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Thread: Help Understanding Resource Qualities.
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Asleiph
Tue Aug 12, 2003 5:35 pm
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Can someone explain the qualities of a resource for example:
Overall quality
Flavor
Potential Energy (most important)
What do those really mean to me if I was, say, going for enhanved medical components for advanced stim packs?
I have found biological unites (for the finished stim) but is has an overall quality of 987 and a decay resistance of 542 and a flavor of 961 but a potential energy rating of only 40.
In the scheme of things what does that potential energy mean to my final product? does it mean I will have less charges? or something? Thanks for your help
VizSunrunner
Tue Aug 12, 2003 6:11 pm
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Every schematic says what properties effect it and how much. select it in your crafting tool
The good properties are all over the place but make some sense flavor for food, etc.
OQ overall quality is importing in most things but not all.
The number 1-999, higher better, determines the base expiremental % and hence the max %
Some things are make no or little difference and/or broke like spice, all the stuff architechs make.
The good properties are all over the place but make some sense flavor for food, etc.
OQ overall quality is importing in most things but not all.
The number 1-999, higher better, determines the base expiremental % and hence the max %
Some things are make no or little difference and/or broke like spice, all the stuff architechs make.
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