Chef Archive
Thread: component question
Zachaery
Wed Apr 13, 2005 2:41 am
#15
Heavy Duty Feed Mech's and Heavy Duty Power Converters
but not with a damage mod. on them,they have: Unit Integrity of 200
Has anyone else seen this? Price check for Bria if known?
Elven_Duke
Wed Apr 13, 2005 3:28 am
#16
Those parts r suppose to add "Durability" to the Compontent, thus adding pts. to the "Condition" to the weapon (in theary).
They aren't worth much right now, since u can get the same kind of componts that will increase speed OR damage (not to forget tissues/bones)
BUT, they may be usefull in the CU, because u will no longer be able to experiment on condition. It will be determined by the resources uses.
They aren't worth much right now, since u can get the same kind of componts that will increase speed OR damage (not to forget tissues/bones)
BUT, they may be usefull in the CU, because u will no longer be able to experiment on condition. It will be determined by the resources uses.
Zachaery
Wed Apr 13, 2005 11:18 am
#17
Thank you, Just have not see those items with that type of mod on them before.
Thought it might have been one of those stealth patch addin things they never tell you about.
tonkhonky
Fri Jul 22, 2005 8:54 pm
#18
Hello-I made the mistake of buying a max damage intensifier thinking it was something that I could put into an empty weapon slot which would enhance the properties of the other two guns(It's listed under weapons on the bazaar terminal). At any rate, my question is: Is this something that is usedall thetime when making a gun? Or is it more of a bonus component? Is it worth giving to a shipwright to make me a gun or would he make one anyway? Should I simply put it in my house as a monument to my stupidity and poor spending habits? Thanks. Oh yeah, and why is the sky blue and is the moon really made of cheese? Oh and who should Idraft as my running backs this year in fantasy football? Uh....lets see...anything else...what's the truth behind the island on "Lost"? Iguess that's it.
Thunderbyte
Sat Jul 23, 2005 10:38 am
#19
1. Damage Intensifiers are an optional component used when crafting weapons, I use mine as a back-scratcher.
2. It is crafted by a shipwright.
3. It is probably not worth much.
4. I'd probably get a painting instead.
5. The sky used to be green but it got nerfed to blue.
6. Yes, duh.
7. Don't watch football, just don't do it.
8. The truth is that they really landed on Gilligan's Island. If you look carefully you can see the skipper in the opening credits.
Oreet
Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:40 am
#20
just filled an order for 5 full runs of Trim for a chef and just wondering if i priced the order right.
i charged 1500 credits per crate, or 60k per run. does that sound aboot right?
that came to 2.4cpu.
i mine all my own resources, and i've been told to figure that mining resources roughly costs 1.5cpu-2cpu.
Gyopi
Tue Sep 13, 2005 10:29 am
#21
As long as you are making money it sounds good to me (and I am on the same server). I have rarely sold trim outright so I am not sure of the going rate. I tend to trade trim for food that I need since I would have been buying it anyway and I tend to get a much better deal.
Oreet
Tue Sep 13, 2005 10:35 am
#22
Gyopi wrote:
As long as you are making money it sounds good to me (and I am on the same server). I have rarely sold trim outright so I am not sure of the going rate. I tend to trade trim for food that I need since I would have been buying it anyway and I tend to get a much better deal.
actually as a Master Artisan i can make all the foods/drinks my combat toon usually uses, such as Spiced Tea, Blob Candy, Bofa Treats, and Ruby Bliel, and i've actually been making some decent credits selling the stuff too.
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NJ62
Tue Sep 13, 2005 10:57 am
#23
If I sell crates, I charge 5cpu because I build in factory maintenance and power costs along with mining costs. That's really fuzzy math though.
Pappi
Tue Sep 13, 2005 1:05 pm
#24
now that I actually calculated it, I charge 8cpu. I add an extra 1k/crate of AP because it uses hide. I dump all my comps onto my vendor when they're made, then I pull them out whenever I need them. people actually buy them too 
p.s.: oh yeah, I also have a 12.5% fee for full runs of trim in backpacks. they don't sell as well any more, but they still sell once in a while.
p.s.: oh yeah, I also have a 12.5% fee for full runs of trim in backpacks. they don't sell as well any more, but they still sell once in a while.
Message Edited by Pappi on 09-13-2005 01:18 PM
Saera
Tue Sep 13, 2005 7:56 pm
#25
NJ62 wrote:
If I sell crates, I charge 5cpu because I build in factory maintenance and power costs along with mining costs. That's really fuzzy math though.
I charge 5cpu as well.. trim is 3125 a crate that way, I mine all my own resources as well..but like you figure it adds in factory and maintanence and my factory being stuck unuseable time heh
Another thing I do when they want a lot, is offer to make them a schematic.. not all have a factory to run it, but some do, or at least have access to one thru a guild. All I ask is they bring me the resources to make them.. heh
Message Edited by Saera on 09-13-2005 10:57 PM
Pappi
Tue Sep 13, 2005 8:05 pm
#26
speaking of which, I actually get other tailors who come in and buy my components. one came in today while I was there... he wanted to make sure it's ok to buy all those components from my vendor, and told me that "I just don't have a lot of time on the game and I just want to make stuff." I reassured him that "feel free, that's why they're on sale"