Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora: How to cook and what eating is for

 Here's what you need to know about food in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Collect natural foods and consume them or cook on any of the stoves to feed yourself.

As part of the basic game mechanics, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora introduces the bar feeding. This is a bar below the health bar that obviously indicates how well-fed your character is. It is a relevant statistic to take into account, and here we are going to explain how to get food, how to eat, cook, and the effect it has.

Where is the food bar and what happens if I'm hungry?

The power bar is located below the health bar.

The bar will be emptying over time and once it is used up, the negative effect will be that you will stop recovering health naturally. It will not affect your strength, nor can you die, nor will you get tired sooner, but it is better to make sure that it is not completely consumed to avoid scares. a>

How is food obtained and how is it consumed?

Generally speaking, we have three ways to get food.

• If you hunt wild animals, you can loot their bodies and sometimes you will collect meat.
• You can pick fruits from nature.
• In resource boxes you will sometimes find processed food.

The food goes directly to the food section of the item wheel. To eat, you just have to open it, go to the food section, and choose what you want to eat.

How is it cooked? What is it for?

Scattered throughout Pandora you can find stoves like the one you see below these lines.

When you interact with one of them, a menu will open where you can place the ingredients you have. Once you have put the necessary ones, regardless of whether you have a recipe or not, you can cook them.

Any cooked food is better than one that is not. Prepared Meal Recipes also offer temporary bonuses that you can take advantage of, plus they can make you recover your entire food bar instantly.

This implies that any prepared dish is better than normal food. It will not always be easy to prepare them, so it is better that, when you reach a stove, you cook as much as you can.