food and water
 

How much food and water do you carry around?

I usually shoot for 2 stacks of each, but it seems like I burn
through it really quick.

Are people dedicating bags to this stuff?

My druid carries 2 stacks of twenty each.
I could save forage but don't.
I do use a WR bag (don't remember which one) to put food/water in

My mage carries 3 stacks of twenty each
and he puts it into a WR bag too.
I don't deal with summoned food/water (even with cornucopia and everfont)
because its a pain to have to do that every time I log in

druid and cleric and mage, i don't carry food...

i just use this macro

/pause 60, /cast 4
/pause 1, /autoinventory
/pause 60, /cast 4
/autoinventory

This will summon 2 of my food or water, whichever i have in slot 4, and put them in my inventory. Then i spam it a few times when i log in, remem my water to food, and spam it again a few times, and i'm good to go.

2 stacks of each

3 - 4 stacks of dots

1 tiny coffin

80-100 bone chips

1 pearl

seb key etc

set of resist gear

set of hp gear

some other items and clicks i swap in and out

situational stuff

as well as other stuff depending on what im doing or about to do in bank

Bard. I don't purchase anything. I have a bag of foraged food/water. Sometimes I have to supplement water with summoning some water from SS boots. I trade away/destroy full stacks of food all the time.

Paladin. Only L21, I generally keep about 2 stacks of each on me.

Different types of food will last different amounts of time. Iron rations, if I recall correctly, are the best to carry because they last much longer than other types. If you can forage, that's also a handy skill to use. Not sure about water and if one type lasts longer than the rest.

http://wiki.project1999.org/index.php/Food_and_drink

A stack of each, generally

and then like 6 10-slots full of arrows


I SNIPE HARD

I had always been curious about this -- where is the water equivalent to the iron ration?

Does this exist?

Do you mean like Fizzlecutter Formula 5000 from Ping Fizzlecutter in WFP?

I think that might be one of the few enduring drinks in the game at the moment.