offers a huge open world with lots of NPCs. It is no wonder that you miss one or the other quest or a conversation. With some fans, however, this apparently means that they completely overlook a mechanics by which they get more healing objects.
"Should that be a joke?" - Assassin's Creed fans do not notice how to increase rations
Specifically, it is about the rations that you can nibble as a remedy in combat. The more of it you have, the more blows you can take. In the beginning, Naoe and Yasuke have only a handful of it, but you can get more in the course of the game. How this works obviously causes confusion in the community.
So reportedRedditorCommanderbg, for example, that he or she took "far too long" to notice that you have to talk to food dealers to increase the maximum number of rations:
"At first I thought they were just a collectible, like in Star Wars: Outlaws. But when you are in a city and see a food dealer (the noodle soup bowl icon), interacts with him and it permanently increases the amount of rations that you can wear"
As it quickly becomes clear in the comments, the user is not the only person who has not yet understood this mechanics. User golfingsince83 complains: "Should that be a joke? I played 44 hours and naoe has 4 rations and Yasuke 6". Redditor there_is_always_more even goes one step further:
"I finished the whole game and find it out"
Other fans also have a few tips ready to make the search for the rations easier. You also have to find food dealers as part of the "Feast for Thought" quest. You get the mission from the NPC Hong in Obama as soon as you have switched off your main mission goal "The Fox". With the help of scouts, you can then find your goals more easily.
There are a total of 16 of these food dealers in the game, just address them to increase your rations - however, you do not get another maximum ration for every single visit, sometimes you only increase the maximum after you have spoken to several. In the end, Naoe should have nine rations and Yasuke a total of 11.
Did you already know how to get more rations, or is that new to you? Which mechanics did you understand late in the game?
