Citizen Sleeper: The Best Ways To Get More Energy (Besides Eating)

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There's a lot to get done in role-playing games, from traveling the world and talking to NPCs to investigating hidden areas and battling ferocious RPG enemies. All of this takes a toll on characters, sapping their stamina, depleting their mana, and otherwise exhausting them.

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One of the most important stats to watch in sci-fi RPG Citizen Sleeper is energy. It steadily depletes, and when it runs out the character's condition will degrade at twice the normal rate, eventually resulting in their death. The most common way to restore depleted energy is by eating, but it isn't the only way. Here are some alternative sources of energy in Citizen Sleeper.

Energy depletion should be avoided as much as possible, and though the easiest way to restore energy in Citizen Sleeper is to eat, it isn't the only option. The tutorial stresses the importance of eating but doesn't make it clear how the player should actually get the food they need. Buying some food at Emphis's Stall will restore three ticks off the energy bar, but subsequent visits carry a cost of 15 cryo, so players will want to know the alternatives.

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It's always easier to treat a minor problem before it develops into a major one, especially if this keeps the player from squandering money in Citizen Sleeper. For this reason, players looking to keep their energy up should avoid tasks that would hurt their energy in the first place. These have a rating of either «RISKY» or «DANGER.» «RISKY» tasks can cause energy loss if the character incurs a negative outcome, whereas «DANGER» tasks can result in energy loss if there is a neutral outcome. Being careful around such tasks is a good way