Bio Engineer Archive

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IagIag wrote:

This is the best profession (most enjoyable) I've played - well second to CH. But since someone decided that a one needed to master all 32 professions to get a FSS I fell into the grind. If I wasn't on profession 22 I would stick with this and pick up MCH again. I'll most likely return though.

I know some of you don't respect grinders but heh - we didn't invent the system! Either way its been a great way to learn everything about all the careers.

- ANYWAY... I was hoping to do some factories runs of tissues before I retire. I mostly use the mind foods vasarian and vagarian and was wondering if someone could tell me what I need to make to get a brandy that has stats around 420 w+f for 35-40 minutes 49 stomach filling. I'll be doing Chef and Squad Leader next and just want to save some money for a while.

thanks!

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You haven't "played" our profession. You ground through it, and now you're looking for information on how it actually works. The reason you didn't get but one person to help you in your quest is that there are many people on this forum who spend a lot of time every day trying to make a living as a B-E. You, on the other hand, are trying to make tissues so not only you can screw the BEs who would have made money on the tissues used in your brandy, you're going to use it to make brandy thereby screwing chefs as well. Of course some of us don't like hologrinders. It's one thing to grind a combat profession - there is no shortage of missions from the mission terminals. It's a whole other issue to grind through the crafting professions - you flood our markets with crap products, give our profession a bad name, and then have the BALLS to say "I learned everything about your career". I've been a master BE for over a month (maybe two by now, can't remember date of master, but I ain't dropping *ever*), and I don't know 1/2 of the profession. Sure I can throw a few resources together to get a BSN or a MS, but truly understanding how to create a pet to a customer's specifications or exactly what resources to use to get the UBER tissues is what discerns the MASTERS from the GRINDERS. I'd like to think you'll be back as a master and actually contribute something to the community, but I doubt it as a BE really doesn't support the needs of a Jedi. It may be fun, but you've got a lot of jedi xp grinding ahead of you.