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'''Yumako''' is a resource found in [[Gleba]]{{SA}}. It can found by harvesting [[yumako tree]], and | '''Yumako''' is a resource found in [[Gleba]]{{SA}}. It can found by harvesting [[yumako tree]]s. It is one of two fruits found on the planet essential in progression, and is mainly used in the creation of [[bioflux]] with [[yumako mash]] created through [[yumako processing]]. | ||
When consumed, it instantly grants the [[player]] 80 health points, along with 1 health point per second for the next 12 seconds. This effect has a 16 seconds cooldown. | |||
Yumako fruits have a much longer [[Spoilage mechanics|spoil time]] than their initially processed form ([[yumako mash]]), 1 hour vs. 3 minutes. As such, the fruits can be transported fairly long distances without loosing too much freshness. | |||
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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.
Yumako is a resource found in Gleba. It can found by harvesting yumako trees. It is one of two fruits found on the planet essential in progression, and is mainly used in the creation of bioflux with yumako mash created through yumako processing.
When consumed, it instantly grants the player 80 health points, along with 1 health point per second for the next 12 seconds. This effect has a 16 seconds cooldown.
Yumako fruits have a much longer spoil time than their initially processed form (yumako mash), 1 hour vs. 3 minutes. As such, the fruits can be transported fairly long distances without loosing too much freshness.
Gallery
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The player under the speed boost effect.
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