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Thread: crafting and chef needs of a BE...
Message Edited by TikiTim on 07-13-2005 08:31 PM
Power is all that people really care about in stims. I don't even give charges a thought when selecting resources...
I don't know about tailor tissues, but the chef 'nutrient' style tissues will sell pretty well if you can experiment them up to 90%. Lower than that and you limit your market a little bit. The good news is that the resources can be found pretty quickly if you are a little patient (2-3 weeks should be all it takes to collect excellent quality resources in-spawn for these tissues).
Ojes wrote:
Power is all that people really care about in stims. I don't even give charges a thought when selecting resources...
I don't know about tailor tissues, but the chef 'nutrient' style tissues will sell pretty well if you can experiment them up to 90%. Lower than that and you limit your market a little bit. The good news is that the resources can be found pretty quickly if you are a little patient (2-3 weeks should be all it takes to collect excellent quality resources in-spawn for these tissues).
Azhrarn wrote:
Ojes wrote:
Power is all that people really care about in stims. I don't even give charges a thought when selecting resources...
I don't know about tailor tissues, but the chef 'nutrient' style tissues will sell pretty well if you can experiment them up to 90%. Lower than that and you limit your market a little bit. The good news is that the resources can be found pretty quickly if you are a little patient (2-3 weeks should be all it takes to collect excellent quality resources in-spawn for these tissues).
i dont necessarily agree with thenutrientsneeding to be 90%. I find 88-89% which turns out to be 56,86 or 116's sell just as well.
not a flame just my experience. Also being a chef i find that the diff between using 56 and 57 bonus nutrients isnt that great, and 56's are a lot easier to make, so you can save your good meat for other stuff
Understood. I just know that the chef(s) that I supply are interested in every last point that I can get in the tissues. As long as I am able to make 7s, they want me to make 7s. If I run out of those ingredients (as has happened once or twice since the CU) they will typically draw some of their personal resource stock just so I can continue to make 7s.
I agree that the difference between 7s and 6s isn't all that much, but some people simply do not settle for less than the best. That is why I said you limit your market "a little". What I don't know is what is the lower threshhold for tissues being effectively marketable. Is that 5s, 4s, 3s...? I would think that would all depend upon the ease with which some of those numbers can be beaten. Anything under 80% (4s) should be pretty easily improved upon so youwill probably have a hard timemarketing things under that.
Am I wrong on that assumption?
Ojes wrote:
Azhrarn wrote:
Ojes wrote:
Power is all that people really care about in stims. I don't even give charges a thought when selecting resources...
I don't know about tailor tissues, but the chef 'nutrient' style tissues will sell pretty well if you can experiment them up to 90%. Lower than that and you limit your market a little bit. The good news is that the resources can be found pretty quickly if you are a little patient (2-3 weeks should be all it takes to collect excellent quality resources in-spawn for these tissues).
i dont necessarily agree with thenutrientsneeding to be 90%. I find 88-89% which turns out to be 56,86 or 116's sell just as well.
not a flame just my experience. Also being a chef i find that the diff between using 56 and 57 bonus nutrients isnt that great, and 56's are a lot easier to make, so you can save your good meat for other stuff
Understood. I just know that the chef(s) that I supply are interested in every last point that I can get in the tissues. As long as I am able to make 7s, they want me to make 7s. If I run out of those ingredients (as has happened once or twice since the CU) they will typically draw some of their personal resource stock just so I can continue to make 7s.
I agree that the difference between 7s and 6s isn't all that much, but some people simply do not settle for less than the best. That is why I said you limit your market "a little". What I don't know is what is the lower threshhold for tissues being effectively marketable. Is that 5s, 4s, 3s...? I would think that would all depend upon the ease with which some of those numbers can be beaten. Anything under 80% (4s) should be pretty easily improved upon so youwill probably have a hard timemarketing things under that.
Am I wrong on that assumption?