Armor is Food. Food is Armor
Moonchilde
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You craft a set of new armor. From that moment on, it starts to decay rapidly, even if your not in a battle. After one dungeon run, it has decayed significantly, or if you were engaged with any hungry critters, it might be reduced to useless levels of protection.
You craft some food. From that moment on, it never decays, even if stored in a pack for months. If you use it in a dungeon run, say a tart that boosts your Magika for one hour - it continues to provide that level of Magika boost for the full hour, regardless of how many hungry critters you fight.
Does this make sense?
You craft some food. From that moment on, it never decays, even if stored in a pack for months. If you use it in a dungeon run, say a tart that boosts your Magika for one hour - it continues to provide that level of Magika boost for the full hour, regardless of how many hungry critters you fight.
Does this make sense?
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SirAndy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭About as much sense as being able to shoot lightning bolts from a wooden stick at a flying imp while looking at two moons and a speaking cat ...
;-)Edited by SirAndy on May 2, 2014 10:28PM2 -
Rofaka✭✭✭It's like this whole game was based on some kind of fictional fantasy world of silliness.
But on a serious note, the armour decay is too harsh. I agree with OP ^^0 -
Govalon✭✭✭✭Yes, armors should function just like foods. Once you equip it, you can wear it 35 minutes and then it disappears forever. I am with you OP!1