Chef Archive
Thread: What did u use your free resource deed for?
Oatei wrote:
Ok because i was thinking using mine foor milk
Milking 101
I milk on Naboo with my alt Mecinea ( hehehe...my chef is Mecinia )
Now what I do is go outside my player city, I look for spawns of fambaa and bolle bols. I use mask scent. I don't kill them. I milk one group and move to another ( gualamas, dappled goalamas, female kaddo, falumabeast all give milk too but bolle bols and fambaa are the best...and even rogue fambaa ).
I work it around til I find hopefully 4 or 5 spawns and then I make the rounds. I milk from group to group. You can milk em once every 10 minutes so with 4 or 5 spawns by the time you're down time to start over.
I collected around 4 k in about an hour doing this on a couple of occasions.
So using this is really paying double for milk, as the average price is about 50 cpu, for grind stuff.
golfingtx wrote:Sell it and use the money to buy a creature recycler. I buy about a 1k of milk off the bazaar every day at around 5-10 cpu's and then recycle it. I have tons of milk right now for bantha butter and it cost me very little.
aye I do the same have managed to get about 30k that way and then I also am always paying 25cpu if they drop off at my vendor...
Osrid wrote:
I bought all of mine at 250k a pop well worth it... and then I just found 2 on a vendor for 10k each the other day so they do drop...
Took me under 3 hours to loot 4 spinnerblades. Ain't that rare. Agrilator Motor Schematic was the hardest one for me to find.
I have a ranger on Chimaera who i must call the Milkmaster by now... She's picked up more than 60k milk for me in a couple of weeks. Have yet to see anyone beat that. (Thx, Dureena
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But that's just 3 runs of Pikatta Pie basically. If you're going to use your vet-deed on Milk, use it on some very high quality stuff. For either the more rare/exotic foods/drinks or for Medium Flavour tissues (which u'll need in Parwan). Using it on Milk for Bantha Butter, which doesn't require stats at all, is a bit of a waste imo.