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SlowTox
Make better use of brewed drinks, give purpose to Taverns, or enhance your RP as the server's drunkard, with SlowTox!
Has your Seraph ever had a pint of mead to toughen up before a battle?
Perhaps they've drunk their body weight in whiskey and brandy to endure the harsh winter cold and temporal storms?
Have they ever been so sloshed the ocean waves rise up to meet them as the mountains reach out for a big hug?
NO? Well, now with SlowTox all of this can be experienced!
<span style="color: #8e44ad;">And now also introducing, the Drunkard class! Thank you Aldi!</span>
<span style="color: #0026b0;">Why modify vanilla VS Intoxication? </span>
- Without mods, alcohol instantly causes drunkeness. So unrealistic!
- Players cannot sleep off drunkenness (this was finally added to vanilla in 1.22!)
- The volume of liquid consumed is ignored; drinking a serving of 0.1L yields the same intoxicants as 1L (This was finally changed by vanilla in 1.22!)
- Even 0.1L of wine impedes the player's abilities
- There is a low intoxication limit of 1.1 - that's no fun
- Alcohols mostly aren't useful even though they require loads of time and resources to make
<span style="color: #0026b0;">What does SlowTox do?</span>
- Realistic ramp up of the effects of alcohol
- <span style="color: #000000;">Intoxication respects passage of in-game time so players can sleep off their drunkenness</span>
- Serving size matters! Consume single servings from the jug or bowl. I also recommend: Daymare's Cup Mod, Liquid Containers, Tankards and Goblets & A Culinary Artillery's bottles.
- Use drinks for their calories without becoming overwhelmingly drunk
- No strict intoxication limit. Drinking too much can result in becoming over-intoxicated which hurts the player (but also creates some really wild visuals.) So be cautious with that Aqua Vitae!
- Benefits! The Seraph, empowered by intoxicants, experiences many useful effects
- Tolerance to alcohol will build up if your Seraph becomes drunk regularly; abstaining will gradually return tolerance to normal. An occasional bit of wine is not going to create tolerance.
- Tolerance can be set by class traits to change how much intoxication is gained
- The /tox command can be used to view intoxication levels. Admins can also set their own values
- Makes intoxication very configurable
- And a final note, it is safe for existing worlds to add / remove SlowTox
Benefits! ...and Consequences!
All that work to create some strong drinks finally pays off!
Strength refers to both mining speed and melee damage. Damage resist can also provide some protection to cold damage.
You'll get maximum benefit when intoxication is near the middle of each effect's range. Benefits at default config settings:
Max HP Regen: 0.1 per 5 seconds
Max Stability Regen: 1% per 8 seconds
Max Attack & Mining Speed boost: 20%
Max Damage Reduction (after armor is applied): 1
The penalties increase in severity as intoxication rises.
1 liter of mead/ale/wine increases intoxication by roughly 0.13;
1 liter of vodka/whiskey/brandy will yield about 0.85
As your intoxication level rises and falls, the effects will change! So take some drinks with you on your next adventure!
Upon start, there will be a configuration file (SlowTox.json) located in the ModConfig directory. It contains these items which you may alter:
<table style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100.09%; height: 506px;" border="1"> <tbody> <tr style="height: 19px;"> <td style="width: 23.2974%; height: 19px;"> Config Item Name</td> <td style="width: 12.3656%; height: 19px;"> Default Value</td> <td style="width: 64.3369%; height: 19px;"> Description</td> </tr> <tr style="height: 20px;"> <td style="width: 23.2974%; height: 20px;"> Enabled</td> <td style="width: 12.3656%; height: 20px;"> true</td> <td style="width: 64.3369%; height: 20px;"> Enables SlowTox features</td> </tr> <tr style="height: 27px;"> <td style="width: 23.2974%; height: 27px;"> DefaultTolerance</td> <td style="width: 12.3656%; height: 27px;"> 1</td>Ratings & reviews
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