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I'm only a Novice Chef on Ahazi and I only make about 10k off food

multiply that by 100

When I was a novice chef working my way up, a 14k day was awesome...now a day like that won't pay for my factories...

Most master chefs, with vendors or doing the hustle themselves, probably do fairly well.

My best day so far has been 425.000 credits in gross sales, but this is extremely far from typical. I'll average about 50.000 per day. The reason I got so much was I had been saving up crates of Master-level stuff, and had a big sale

I just went over the 1 million mark in my bank for the first time. I like to spend, so I probably could have done it sooner, but my vendor sold 300k in a day. First time for that much from vendor only. Not I've got to restock.

Yeah, it's really difficult to tell because the more I make, the more I spend on getting stockpiles of resources. I probably have well over 2-3 mil resources in my house, but not much money. Anormal day? Probably 80k in sales, and maybe 20k profit.

I'm glad to see that Ahazi is getting another Chef, we've been dreadfully short these last few weeks. If you've got any questions, shoot an ingame mail to Timbermold (me) or Caravaggio (friend of mine). We do pretty well on Ahazi, you can shoot prices up quite a bit without complaint. A crate of bivoli or angerian could go for 75k-100k depending on how you read the customer. Again, welcome to the world, it's an exciting time to be a chef, an exciting time indeed.

I average anywhere between 50-500k a day in sales. Those days over over 300k though will always be followed by slower days since it usually means I need to re-stock vendors.

3 factories can't seem to keep up with my business. I may have to go up to 5 soon.

Much of my profit though is going right back into the market hoarding resources. I will hit a bazaar terminal and scoop up any organic less than 3cr a unit with at least 2 stats over 600. This ensures that my factories will never stop churning and I always have resources on hand for any food.

My "net gain" is about 200-500k in credits a week, but my resource stockpile grows by 100k a week.

I use two accounts, have all 4 houses paid up for 90 days (**edit** storage issues), my cantina ready to be placed, 19 harvesters and only 3 vendors running. I am a master merchant too, and have been holding off on expanding business because I work for a living in RL.

Hehe I have the same problem, all the money I make seems to go right back into making more food, so my overall networth never really goes up =/

I have had some amasing sales days recently and with the quality of resources being in the crapper I have actually been aquiring cash in the bank. It's a very strange concept as I am one of those that finds a great resource and trys to get 100k of it 'just in case' lol.

I had a great sales day yesterday. biggest in 2 months. 200k

Now I am scrambling to restock. all my really good resources are almost used up, and I cant for the life of me find any decent amount of insect meat.

Most of my profits go back into getting resources for the insane orders people make *cough* 30 crates of Vercupti, 20 crates of glazed Glucose. Is domestic meat even availble?

I had a huge 600k day2 weeks ago(mostly PE950 power to be honest), finally bringing me up over the 1mil mark. Right now I fluctuate between 1.1 and 1.25 mil....here are my stats

1 factory

10 heavy harv's going non-stop (Flora and Power)

1 large house

I make anywhere from 300k to 1 million a week. I have a merchant distro my goods so I get food orders once a week or so. A good day for him is about 150k in food sales. I'm sure that I could get more if I wanted to, by employing more merchants and accepting greater volume, but why? Doing factory runs isn't all that fun...

I typically spend quite a bit in stockpiling good resources as I try not to harvest much any more. I figure I can outsource mining and farming to newer players that are still struggling along and it has worked somewhat, but people who are strictly resource gatherers seem to have disappearred. So I've actually had to retrain all my surveying skills.

Along with "Luxury" purchases, I typically float between 100k and 600k.

-Aleka