Chef Archive
Thread: Man you people are rude
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Tetzool
Sat Jul 17, 2004 10:05 am
#2
I saw you jump all over MrMindTrick for asking what the fastest way to grind is... You all pointed to the sticky thread, and it does nto say that that is the fastest way, i maen there must be a faster way using crates or premade stuff to make items with hight xp gain and since i want to know ill ask it too...
WHAT IS THE FASTESTWAY TO GRIND CHEF,
p.S. THE HOLO GRINDERS ARE ALMOST DONE SO JUST BE PAITENT AND REMBER WHEN YOU WANTED TO GRIND SOMETHING..... TEHRE WAS SOMEONT THERE TO HELP YOU...... AND IF IT WAS WEAPONSMING IT WAS ME HELPING YOU LIKE I DID FOR OVER 50 GRINDERS ALREADY... 
DaRoamer
Sat Jul 17, 2004 11:54 am
#3
Oh! What is the FASTEST way? Sorry, without all the caps it was hard to understand you.
Read the FAQ.
Epezo
Sat Jul 17, 2004 11:58 am
#4
Ok, heres it. From novice chef you make make soypro not in practice mode. Once you have a bunch, eat them for the best xp. They have no filling because they are additives. Use that all the way to deserts 1. The make pastebread. Make pastebread all the way to desserts 3. Then make Kiwik Swirl all the way to master.
MovieMania007
Sat Jul 17, 2004 2:39 pm
#5
Chefs are an interesting breed 
Mighty tastey too if you ask me. But never rude
Mighty tastey too if you ask me. But never rude Ikoo
Master Chef
Tetzool
Sat Jul 17, 2004 4:36 pm
#6
so there is no other items that get better xp??? even if they take subcomponents....I am looking for the fastest, posible, since i have 3 crafting profs to grind...Resouces and subcomponents are not a problem
darksithmage
Sat Jul 17, 2004 5:25 pm
#7
I don't think anyone was so much as being rude, but they've answered this same question countless times, the FAQ is just to avoid having to repeat unecessarily. I do admit some "may" do it intentionally to be rude but I can't say for certain, won't speculate.
I really don't think you can get faster than kiwik, my chef (who's still a chef btw 12 points now) grinded out in 10 hours, I dunno what your definition of fast is, but that seems the best way, I am sure if there was one faster someone would have posted it by now. so calm down, take a breath, get desserts three and have a clusjo of a good time.
Battery
Sun Jul 18, 2004 1:12 am
#8
If someone goes to the FAQ and looks at the food chart they will see exp listed there. From that they can work out what the fastest way to grind is. Not only that but they learn where that chart is, something I use many times a day when crafting.
The holo grind is gone so we can only assume anyone wanting to master chef wants to be a chef. Telling them how to grind fast doesn't teach them anything about being a chef. Odds are thier next post will be " Ok I've mastered chef now what do I do". or even worse " whats an additive do"It's not a crime to spend a little time and really master your skills.
HavocDroid
Sun Jul 18, 2004 3:52 am
#9
Sorry if I offended anyone when I posted the link to the FAQ but I was already annoyed that day. I get it in game all the time and there must be hundreds of posts here where people are asking how or what you need to grind chef. The FAQ tells you and it is probably the easiest and also fastest way.I bet alot of hard work went into making the FAQso it should be used.
Using crates might yield more xp but the amount of resources and time needed for the factory runs doesn't make it feasible as the fastest way to do it.
mordeth1
Sun Jul 18, 2004 4:45 am
#10
Ha Ha i'm not even a chef but it's annoying as hell to look through different forums looking for grinding info and each page has 10 of the same question on it that if people were not lazy as hell to look up at the stickies would be answered.... So u see, not only the chefs are rude Read the freaking forums dont just ask the same question that has been asked 100000 times.
Read the freaking forums dont just ask the same question that has been asked 100000 times.
Ikooga
Sun Jul 18, 2004 4:46 am
#11
Well according to http://home.comcast.net/~sciguyco/swg/FoodChart.htm
Kiwik gives 260 XP and the only other two things that give more are Bivoli and Rakririan Burnout Sauce which give 280 XP at Entrees 4... But they are a pain to build, but if you want to do it, might be a bitsy faster....
But most likely not, since you have to grind to Entrees 4 without Kiwik only using Synthsteak (if you try to get Entrees 4 at first). Oh and with Entree 2 Karkan Ribenes and with Entrees 3 Havla or Scimpi give the most...
But all this (except the Synthsteak) uses at least 1 premade component... have fun stocking up on thousands of them... How much you need of each is up to you to find out
NicoDimus
Sun Jul 18, 2004 6:24 am
#12
Bah, i posted a sarcastic and rude response. I dont apologize. Ill do it again. RTFFAQ. If you cant figure it out, then read it again. Do a search for a chef and ask him. If your gonna take the 5 min to write a post you KNOW will be trashed, then dont complain about it.
But seriousely, if you really need help grinding, make shoes. Thats the best chef experience.
StikerRunningfly
Sun Jul 18, 2004 8:53 am
#13
Epezo wrote:
Ok, heres it. From novice chef you make make soypro not in practice mode. Once you have a bunch, eat them for the best xp. They have no filling because they are additives. Use that all the way to deserts 1. The make pastebread. Make pastebread all the way to desserts 3. Then make Kiwik Swirl all the way to master.
This is really the best way to do it. Interestingly enough, this is exactly what I did when I went from novice chef to master. I had no problem finding this info myself just by clicking the stickie titled:
Read this! Yes, you with the question, click this first (Chef guides and tools)
What I find amazing is that people don't want to read this, they'd rather fill up the forums with questions. The answers to these questions are in the FAQ.
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