Certain Foodstuffs gone (Pork, Chicken, Sausages...)

[Helmut_AUT]

Hi all

Is it me or are certain foods absent from the Town Merchants? Most I can get is cheese, cabbage, dried meat and wheat or bread. But the "better" foods I haven't seen?

 

[Brynhildr]

I've seen them around but they're rare now.

Pork and Chicken also spoil.

 

[KidKoala]

yeah I got pork and chicken from a sea raiders lair, they have new inventory icon's too. Grapes are kind of useless as you only get 10/10 food from them, they spoil, they're expensive and I don't think they give much of a morale boost.

 

[Tuckles]

They're usually gotten from raiding villages. That and buying 'em from the villagers themselves.

They've been relegated to being feast foods (along with grapes, olives and those other classy foods), instead of the huge morale boosts they had in M&B. Now bread is the staple of armies.

 

[Bleddyn]

They're usually gotten from raiding villages. That and buying 'em from the villagers themselves.

They've been relegated to being feast foods (along with grapes, olives and those other classy foods), instead of the huge morale boosts they had in M&B. Now bread is the staple of armies.

Bread being the staple of armies is a good thing. A medieval army would have had a hard time keeping gourmet feasts for the troops lol.

I have never seen pork or chicken at a merchant though, I have only gotten it through bandit/raider lairs and plundering villages. I try to do both close to home so I can run back and get it in the larder while still fresh lol.

 

[Helmut_AUT]

Yeah, i guess it does add a tad of realism, dried meat, salted meat (and the same for fish) being the main dish for medieval Armies together with some bread makes historical sense.

 

[Malik Faris]

i see them all the time at villages. towns just... dont have cattle i guess.

 

[lord_Nelson]

Raw beef give a morale boast of +7 or +5, but because it will rot away you should only bring 1.
Seem like pork and chicken are rare delicacy, i only got pork when raiding caravan so far, no sight of chicken yet.