As you hunt out in the world you'll run into the fisherman & endemic researcher. As you progress through the game the various boozehounds at the 3rd fleet research base will offer you quests & deliveries to unlock new drinks.Įndemic Life & Fishing quests. Speak to him behind the counter to receive them.ģrd Fleet Alcoholics. As you progress through the game the Meowscular Chef will ask you to clear quests for ingredients. Turn them in at the researchers to get your ingredient. As you progress through the game the Fiver sitting in the canteen will hand these to you. I can give you a list of ingredient unlocks as well:ĭelivery quests. I hope this helps others to get the most out of their meals and making their hunts a little easier. Now if there is anything I missed (as I am still learning all this as well) please leave comments below. or you can use a voucher to pay for your meal and you will be guaranteed to get all 3 felyne skills regardless of how many fresh ingredients were used. this is why you want to do those optional quests ASAP when you get them as this would also mean it'll give you a higher chance of getting the ingredient type and category you want that will be fresh. the more you use, the higher the chance you might get 1 or more of these skills. these are indicated by green sparkles around the ingredient. Now these felyne skills are obtain at random based on the number of fresh ingredients used. if you have 4 though, it will change to the next skill up. so if you wanted felyne sharpener, you will need at least 2 ingredients that are under the red category. you can mix and match between different types of ingredients. while choosing ingredients you can press the touch pad (on ps4) to see how many of each category you need in order to add the skills to the pool and what they do. these are red, yellow, purple, orange, and white. and they will be replaced by special skills depending on the amount of ingredients that share the same category.Įach of the ingredients will fall under one of 5 different categories, they dont quite have names for these categories, instead they have a colored icon. these will be randomly chosen each time you return from a quest. eating 2 of the same type will give a small boost, eating 4 of the same type gives Medium, and eating 6 of the same type will give you large.Įach day you will have a random set of basic felyen skills. Meats will give attack up, Seafood gives Def up, and vegetable gives elemental resistance up. the more of the same type of ingredient used in a meal, the higher bonus stat you will get. each ingredient will either be a Meat, Seafood, or Vegetable. and you also have a chance to get upto 3 unique felyen skills depending on the amount of ingredients that share the same category.Įach ingredient has 2 parts, the type and category. you also get a guaranteed stat boost of attack, defense, and/or elemental resistance, depending on the type amount of ingredients used. so be sure to talk to every person with an exclamation mark over their head and complete their optional quests and search every resource point at least once on each map, so you have more options when creating your meals.Įating a meal will give you a stamina boost, and a health boost for you and your palieco depending on how many fresh ingredients were used (more on this later). also the ingredients you can use are unlocked by doing optional quests that other people give you (like the cheif) or by searching specific types of resource points in all the maps. You can pay for your meals with either zenny (100z) or research points (50 rp), or you can use a voucher.ĭepending on the level of your canteen, you will be able to choose different amount of ingredients in your meal. but you can not use any ingredients that you used during this quest in your future meals. if you do lose your meal buff due to fainting in battle, you can eat another meal at the camp's canteen if 10 mins has passed since you ate your first meal. you can eat at the canteen in the main town or at any camps you have established on the maps you are on. The reason for this is because eating a meal will give you a buff that will last until you either complete a quest, faint during a quest, or return to base. So as we all know, its always best to eat before a quest.

so I feel it might be useful to list out the stuff I've learned so far about the canteen for those who would like to min/max their stats or for those wishing to have a better understanding of this somewhat complex feature.

though chances are people are simply choosing one of the preset menu items instead of using the custom platters. So I've been looking around and have not seen any guides on the canteen.

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