You can still do it, but it's not as effective. The newest update for the viral Steam game Escape from Duckov is out now, and it discourages players from eating poop. Up until now, players of the game made by five people that has sold more than 1 million copies could eat poop to restore energy and hydration values. Players can still do that after the new update, but it's less effective to do so. The patch notes state: "Reduced the Energy and Hydration values provided by Poop." As PC Gamer points out, some players resorted to downing dookie to revitalize their character. The fecal matter is found on the map and can be eaten to restore some energy and hydration levels, at the cost of somewhat poisoning yourself. Apparently this proved to be too successful a tactic, and developer Team Soda made some changes. Players can still craft poop to create a throwable weapon called, wait for it, a Poop Ball. You can see the full patch notes for the Duckov October 23 update below, as Team Soda shared on Steam. Analyst Daniel Ahmad reminded people that Duckov was made by a team of five people, which makes the game's success even more impressive. The game is a parody of Escape from Tarkov and published by BiliBili, a Chinese giant also behind titles like Magicraft, Core Keeper, and Warm Snow. Duckov is available now for $15.83 USD, but the price will go up 12% to $18 USD on October 30. It's putting up massive numbers on Steam, where it's reached more than 250,000 concurrent players. The game is also available on the Epic Games Store, but not console. Latest in Escape from Duckov Escape From Duckov Sells 1 Million Copies, Adds Mod Support Escape From Duckov - Official Launch Trailer Eggs-Traction Shooter Escape From Dukov Launches On PC In October