Ok, I get your point, but I just can't agree here, sorry. I think there are lot of things in games and films which feel irrelevant to the viewer. You could say that some extra detail and touch doesn't contribute to the plot but they help you to believe the world you are in. Then you remove them and the film feels shallow and the game lacks immersion. Is there no food in the world of living creatures? Do they use forks or eat with their bare hands? Games are even cooler in this aspect, because they allow you to interact with those details,
if you want to. Can I ask you a question? Why is your inventory full of food and other items that clutter it? Do you need it for something else rather than money? Because if you need it for money only, then again - should we remove food and take away immersion or add new ways to gain money and add immersion? I doubt you'd collect food for no benefit.
This is adressed to GM4Him
