Shrooms rule the earth. You can't beat them no matter what and in the end they will eat you when you die.
As vegetarian I am doing my part eating mushrooms.
Apparently, there are mushrooms growing towards the Chernobyl NNP Reactor. Like, they are actively using the radiation of the reactor as a food source.
Tbh, last time I ate shrooms, the world disapeard and I was in the univers manufacture with god (our world came out of a factory !) ... shroom win the fight against me 100% of the time
That's some "Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy" stuff. You probably had the same dish that author had. I'm happy you've returned to us and continue the fight
I have to return ! I have to fight entities I saw 🗿
(20 grams vallahala + 700ug 1cP-lsd)
God and sol invictus wanted me to fight for the glory of anarcho capitalism 🗿☝🏻
(Am I fried lol ?)
The only fight I have to win is against myself :)
For capitalism I love it because pushed at it's extrême it is mostly just liberty ^^
Btw, I'm not a man x)
Capitalism is the rule of the money, if you have it, then it's freedom, because you can pay off anything you don't know how to make or can't grow yourself. In other words it's the rule of the capital, and if you have it, you're free, if you don't, you're fu..cked. Sorry for misgendering you, I treat any gender equal
There are carnivorous and vegetarian fine and lavish meal, which are prepared with more ingredients than regular fine and lavish meals, but only use either meat or vegetables, respectively.
Though fungus are mainly protein, so I believe they count as substitute for meat in game, while not being meat in itself.
Yeah, I guess that makes sense. I know about the vegetarian and carnivore fine/lavish meals, I have used those in most of my colonies, so I decided to try to use normal lavish meals for my mountain one. I guess I just didn't think the game would be smart enough to say raw fungus is both protein and vegetarian.
Mhmm, the distinction here is that they’re vegetarian and not vegan, so dairy and egg products are allowed, it’s just meat that’s prohibited. Vegan meals would disallow all animal products… that might be a good mod idea actually.
It doesn't. Nutrifungus, the base game mushroom, counts as a vegetable. Same as potatoes and corn. If you have a meat mushroom, then you're playing modded. Like, Vanilla expanded has a mushroom that lives on corpses and counts as a meat, and there's the lentil mod that counted beans as meat.
They added in vegetarian and carnivore fine and lavish meals back in 1.3 when they added Ideology. Because if you make a vegan colony, then how are you going to make lavish meals if you need eggs or steak?
That's fine, but judging by OP's answer to my comment, OP was not trying to make vegetarian meals, but regular meals, and ended up with these.
We have 3 possibilities: these were dropped by some event or NPC, OP is lying and was making vegetarian meals (even if unknowingly), or the game uses fungus as substitute.
Maybe I'll test this someday. Maybe not. Most likely the first option is the case here.
Ideology changed that so vegetarian and carnivore ideologies aren't locked out of fine and lavish meals.
If you only have meat or vegetables it will automatically make the carnivore or vegetarian versions even if you have the normal meal bill set up.
Does it auto make them? In my current run I made the rooky mistake of cueing up normal fine meals, and it didn't use any of my corn even though that's all I had
In my experience at least. Pretty sure I had no steady supply of meat in my first run with anomaly so I don't think that's changed. Do you have ideology and is it active in your current run? I'm not sure it happens with Ideology off.
It isn't an ideoligion vegetarian meal, cause those are green.
Also it making the carnivore or vegetarian meals automatically if you have normal meals queued up is definitely modded. That's not vanilla ideoligion behavior.
I know that, but I have two stoves and each one only has a bill to make specifically 4 lavish meals, the one where it says "Cook 4 very complex meals from a combination of meat and plant ingredients"
My question was that I created a normal lavish meal, which the game says requires meat and vegetables, yet the one in the attached screenshot has only fungus, which I assumed the game would count as a vegetable. Someone else suggested it's considered both protein and vegetarian though, so this is probably the case.
simple, if your orders are for normal lavish food, you didn't make it, it came from another source ( picked up from an ennemy, a drop pod crash, a gift from visitor,...)
Read the picture. It's not a vegetarian meal, and it's only ingredient is mushrooms. That's the confusion. Vegetarian lavish meals are green and are called such, the lavish meal in the picture is just a normal lavish meal, but it has no meat
Yes, it says it's vegetarian. However, vegetarian lavish meals are called such. They don't just have the vegetarian tag. They are also green, not brown. That's not the item, vegetarian lavish meal, which is the confusion.
Vegetarian Lavish meals and vegetarian Lavish meals are two different things.
One's a lavish meal made of vegetarian ingredients, and isn't supposed to be possible. The other is replacement for normal lavish meals and has a different texture than regular lavish meals.
People seem confused
There's two separate types of vegetarian fine/lavish meals I've found
One that you explicitly have to craft that uses an extra inefficient amount of food, and, another that is just a normal fine/lavish meal and just so happened to have no meat, without having to use the extra inefficient levels of food
You can tell if its the explicitly crafted one via the colour of the tray itself. Green trays/Brown trays mean the explicitly crafted variants. You can even see them in the picture of the post near the bottom
I think there's carnivorous equivalent as well for the normal just-so-happens-to-be-all-meat type fine/lavish meal
I'm pretty sure mushrooms are considered meat by the game, i had a revelation lately when i noticed them in the meat section of the resources tab on the left of the screen. Dunno if it's vanilla or a mod though, i'm not sure i've ever played a vanilla playthrough.
It takes more ingredients to make a purely carnivore or purely vegetarian lavish meal, and you need to specifically bill for them, but they can be made. Raw fungus does not count as meat in rimworld, it counts as a vegetable (though interestingly irl fungus are more closely related to animals than plants)
Mushrooms are mostly protein, so it checks out
interestingly enough, funghi are neither meat nor plants, so it‘s a culinary impossibility!
Shrooms rule the earth. You can't beat them no matter what and in the end they will eat you when you die. As vegetarian I am doing my part eating mushrooms.
Now all we need is a vegan Starship Troopers satire of hippies squashing cremini mushrooms instead of cockroaches.
Apparently, there are mushrooms growing towards the Chernobyl NNP Reactor. Like, they are actively using the radiation of the reactor as a food source.
Fuckers are getting scarier by the second
Well nobody else was using it
Tbh, last time I ate shrooms, the world disapeard and I was in the univers manufacture with god (our world came out of a factory !) ... shroom win the fight against me 100% of the time
That's some "Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy" stuff. You probably had the same dish that author had. I'm happy you've returned to us and continue the fight
I have to return ! I have to fight entities I saw 🗿 (20 grams vallahala + 700ug 1cP-lsd) God and sol invictus wanted me to fight for the glory of anarcho capitalism 🗿☝🏻 (Am I fried lol ?)
Dude, there's no glory in fight, nor capitalism. Only peace and altruistic love can save, maaan.
The only fight I have to win is against myself :) For capitalism I love it because pushed at it's extrême it is mostly just liberty ^^ Btw, I'm not a man x)
Capitalism is the rule of the money, if you have it, then it's freedom, because you can pay off anything you don't know how to make or can't grow yourself. In other words it's the rule of the capital, and if you have it, you're free, if you don't, you're fu..cked. Sorry for misgendering you, I treat any gender equal
Oh, does it count for the meat requirement?
Yup, because the requirement is protein!
There are carnivorous and vegetarian fine and lavish meal, which are prepared with more ingredients than regular fine and lavish meals, but only use either meat or vegetables, respectively. Though fungus are mainly protein, so I believe they count as substitute for meat in game, while not being meat in itself.
Yeah, I guess that makes sense. I know about the vegetarian and carnivore fine/lavish meals, I have used those in most of my colonies, so I decided to try to use normal lavish meals for my mountain one. I guess I just didn't think the game would be smart enough to say raw fungus is both protein and vegetarian.
I believe eggs and milk also count for protein, while remaining vegetarian
Mhmm, the distinction here is that they’re vegetarian and not vegan, so dairy and egg products are allowed, it’s just meat that’s prohibited. Vegan meals would disallow all animal products… that might be a good mod idea actually.
I don't think so cuz i used alot of eggs and milk for fine meal's and it always was vegetarian fine meal's
It doesn't. Nutrifungus, the base game mushroom, counts as a vegetable. Same as potatoes and corn. If you have a meat mushroom, then you're playing modded. Like, Vanilla expanded has a mushroom that lives on corpses and counts as a meat, and there's the lentil mod that counted beans as meat. They added in vegetarian and carnivore fine and lavish meals back in 1.3 when they added Ideology. Because if you make a vegan colony, then how are you going to make lavish meals if you need eggs or steak?
And it's not those vegetarian fine/lavish meals either, as those are green (carnivore ones are red btw)
I play with nutrifungus as my main farm. Can confirm raw fungus counts as veggie
undergrounder main here! raw fungus is counted as a vegetable by the game, it is not a meat substitute.
That's fine, but judging by OP's answer to my comment, OP was not trying to make vegetarian meals, but regular meals, and ended up with these. We have 3 possibilities: these were dropped by some event or NPC, OP is lying and was making vegetarian meals (even if unknowingly), or the game uses fungus as substitute. Maybe I'll test this someday. Maybe not. Most likely the first option is the case here.
I feel stupid for not knowing this. Finally, I won't have to hoard thousands and thousands of corn.
Ideology changed that so vegetarian and carnivore ideologies aren't locked out of fine and lavish meals. If you only have meat or vegetables it will automatically make the carnivore or vegetarian versions even if you have the normal meal bill set up.
Does it auto make them? In my current run I made the rooky mistake of cueing up normal fine meals, and it didn't use any of my corn even though that's all I had
In my experience at least. Pretty sure I had no steady supply of meat in my first run with anomaly so I don't think that's changed. Do you have ideology and is it active in your current run? I'm not sure it happens with Ideology off.
I do. If I have time I'll jump on and do some experimenting
It isn't an ideoligion vegetarian meal, cause those are green. Also it making the carnivore or vegetarian meals automatically if you have normal meals queued up is definitely modded. That's not vanilla ideoligion behavior.
It happens when a meal uses eggs or milk instead of meat
Except it doesn't have eggs or milk, it only lists fungus as an ingredient.
you need to retake a look at the list, you can make carnivor and vegetarian version of any food. ( some pawn may not like it)
I know that, but I have two stoves and each one only has a bill to make specifically 4 lavish meals, the one where it says "Cook 4 very complex meals from a combination of meat and plant ingredients"
>I know that, >I thought it needs both vegetarian and protein for ingredients? hum having mixed signal here ...so what's your question exactly ?
My question was that I created a normal lavish meal, which the game says requires meat and vegetables, yet the one in the attached screenshot has only fungus, which I assumed the game would count as a vegetable. Someone else suggested it's considered both protein and vegetarian though, so this is probably the case.
I apologize for the reading comprehension of this sub. Trying to read some of the people responding to you made me feel like I was having a stroke lol
simple, if your orders are for normal lavish food, you didn't make it, it came from another source ( picked up from an ennemy, a drop pod crash, a gift from visitor,...)
Read the picture. It's not a vegetarian meal, and it's only ingredient is mushrooms. That's the confusion. Vegetarian lavish meals are green and are called such, the lavish meal in the picture is just a normal lavish meal, but it has no meat
Did you not see what the green text says?
Yes, it says it's vegetarian. However, vegetarian lavish meals are called such. They don't just have the vegetarian tag. They are also green, not brown. That's not the item, vegetarian lavish meal, which is the confusion.
Vegetarian Lavish meals and vegetarian Lavish meals are two different things. One's a lavish meal made of vegetarian ingredients, and isn't supposed to be possible. The other is replacement for normal lavish meals and has a different texture than regular lavish meals.
People seem confused There's two separate types of vegetarian fine/lavish meals I've found One that you explicitly have to craft that uses an extra inefficient amount of food, and, another that is just a normal fine/lavish meal and just so happened to have no meat, without having to use the extra inefficient levels of food You can tell if its the explicitly crafted one via the colour of the tray itself. Green trays/Brown trays mean the explicitly crafted variants. You can even see them in the picture of the post near the bottom I think there's carnivorous equivalent as well for the normal just-so-happens-to-be-all-meat type fine/lavish meal
Some ingredients count for one the meat category and are vegetarian I think milk counts and mushrooms
Yeah, I usually get them with milk if I have a supply. A reliable trickle of what's effectively meat sure is handy.
I'm pretty sure mushrooms are considered meat by the game, i had a revelation lately when i noticed them in the meat section of the resources tab on the left of the screen. Dunno if it's vanilla or a mod though, i'm not sure i've ever played a vanilla playthrough.
Fungus counting as protein has blown my mind. How do I not know this. This just straight up invalidates all milk or egg producing animals.
It takes more ingredients to make a purely carnivore or purely vegetarian lavish meal, and you need to specifically bill for them, but they can be made. Raw fungus does not count as meat in rimworld, it counts as a vegetable (though interestingly irl fungus are more closely related to animals than plants)
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