Question about food and durability?

[infiltrator 275]

Why is there a "pristine rotten orange"? Is it still stupid to eat it? IMO, pristine/worn/damaged etc. should NOT work for food or drinks (how can you say an orange is "worn".. c'mon). Food, including sardines should be "edible" or "spoiled" or use similar terms.

[djporternz 644]

Semantics. Changing terms is a cosmetic change only, and makes no material difference in play.

[infiltrator 275]

Semantics. Changing terms is a cosmetic change only, and makes no material difference in play.

 

It's not just semantics. There should never be a rotten kiwi in perfect condition, regardless how you wanna call it.

[DropBearChick 1217]

What if i got a kiwi and put it in a glass case during the apocalypse? It would be a mint condition rotten kiwi