Living foods become bosses that attack you and other creatures.
27.3 of the 61 points that apply = 45 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Food Bosses: Reheated! adds living food creatures that turn familiar snacks into hostile or passive mobs: unhealthy foods attack players and can target villagers, illagers, and other humanoid mobs, while healthy foods remain passive and naturally fight unhealthy foods. Its major encounters include the Pizza, Popcorn Bag, and Ice Cream Bowl, each summoned or encountered through a different route: Pizza ingredients must be gathered from multiple places, the Popcorn Bag is crafted from 81 kernels, and Ice Cream Bowls can disguise themselves as employees in shops in plains and savanna biomes. Pizza breaks into slices as the fight progresses, spawning themed toppings such as pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, bacon, pineapple chunks, olives, and peppers; its attacks also include hazardous puddles of molten cheese. The Popcorn Bag heats up and grows during a timed battle, leaping at players, stomping down with a fiery shockwave, and shedding kernels; if it is not defeated in time, it explodes and releases a large swarm of popcorn. The Ice Cream Bowl summons varied minions, including cones that trade strength for speed as their scoops are knocked off, a sandwich that slams players into the air, whipped cream that bursts into slowing foam, an ice cream golem that slows targets, and chocolate syrup that can heal and shield the boss until destroyed. Defeating the bosses can yield combat rewards, including throwable allied pizza toppings, a kernel-firing popcorn bazooka, and sprinkles that create damaging rain clouds and immobilize directly hit mobs. A configuration option can disable the Popcorn Bag’s explosion sound, and the mod also lets players change whether unhealthy foods attack other humanoid mobs.
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