Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Which skills to surrender first? A Question from a MBE
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XiLorith
Fri Apr 23, 2004 1:52 pm
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Obviously if you truly do not have any interest in cloning then, cloning would be the first to go, keep DNA so if the bug bites you to clone a little then you can get better samples. I persoanlly would hold off dropping the engineering line until the end. If you think you can locate some tailors and chefs to sell tissues and food enhancements to then the engineering will help you make the best possible.
Have fun with your new profession(s)
XiLorith
Templar1865
Sat Apr 24, 2004 12:48 am
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It's been a long, strange journey here in BE-land. I can honestly say this profession has some of the sharpest, most insightful people engaging in the Galaxies. Patient, too. Of course, we've needed to be, but that's a bit of a dead horse, no? Those of you still having fun, keep it up--the galaxies need good BEs. As for me, it's time to move on, professionally-speaking. It's been a great experience for me and this board is a must-read for anyone serious about the profession.
So here's the question:which boxes should I give up first? I want to keep my skillpoint usage at 245+ (a goal of mine, at least), so my BE swan song will likely be a long one. My initial plan is sampling, cloning, tissues, engineering (I'd probably alternate tissue and engineering boxes, so I can still produce some simple but high-quality low-end items). Thoughts?
D'Mitri D'Monicus
Kettemoor
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