Even the Crimson Desert marketing lead with 400 hours in the open-world game is stunned to learn this neat cooking tip: "I'm so excited to learn things from the community"

Crimson Desert drops players into a sprawling open-world sandbox with a seemingly endless variety of things to do, and even the game’s marketing lead, who has professed to spending 400 hours in the game, is still learning about new hidden features.

One such feature, as pointed out by TheGameVerse on twitter, is the ability to use sunlight to cook food. No, you don’t just throw some chicken breast on a sun-facing rock and let nature do its thing like you’re in Phoenix, Arizona; there’s an actual method to the process that’s pretty neat.