Me right now . <| sep |> what makes you think that way ? people would have more time to roam and raid . FP just needs to balance their game . make raiding easier for smaller groups or against big bases so people will keep playing and fight their way back even after being raided once . balance out loottables and crafting costs so there is a reason for people to hit barrels again i remember how funny it was to hit barrels for blueprints , now its just a pain as it was with the xp system <| sep |> Tunnel snakes only , get outta here ya loser <| sep |> Are you fucking kidding me ? No shit Bell put up huge stats against Cleveland . <| sep |> Psssttt . hope ya enjoyed your holiday . <| sep |> Sometimes it ' s hard to differentiate between psychological and physiological . However , in my experience , hunger comes and goes in unpredictable waves , and fasting is the better way of regulating that hunger . In general , hunger is largely hormonal . You have leptin , which tells you you ' re full , and is secreted by fat cells . Ghrelin tells you that you are hungry and is secreted by the stomach when empty . When fasting , hunger slowly ramps up until about day 2 or 3 , when it suddenly drops again . There are other hunger triggers however . Cortisol , which is a stress hormone , induces hunger cravings . So it could be very likely that , when you couldn ' t sleep , you were getting stressed and that drove your hunger cravings . Are you a frequent faster ? Have you been doing water fasts for a long time ? Is your body acclimated to it ? In my first few fasts I found hunger difficult to manage . It would peak around day two , reduce around day three , but would go back up again around day 4 or 5 . I ' ve found the more I ' ve gotten used to doing longer fasts , I don ' t get the later stage cravings as much .