Atlas Ingestibles - Consumable Overhaul

The advantage of Atlas Ingestibles over similar mods is an AID item overhaul that is straightforward, mostly additive (enhancing and expanding existing mechanics rather than changing them fundamentally or removing them) and is broadly compatible with (and feels good in) most load orders. While not as hardcore as Sweet Consumables, Atlas Ingestibles can be described as a Hardcore Overhaul.

Major Changes TL;DR ↓

• []Values changes (no valueless items, greater diversity, most things cheaper)[/]

  []Weight changes (no weightless items, greater diversity, most things lighter)[/]

  []Hardcore values changes (higher FOD & H20 values across the board)[/]

  []Dehydrating consumables are much less common[/]

  []Nearly all food items give some hydration[/]

  []Radiation is present in most consumables[/]

  []Radiation is higher in many consumables[/]

  []Many food items now give debuffs[/]

  []Food Sanitizer buffed & expanded[/]

  []Chemist perk enables Chem Crafting; all chems now craftable[/]

  []Stronger chems, longer chems[/]

  []Penalties for all chems, including additional penalties in Hardcore[/]

  [] Stimpaks heal over-time in non-hardcore[/]

  []Auto-Inject Stimpaks become Hypos, which heal instantly[/]

  []Doctors Bags buffed but heal limbs partially in non-hardcore[/]

  []Fixer's addiction removal effect restored[/]

  []Alcohol types have more interesting and varied effects from one another[/]

  []All addiction chances lowered[/]

  []4 new addictions; Caffeine, Cateye, RadAway & Stimpak[/]

  []Nerfed Magazines (+5 instead of +10)[/]

  Major Changes

  • []Hardcore/Non-Hardcore Blend: Rather than creating special functions for consumables when in Hardcore mode, Atlas Ingestibles attempts to create more of a synthesis, making Hardcore slightly less hardcore and non-Hardcore decently more hardcore. Click spoiler for examples of gameplay conditions that now exist in both modes[/]

  • []Stimpaks and Super Stimpaks are stronger but heal over time[/]

    []Auto-Inject Stimpaks have been reworked into 'Hypos' which heal instantly [/]

    []Many food items and all chems now give debuffs and/or penalties [/]

    []Doctors Bags restore limbs partially but are better at it and, with a perk, can restore HP as well [/]

    []Hydra restores limbs completely and then some but does so very slowly[/]

    []Weights: No weightless items, more diverse weights, more realistic weights, etc. Most things are a bit lighter and the weight of 1. 0 is less common.[/]

    []Values: Almost no valueless items, more diverse values, etc. Most things are a bit cheaper to better match the hardcore economy of TTW.[/]

    []Food: All food items restore roughly an additional 1. 75x FOD to decrease the frequency of extreme and unrealistic binge eating.[/]

    []Food Sanitizer: Buffed its effects on FOD by about 25% & expanded it to apply to ALL non-fresh food and fluid, including alcohol (when you have Old World Gourmet), sodas and activatable water sources. Also expanded its effects on food healing to all previously unaffected items. Removed effects on fresh foods/fluids. Now weighs 3 instead of 7.[/]

    []H20: Liquor and some chems dehydrate you, no other consumables do. Coffee, sodas and light alcohol now hydrate you somewhat instead. 'Water' items buffed significantly. Almost all food items now carry a small hydration boost as well. Massively buffed activatable water sources, making stops at them more appealing and less time consuming.[/]

    [*]Chems: All chems now have non-Hardcore debuffs and further penalties for Hardcore players. Howev