Tower of Fantasy: An explanation of the satiety system and the principle of healing

Fed is an interesting system in Tower of Fantasy that works to heal your character. What makes it different is that it automatically takes effect when you are not in combat. But while it sounds simple, there are a few things you can do to get the most out of it if you know how the mechanism works. So, here is an explanation of the satiety system for Tower of Fantasy (ToF) and how healing works.

How the satiety system works in Tower of Fantasy

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Fed is essentially a system that heals your character when you are out of combat. This healing mechanism automatically restores your HP. It has a range shown by satiety points from 0 to 100 which determines how quickly your HP regenerates. The higher this level, the more you heal. And when it is 0, you will not heal. Each time the system recovers 10% of your health, you lose 1 hunger point. Here’s how regeneration and healing works:

• 61-100 Fed: You are healed by 5% every 2 seconds.
• 31-60 Fed: You regenerate 3.5% health every 2 seconds.
• 1-30 Fed: You regenerate 2% health every 2 seconds.
• 0 satiety points: You will not be able to heal automatically.

While the system is great, you need to make sure you don’t run out of satiety, otherwise, as explained, you won’t be able to heal automatically. Don’t worry, there are other ways to heal in this game. And you can always restore satiety.

How healing works in Tower of Fantasy

Healing works just like most other ToF games. You need to eat food to restore your character’s HP. This is a direct way to quickly restore health in the game. Of course, you can also use the saturation system described above. But it only works outside of combat. So you can also prepare food if you are going into battle. Or you want to restore satiety points.

How to get satiety points

You can get satiety points in Tower of Fantasy by eating food. If your food is cooked, you can recover more of these points compared to raw food. There is no fixed amount, as different foods can restore a different number of satiety points. Here are some examples:

• French Fries: Restore 7 satiety.
• Meat and Potato Stew: Restore 14 satiety.
• Brown Rice Bread: Restores 16 satiety.

You can check when you should eat food to restore satiety points by looking at the dot to the left of your character’s health bar. The dots have the following meaning:

• Red dot: Your satiety points range from 1 to 30.
• Yellow Dot: Your satiety points range from 31 to 60.
• Green Dot: Your satiety points range from 61 to 100.

That covers this guide on how the satiety system in Tower of Fantasy (ToF) works, how to restore it, and the healing system is explained.