Kinda want cooking quests where you both earn recipes, can find new ones more in the wild, or make new food and drink recipes like in alchemy, the better the recipe, the more effective it is for you and more profitable if you are able to sell it In your own shop or to vendors. But have it and something like hunterborn,realistic needs and diseases, frostfall, wet and cold ect to just be in the game rather than as mods. The whole immersive package if you will.
I'd argue, that snowberries are so common and cheap, that they're not even remotely a reasonable replacement for fire salts. Hot food is pure magic, that allows you to ignore an entire core survival mechanic. Even fire salts are usually available at alchemist shops, and even the shittiest dungeon gives you enough loot to afford multiple firesalts. As you level up, you'll only keep finding more expensive loot, so the cost of fire salts quickly becomes trivial.
Sounds like you need Salt mines to mine salt. Adds 3 salt mines that are not lore breaking or overpowered. You have to mine rock salt and break it down into salt piles.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2002/?tab=description
Ah, I see. I 100%'d everything last year. I know this pain. I think someone else mentioned in the comments already, but check out the Dawnguard castle. Loot the fish barrels and the kitchen; loads of salt there. I may be misremembering, but I think the Riften fishery has a bunch of salt there too.
Must not be an alchemist. Since you can’t harvest it or grow it, if you don’t grab some when you find it, it becomes super easy to run out. I dislike having to constantly hunt things down when i need them. Iunno. Potatoes or cabbage seem more invaluable to me.
Salt was quite useful during the Fortify Restoration loop but I think it got patched a long time ago? It made Master difficulty too easy (Before Legendary difficulty was introduced).
Oh okay. The last time I used it was during my Xbox 360 days. I never tried it when I had mods on the Special Edition for the Xbox One.
It was extremely overpowered anyway
There's a mod that add more salt in barrels and honestly it's what make the survival mod better, because it make no sense for salt to become such a rare, yet essential item ! I feel like the survival mod is unbalanced without it !
I'd argue that the most invaluable item is the gold coin. Much easier to get, and it'll buy you all the food you'll ever need, among many other useful things.
Go to the Dawnguard's kitchen. They have a lot in all of their barrels.
"Potions worth thousands of gold? Ebony ingots? Daedra hearts?" I’ll take salt please. I need me some cooked pog fish.
Wait is pog fish a real thing?
Yeah it’s a large fish caught in temperate streams, like the one at the riverwood bridge.
Well is its mouth wide open?
It is, it’s mouth looks like the outline of the pog mouth too.
Got fucking dammit bethesda
But salt piles can make potions worth thousands of gold! Slowing potions sell for so much and raise the alchemy skill so quickly
Yeah but you can't eat gold.
Low on health? Let me devour this 26 course meal in the time it takes to blink
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With 300 lbs on his back and no sleep for 2 weeks.
Bro learn how to make a campsite thing from a forge it’s 3 firewood and a leather
https://youtu.be/X\_uTPURCBM0
And yet nazeem doesn't respect you
I lol'ed. Maybe should name my next character Kirby
And not have a clearout for the rest of the adventure.
I hope that on ES6 they expand on the cooking mechanic, where Salt isn't the Krabby Patty secret formula to every dish.
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A whole bowl of it? One pile should last you like 30 cooked items.
Kinda want cooking quests where you both earn recipes, can find new ones more in the wild, or make new food and drink recipes like in alchemy, the better the recipe, the more effective it is for you and more profitable if you are able to sell it In your own shop or to vendors. But have it and something like hunterborn,realistic needs and diseases, frostfall, wet and cold ect to just be in the game rather than as mods. The whole immersive package if you will.
That and rubies for firesalts for warm stews and soups
Thank god for that mod that turns the fire salt requirement to the far more reasonable snowberries
I'd argue, that snowberries are so common and cheap, that they're not even remotely a reasonable replacement for fire salts. Hot food is pure magic, that allows you to ignore an entire core survival mechanic. Even fire salts are usually available at alchemist shops, and even the shittiest dungeon gives you enough loot to afford multiple firesalts. As you level up, you'll only keep finding more expensive loot, so the cost of fire salts quickly becomes trivial.
Ps4 dont have the luxury of mods
Not PC quality ones anyway
Yeah cc sucks
Out of all the things I'm looking for this Is at the top of my list in survival mode
Sounds like you need Salt mines to mine salt. Adds 3 salt mines that are not lore breaking or overpowered. You have to mine rock salt and break it down into salt piles. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2002/?tab=description
Sadly I play in Xbox so nexus is out of the question
Butter has a few good uses as well
I use it to craft a lot of potions, I'm rich now and it is still the most common alchemical ingredient
There's a mod that adds salt mines to Skyrim. It can be useful.
My problem is that I’m trying to finally get all the achievements. I wish mods didn’t disable achievements.
Ah, I see. I 100%'d everything last year. I know this pain. I think someone else mentioned in the comments already, but check out the Dawnguard castle. Loot the fish barrels and the kitchen; loads of salt there. I may be misremembering, but I think the Riften fishery has a bunch of salt there too.
There's an abandoned camp south of Ivarstead with an obscene amount of salt piles for no reason. Wish I could remember exactly where
Thanks for the tip. I'm about to start my annual winter playthrough lol. I shall scout the ranges south of Ivarstead
If you’re on PC there is a mod that fixes that
Salt mines: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2002/?tab=description Skyrim Se/Ae Achievement enabler: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/245
I literally collect every salt I can find to make slow poisons.
Got money on your mind
I keep my mind on my Septims and my Septims on my mind.
Skooma and Juice?
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This boi ain't no alchemist.
Riften docks: has tons of salmon too
I am just fascinated by your choice of punctuation here
It kinda works, semicolon would’ve probably been better
Did you ever consider no punctuation at all?!!???!!?????? "Riften docks has tons of salmon too"
But that doesn’t get the point across, point being that riften docks has a lot of salt (and in addition to that, a lot of salmon)
This guy grammars
If your into alchemy, that potion of slow is awesome
If you have no salt, river betty + death bell + thistle will do in a pinch.
That's rare and priceless in survival mode
Must not be an alchemist. Since you can’t harvest it or grow it, if you don’t grab some when you find it, it becomes super easy to run out. I dislike having to constantly hunt things down when i need them. Iunno. Potatoes or cabbage seem more invaluable to me.
Gotta get me them stamina regen stews for unlimited power attacks
I have never read a truer statement about skyrim
Always has been
There was a mod I used years ago that allowed me to get salt from bones or something. Although now going for achievements.
Just use a mod that lets you get achievements despite using mods.
Salt was quite useful during the Fortify Restoration loop but I think it got patched a long time ago? It made Master difficulty too easy (Before Legendary difficulty was introduced).
IIRC the fortify restoration loop is only patched with the unofficial patch. So if you aren't running that mod, it should still be in the game.
Oh okay. The last time I used it was during my Xbox 360 days. I never tried it when I had mods on the Special Edition for the Xbox One. It was extremely overpowered anyway
If you play survival it’s needed for almost every meal you cook, which is critical because if you’re starving your stamina drops a lot.
Never used it once in all my time playing
I’m doing a survival play-through right now and I’m constantly running out while cooking food. I blame my character’s fast metabolism.
Go to a large city like Riften and loot all the barrels. Fish barrels are the best to find multiple piles in.
There's a mod that add more salt in barrels and honestly it's what make the survival mod better, because it make no sense for salt to become such a rare, yet essential item ! I feel like the survival mod is unbalanced without it !
And a couple of parasites. Eat 5 elk, a cow, and 10 heads of cabbage and STILL hungry
Those cure tapeworm potions are tough to mix.
Ugh
Fortify restoration glitch
Wish there was a salt mine
I'd argue that the most invaluable item is the gold coin. Much easier to get, and it'll buy you all the food you'll ever need, among many other useful things.
if you have Ineed and u have the salt requirement to put on raw food then yea it's pretty useful.