proficiency foods clarify/bug

[solid sable]

What exactly is the boost proficiency foods supposed to do?

I’ve never noticed a difference when using it

[twilit zodiac]

Hi @solid sable. Thanks for the report. Did you mean "buff" that you get from food? It can be various depending on which food you eat. For example, Egg Custard can give you ranching proficiency +10% buff while Burriito give you Defense +10% buff. Or are you talking about specific food? Which food is it? 🙂

[solid sable]

Yes- what exactly is proficiency supposed to do for us?

Extra exp? Reduced energy?
I've never noticed it doing anything

And it's been anything that gives "proficiency" regardless of the food item itself. If the buff is "proficiency"- I notice no benefit from it

[twilit zodiac]

I will give you an example with Pad Thai, the buff is with +10% attack. You noticed before I ate the Pad Thai, my attack was only 108, and after I ate the food, it increased to 118 🙂

[solid sable]

But that isn't the one I am questioning. I am specifically questioning proficiency.
The other food is fine.

So take the egg custard- it gives 10% ranching proficiency- what exactly should it be doing for me?

And that is any proficiency food. Specifically "proficiency". What does proficiency mean? What does it do?

[twilit zodiac]

I've checked what "proficiency" means with the teams, and they mentioned it has something to do with stamina. I tried this before, and it seems none of this is working 🤔 I'll inform the teams for fixing. Thank you! 😉

[solid sable]

Fantastic. Thank you ❤️

[solid sable]

As another comment though- that seems--useless?-- ranching doesn't require stamina, and really- farming doesn't either unless you're using a scythe for harvest.

So that being stamina only just really doesn't make sense.

[twilit zodiac]

Yes. This is what our teams will be checking on 😉

[blissful yoke]

It seems that a little misspelling has snuck it's way in regarding to proficiency 🙂