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I hadn't considered it before since Gordon and Skeleton (whose QR Codes are European) have full lists for DoesNotLikeSpam and TrademarkFavoriteFood, but between Southbird showing that Little Mac's fondness for olives carries over to the European version and [=BootlegVin=] apparently not having an all-time favorite on the North American version, I'm starting to wonder if food taste stays exactly the same across regions, with foreign copies leaving a blank spot for anything that doesn't exist outside the Mii's home region, as opposed to replacing it with something that does exist in the foreign copy.
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I hadn\'t considered it before since Gordon and Skeleton (whose QR Codes are European) have full lists for DoesNotLikeSpam and TrademarkFavoriteFood, but between Southbird showing that Little Mac\'s fondness for olives carries over to the European version and [=BootlegVin=] apparently not having an all-time favorite on the North American version, I\'m starting to wonder if food taste stays exactly the same across regions, with foreign copies leaving a blank spot for anything that doesn\'t exist outside the Mii\'s home region, as opposed to replacing it with something that does exist in the foreign copy.
Edit: Special foods only produce the results listed on the Tomodachi Life Wikia. It would seem that I stumbled upon something not well covered by other sites, that being that food tastes stay the same across regions and spaces occupied by region-specific foods are left blank in other regions. Everything I got to produce a strong reaction from [=BootlegVin=] also exists in the European version.
Edit: Special foods only produce the results listed on the Tomodachi Life Wikia. It would seem that I stumbled upon something not well covered by other sites, that being that food tastes stay the same across regions and spaces occupied by region-specific foods are left blank in other regions. Everything I got to produce a strong reaction from [=BootlegVin=] also exists in the European version.
