Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Chef Supplements
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PippinSith
Thu Aug 05, 2004 2:49 pm
#1
I Mastered BE last night and for two days I have searched through the forums, the faq's, other websites, etc. and have been unable to find what I am looking for. The Tailor Tissues are pretty easy to understand which ones I need to make for what, but with Chef Tissues I am a little confused. Should I make all of them or is there a select few that are only really needed? Thanks for the help.
GMANHNC
Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:13 pm
#2
I don't make any of that crap, except the occasional free scematic to anyone who asks because I don't value the profession or my peers, becasue I am an ___ ____. Anyway I hear BSN's are all the Rave, I guess they are used in Brandy or some crap.
P.S. I was just joking about the scematic thing. (as if you already didn't know.) SHAFT!! Shut yo mouth.
P.S. I was just joking about the scematic thing. (as if you already didn't know.) SHAFT!! Shut yo mouth.
Message Edited by GMANHNC on 08-05-2004 06:52 PM
Kevie
Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:19 pm
#3
GMANHNC wrote:
I don't make any of that crap, except the occasional free scematic to anyone who asks because I don't value the profession or my peers, becasue I am an ___ ____. Anyway I hear BSN's are all the Rave, I gues they are used in Brandy or some crap.
P.S. I was just joking about the scematic thing. (as if you already didn't know.) SHAFT!! Shut yo mouth.
lmao
i'm glad i finally came back to the boards just in time to find this 
GMANHNC
Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:51 pm
#4
Kevie wrote:
GMANHNC wrote:
I don't make any of that crap, except the occasional free scematic to anyone who asks because I don't value the profession or my peers, becasue I am an ___ ____. Anyway I hear BSN's are all the Rave, I guess they are used in Brandy or some crap.
P.S. I was just joking about the scematic thing. (as if you already didn't know.) SHAFT!! Shut yo mouth.lmao
i'm glad i finally came back to the boards just in time to find this
That's right I am always glad to help these new guys. I am glad your glad too.
OditeFosore
Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:55 pm
#5
Most commonly used by us chefs is broad-spectrum nutrient, which is a component for vasarian brandy and ahrisa, as well as other chef food. Next are intelligent nanotrient which is used in vagnerian canape,bivoliand others, and then micronutrient supplement, which is used in synthsteak and others. We sometimes use carbocaloric eliminator and you may get special orders for the others, but stocking up large quantities is probably not recommended. My $.02
GMANHNC
Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:58 pm
#6
OditeFosore wrote:Most commonly used by us chefs is broad-spectrum nutrient, which is a component for vasarian brandy and ahrisa, as well as other chef food. Next are intelligent nanotrient which is used in vagnerian canape,bivoliand others, and then micronutrient supplement, which is used in synthsteak and others. We sometimes use carbocaloric eliminator and you may get special orders for the others, but stocking up large quantities is probably not recommended. My $.02
I have no idea what you just said. After all the other non-sense out there tonight, I can't tell if you made that up if someone really answered somebody... Becasue when I said I don't make that crap, I wasn't kidding.
/gets finger caught in the fan
/speaks into the fan "Luuuuuuke I am your Fah-sha"
Seiryuu
Thu Aug 05, 2004 5:45 pm
#7
The nutrient line is about all I make. About equal with the BSN and INN, and the occassional MN.
As you are a new master, one of the most important things you should know is that the schematic weight of 33% is incorrect. It is really 50% OQ, 30% PE and 20% FL. This is true for Chef and Tailor tissues.
As you are a new master, one of the most important things you should know is that the schematic weight of 33% is incorrect. It is really 50% OQ, 30% PE and 20% FL. This is true for Chef and Tailor tissues.
GMANHNC
Sat Aug 07, 2004 7:44 am
#8
Seiryuu wrote:
The nutrient line is about all I make. About equal with the BSN and INN, and the occassional MN.
As you are a new master, one of the most important things you should know is that the schematic weight of 33% is incorrect. It is really 50% OQ, 30% PE and 20% FL. This is true for Chef and Tailor tissues.
Great info, this is part of why I don't make that stuff, because it never semed to come out right according to their little formula.
-Zocau-
Sat Aug 07, 2004 10:17 am
#9
wow never even knew the listed stats were wrong. Been wondering why I wasn't hitting as high as I thought I should be. Good to finally know as I am Master BE/Chef
Trident
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