Food effects are no longer lost on death

[Crankysorc]

Probably the most exciting change of this entire patch. Now a weekend of attempts on twintania won't cost me the equivalent of 100-200k gil (thank god I make it myself).

Still a bummer that two star food is still worthless though Was really hoping they would fix that.

Agreed. Really wanted them to fix the two star food and the alchemist pots in general :/

[zdub303]

Agreed. Really wanted them to fix the two star food and the alchemist pots in general :/

The stat pots are actually really good in certain burst situations (like conflags or when burning down asclepius or the 2nd dread in turn 4). The material costs are kinda silly on the str and vit pots though .

The mana and health pots are terribad though, I agree with you there.

[Crankysorc]

The stat pots are actually really good in certain burst situations (like conflags or when burning down asclepius or the 2nd dread in turn 4). The material costs are kinda silly on the str and vit pots though .

The mana and health pots are terribad though, I agree with you there.

I made most of my static a stack of stat pots, besides the vit ones for those situations.
The two star pots are so disappointing, yeah. Don't know who thought it'd be a good idea to take tome mats for 3 pots.

[Galactimus]

The are increasing the drop rates of Pudding Flesh so thankfully Mega-Potions of Vitality should be a lot cheaper to craft.

[Samburi]

The are increasing the drop rates of Pudding Flesh so thankfully Mega-Potions of Vitality should be a lot cheaper to craft.

Hmm, this is good and bad
No more 10k gil for selling pudding flesh

Would there be now more puddings or is the drop incease still only for the puddings in the leves?

[pochte]

Agreed. Really wanted them to fix the two star food and the alchemist pots in general :/

The hq star pots are awesome for turn4 to meet the dps check during that first dredge and whenever else it's up in that particular part. But selling them in stacks of 99 is just...no. People don't like to spend large amounts of gil on stuff they don't need, so smaller stacks would be the way to go.