master Race
• Build Greenhouses. Sunlamp on rich soil, wall, roof, but no floor. Fireplaces or heaters. Enjoy food and devilstain all year round. Forbit the door to save heat
• growing zones in front of your wind power to prevent trees growing there. Have i mention that there is no such thing as "to many rice fields"?
• in winter you can leave corn or rice outside under a roof. It will spoil slowly and animals will come to it. wild Animals will leave the map if they are starving, this way you can keep them around in winter.
A nice placed wall and some traps between the food and the wild animals will cause some bleeding, and that means no hunting on the human side of this deal. They also stay fresh while they bleed out.
You can also have your medic help wild animals while they are on blood loss extrem, and when they get it together again put a new bullet in it, so they stay on low blood until you need to eat them.
Yes i played a lot without coolers.
I always stockpiles both meat and vegetables on stools next to the stove, this makes the cook able to grap the items without moving at all and it really speeds up the process. Then my haulers can empty the pile of meals and refill the supplies. Always set the cook to "drop on the ground".
S M V
S X
S F
S for Stove
M for Meat
V for Vegetable
F for Finished meals
X for Colonist
Meat and vegetable stockpiles are set to the highest priority and the finished meals to the lowest. This way the meals will be counted, but will also be taken to the freezer quickly
Julegaven I do something similar, except I use quad refrigerators/freezers on the sides with one for meat and one for vegetable. They are always full and won’t spoil. You could also put V where F is and just drop on ground, your high priority hauler should grab them quickly.
I'll keep my chef. I want to maintain my tip top mood.
I run 'questionably ethical' 'population redistribution centers' and nutrient paste is the best possible meal for the following: Prisoners, slaves, lobotomites, expendables. If you utilize troops that fall into those categories, big reccomends for these. I actually had no idea about the freezer/wall/hopper ideal setup, so this vid was super helpful. Many thanks for that.
I will also add that in the late game, this becomes much more of a last resort kind of option; colonists that feel they are owed all the fine things in life will struggle with this food method a lot more. The debuff doesnt actually get worse, its just harder to manage since the colonist is so damn needy.
I almost always use one when playing on low forage maps. I never normally set it up in a room though, it's usually just built into my freezer pointing outside
To be fair though, most people who cooks their food cooks fine meal (cause simple meal is a waste of food product) which gives 5 mood bonus. So the mood differential between the two is 9, which can be very helpful. Of course, I still think Dispenser still is better, but just not as much.
It is hardcoded AF. Tried to mod it into something extendable, with different food types. No way
Here's a hint as to WHY nutrient paste is considered an "awful meal" by most colonists: in the game "Tropico 2: Pirate Cove", nutrient paste has another name: slop. Slop is what you feed to your working captives, and it's both made and served in a chuck tent. HOWEVER, that -4 "Had an Awful Meal" moodlet can be more than offset if your colonists have the Cannibal trait, and you add human meat as a component of your nutrient paste. That's because nutrient paste containing human meat will give cannibals a +15 "Cooked Cannibalism" moodlet. So that makes for a net mood increase of +11!
rabbit-thief 3:14
he took your potato :/
that's what zoning is for.
nutrient paste dispenser got a buff and debuff with Ideology. Now you can set the precept for your colony to "not mind" nutrient paste so they don't get a debuff. and i believe one of the memes lets you make them actually enjoy it. but most other ideoligions hate nutrient paste, so if you're trying to convert somebody via mood debuffs it works in your favor as well :DDDD
Oh god, now I believe. Paste dispenser shall be my cook and guide my colony to a happy, tasteless future
If you build your jail around that nutrient paste dispenser, and prisoners have a walking way to it, they will feed themselves, using the cheapest way, no more wardering to deliver meals, and no expensive meals to them.
Also since it acts as a wall, you build a room with no exit, and place your withrawal colonists so they can "rehab".
This can be used early to feed colonists, and in the mid/late game to maintain a prison working.
First time I played rimworld, it was such an early pre-alpha, that nutrient paste dispenser was the only way to cook food at all. And the only thing you could grow was taters.
With Ideology, there is a precept under transhumanism that makes nutrient paste actually desired.
The nutrient paste makes it a little weird in the early game (Not a bad thing). I'm so used to my priorities being make a freezer, then a stockpile zone, then a kitchen, then a dining room, then bedrooms, etc. Not needing to worry about needing a colonist with a good cooking skill is very strange. But recently, I've been using it more, and I'm honestly surprised not that many people use it.
Thank you for this! I had built a nutrient paste dispenser with its back to a wall and couldn't figure out why it didn't do anything 😂😂
I don't understand why you have to do the draft trick instead of there just being a bills system for the NPD
Hopefully in a future update!
@@FruitbatsTV HA
Ive learned to Love the Paste! With Carpet Floors and a Large Artwork Piece they barely notice the negative buff lol
2:00 Or if both your chefs were killed in a raid~... ... This video is such a huge help. Thank you so much Fruitbat, I actually needed to be reminded that paste dispensers exist and that I'm not screwed.
Hopefully it doesn't require a construction skill of over 2 cuz uh... ... Yah my one builder died in a raid too... Heh... Heheh...
I only use the nutrient paste dispenser to allow me to place hoppers inside the animal area. Then I delete the blueprint of the dispenser and leave the hoppers to feed animals. The only bad side to this is that I can't store hay
1:47 You only need a 4x4 stockpile for the meat and a 2x4 for your meals. Maybe a temporary freezer of 6x6 to use ONLY when there is a huge influx of meat, more likely, an animal corpse storage as many animals take more space in bits than in one piece... THEN, you need to look at how much time your cook vs how long it take to cook a meal, THEN take your observations in count and descide to put a 2x2 meat stack next to your cook so as you can have him be very effective. Same for vegetables... Now you will have simple meals or fine meals: simple meals require almost no work and are almost instant to cook. A little bit of time vs no mood penalities at all. Then you have the fine mean... for this one, you will, indeed, need a 70% cook for your colony size as show at 1:47. BUT, you will get a huge mood bonus. :-)
And even if he dies, you can at worst replace it by a nitriment dispencer while you clean up the mess unti you are stable enough to invest in a new cook.
2:20 You only need a lvl 3 cook and a clean room to start this without problems. Don't put the butcher in a travel area, make sure the path to it many clean tiles. A little bit of woor and concrete does the trick. if large enough, you can store your vegies in the kitchen too. Kitchens are like bedroom: They should not be a place for transit.
The labor savings almost had me convinced ngl, I might make one for oshit situations but I like to rp during my playthroughs, and until I end up doing a warcrime run I wouldn't be making regular use of this.
as someone who only plays ice sheet solo tribal (inspired by pete complete's youtube series) the nutrient paste dispenser is indeed the best item in the game.
Fruitbats : no food poisoning
me : yes
Fruitbats : no need for cook
me : yes
Fruitbats : doesn't affected by toxic fallout
me just lost a whole colony by toxic fallout : *JUST TAKE MY MONEY*
I'm very new to the game. I've already been running primarily with pemmican and survival meals, (which are presumably analogous with real world vacuum-sealed military MREs, which I adore the concept of) but if I can get my raw stock to meal ratio down even further, then that is an answer to a prayer.
My thanks.
I always built the nutrient dispenser. But I never understood how it worked. This helped. Thanks.
They're porbably like
"Hey nice room we have here, if it looks as nice as this then I bet the food i'll be even better as well!
Doh!"
XD
food poisoning happens with a one tile cooking space, there is just too much traffic, too much dirt to clean.
Also in terms of feeding a colony, you need one chef in that 6 colony number, so you actually have 5 active colonists vs 10. (some spare time, but cleaning limits it)
My first ever rimworld video I watched that got me into rimworld :)
Dude. 1:45 Just make 1x1 food stockpiles attached to your stove and put stools under them. Meals almost instacraft. Your colonists doesn't even move, just craft craft craft. Make sure to set it to drop on ground.
Why would I waste my power on a nutrient paste machine when there are plenty of fresh meals in my prison...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine that in the early days of RimWorld that was the only way of feeding your colonists
With the mod Researchable Stat Upgrades you can research Increases for your Dispenser
1000 research points to lower the food used by 33&, bringing it down to 4.
And a late game research that will change the mood debuff from -4 to -2
Actually you can remove debuff from human and insect nutrient paste. For this you need to drop paste on hopper by drafting colonist, hauling said paste, when he passes hopper. Then forbid it. You will get nutrient paste made from nutrient paste without debuff :)
Pro Tip: With ideology, if you are playing as a transhumanist or have the meme food: nutrient paste, your colonists will not mind eating nutrient paste at all, so no mood debuff.
Yo that Allow trick at the end , I needed that
huh, I never really thought of using this in my playthroughs of RimWorld but you convinced me!
I also love that assetics will like eating paste so they don't have to eat raw food and get poisoned all the time.
By giving a chef multiple stools for their raw food items, they can make food much much faster, more than freeing up the colonist's time.
Really good for cannibals. You still get net mood buff for cooked cannibal meal.
i just started playing, i have 5 colonists. this is terrific news. thanks !
i mean its verry usefull when you are getting to megacolony stage because during a harsh winter or any other event that fubars your food supply you can keep your colonists fed
cooking X, x4 and x8. +2-5 mood from fine meal. Higher mood means more productive work, less mental breaks, and more eureka procs.
Meanwhile, I'm over here, stockpiling pemmican and simple meals like some kind of savage.
When you get a buncha nudist, tribals, mafia lords and idol pop stars. No one can cook so this would be your best option of survival.
But how do you give up that amazing +12 from lavish? It's so good when there's a high drone going on.
A marble statue of real food.
i remeber when the nutrient paste dispenser was the only way to feed your colony
Still not sold on the concept - as cool as it sounds. I prefer to sacrifice a day of a cook's life to stockpile weeks worth of meals, never had an issue with the guy being busy all day every day - it's all about efficient cooking, i.e. with well positioned stockpiles around the stove or with fridges if you got the mod so they're not running about all the time.
Admittedly, without anyone having a decent skill in cooking, risking poisoning or not even being bale to get fine meals, nutrient paste is the best option. (then again, there's also pemmican, aye? ^^)
You build it into the wall!!!!!!! Wow. Ok. This is game-changing.
This used to be the only option for giving out food back in the day
God that really is just a straight 1-to-1 Matrix reference, isn't it?
I use the nutrient paste to give food to people with a lot of good mods, or for prisoners, that's really useful
Would love to see more tips like these keep it up my dude
I never knew how that dam thing fucking worked. Thanks will give it a try.
Ideal for a start-up colony but I would never give up my +12 from lavish meals for a -4 in the long run.
I remember back in ye olde days when you ONLY had the dispenser for meals, I think I stopped using it when cooking meals became a thing
1:50 its good to see Preston garvey has other things to do
SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!
holy shit thats an amazing video. i just recently started and.... yeah.... the early game definitely is somewhat of a struggle for me. more manpower to have seems crucial. thanks!
Nutrient paste, brought to you by RuptureFarms!
I don't think I've used it since around alpha 11. Might give it a try.
Starting as a tribe, do you think the nutrient paste dispenser is worth the research? By the time you actually have access to it, most if not all your food problems thus far have been eliminated (or you died). So it is no longer an early game boost. So far I have been making pemmican as a food reserve for my tribal colonies and that worked fairly well, but it requires lots and lots of cooking.
Ever since i slapped that thing in my prison i never turned back
Awesome video! You have some very helpful information, Sir. Definitely subscribing :)
To be honest, as long as you have a cook, you can easily mass fine meals early game with no issue. I used to love the dispenser, but now I realize just how pointless making one is (other than for prisoners - it's a must have if you're making a prison)
In terms of pure mathematics, it's still the best when looking at it in a utilitarian way. 100% reduction in food poisoning and the best way to stretch out your meals per raw ingredient is far from useless, your colonists will just hate it when compared to a fine meal.
@@RawkL0bsterI have a cook with 10 cooking skill. The kitchen was a an electrical oven in a 2x3 steria floor room. Not once have I gotten food poisoning from his meals. While nutrient meals are more efficient, the mood penalty isn't worth it unless your colony is extremely happy, at which point you should already have a farm to sustain your colonists. It's, in my opinion, only useful in emergencies / prisons
Ok long story short I get greedy and a raid showed up that killed 90% of my people and forced the remaining people to find a new home. They did but only 3 survived the journey. Winter was hard on us and we were always on the edge of starving because our cook was too slow. The paste machine helped us alot.
....eeeeehhh. I might try it once, but that size takes up a bit more space than I like. I know it's about the same for a small kitchen but at least I can just use a wood-fueled stove for that and don't have to worry about making meals when solar flares hit. The bigger bottleneck I've found is growing enough food to keep the larder stocked. Damn cold snaps and animals, man. Once I get past that kind of problem I usually have several colonists who can cook and autodoors work wonders in reducing the time it takes to transfer food from the freezer.
Nutient Paste is the best way to sustain my huge Mufallo farm.
Exactly what I needed, thank you!
I'm wondering why theres no upgrade to the nutrient paste dispenser that lets it add flavour to it.
We do that all the time in real life, so i dont see why not.
I've seen this video twice, and both times I started thinking "this guy is SO WRONG" but at the end I was like "EAT YOUR GRUEL BLUE MIÑOCA"
Also superb for prisons so colonists don’t need to feed them.
I still prefer regular food
*The hardest choices require the strongest will*
Who needs nutrient paste, when you have some kidneys for sale? xD
I don't use nutrient paste because it gives mood debuff , plus building it requires a lot of steel. But thanks for the info!
Say to your cook to do 4 meals per run, 1 per 1 is just just waste of time. I for instance set it on cook till you have 0/30 on higher priority and cook till you have 0/3 on lower priority.
I built one once, but couldn't figure out how it worked. So I just never built it again. Now I know.
0:18 One may argue over that
I mainly use it to kee my wardens from being too busy
Any mod maker gonna make a mod out of Nutrient Paste Dispenser btw? I kinda feel it needs more attention and it should go like this.
Hoppers connected.....Ingredients used...................Buff........................................Debuff.......
1 6, vanilla? Healthy, +1 mood, 1% all stats vanilla debuff -10%
2 3-3 Healthy, +2 mood , 2% all stats vanilla debuff
-20%
3 2-2-2 Healthy, +3 mood, 3% all stats vanilla debuff
-40%
4 2-2-1-1 Healthy, +4 mood, 4% all stats vanilla debuff
-60%
5 2-1-1-1-1 Healthy, +5 mood, 5% all stats vanilla debuff
-80%
6 1-1-1-1-1-1 Healthy, +6 mood, 6% all stats No more ate awful meal
7 1 from all hopper Super Healthy, +10 mood, 10% all stats
So on and so forth until max hopper connected is achieved. Please give Nutrient Paste Dispenser the love it deserves.
Also, to build a Nutrient Paste Dispenser, it will use 20x more resources with this mod, if ever it got made and why? Cooks revolted all around the world for taking their jobs away. 20 is the max cooking skill so yeah, 20x more to build the NPD.
Pawns with burning passion and 10+ on cooking skill will have a debuff of "I lost my job to a machine", -5 mood. And pawns with passion to cooking will have a buff of "I dont need to cook anymore", +5 mood, why? Coz they rather spend their time shooting boomrats and see it explode than cook 24/7.
Oh and it should be 20x harder to destroy as well. That resource aint easy to find yo.
My Muffalo farm has been flourishing because on Nutrient Paste made from corn
Umm... How did it never occur to me to build nutrient paste dispenser like that? I always built it inside the walk in freezer, and I have been playing since alpha 6