sure

[rocky yacht]

say it's been 10 seconds since your game started.
Thirst = Time.time * 10; // Thirst gets set to 100

if (Thirst >= 100f)
    {
        animator.Play("Drinking");
        Thirst -= 100f;
      
    }
``` This condition for this if statement is true

Thirst, in the same frame that it is being set to 100, being set back to 0

Thirst_Text.text = "Thirst " + Thirst.ToString();
``` Thirst was set to 0 directly before this line is executed

this should print

Thirst 0

The logic for this frame has finished executing

next frame, Thirst is being set to Time.time * 10, and Time.time was already 10 seconds last frame, so now it'll be (10 + Time.deltaTime) * 10 I believe.

so Thirst is over 100

Thirst = Mathf.Clamp(Thirst, 0, 100);
``` Thirst is set to 100 in this line

and from here on, the logic is executed in the exact same way as last frame @polar current

animator.Play("Drinking"); will be called every frame after 10 seconds (since the game started) has elapsed

and you'll always have the value 0 printed to the console

and Thirst_Text.text will be set to

Thirst 0

others have said it elsewhere, but here's some explicit code:
the way to get your intended effect is to replace

Thirst = Time.time * 10;
Thirst = Mathf.Clamp(Thirst, 0, 100);
``` with 
```cs
Thirst += Time.deltaTime * 10;

bye now. sleep time

[polar current]

bye

thank you so much bro