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I'd pay out the nose for a + 25 food chef apron : )

THIS is the disappointting reason why I'm considering Novice Tailor instead of Novice Chef -at least that way I can feel useful to myself!

I'm going to give it a few weeks before I give up...hopefully in that time we will see some information back from the correspondants about whether SOE believes we are as broken as a lot of chefs, including myself, think we are.

If I do jump ship, you can bet I'll be a customer of the hardy Chefs that suffer on!

Our Chef correspondant wrote:

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To be honest with you, I don't expect a real reply from the devs until the end of next month

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To which I say...thats unfortunate, as you won't even be our correspondant at that point, if they keep with the posted plans of a new correspondant per month.

I'd like to see some continuity of correspondants at least 'by report'. So you have submitted your report, there shouldn't be 'correspondant turnover' until that report is addressed by the devs. At which point it would make sense to have a new correspondant, who could put together his own report, and so on and so forth.

I'm a Chef/Bio Eng/Tailor (dropping tailor tho). As a Bio, I get usage xp when I use my own BE components in chef foods.

However, I think I should get additional chef exp for using the optional component. I mean, its supposed to be based off the number of resources you used to craft the object, right?

Well that BE component would cost a chef several hundred credits to purchase from a BE normally...but with no XP bonus...why bother spending more for the component than you'll earn selling the food?!?!

yasha if your clothes works couldnt you just see what your food preparation is while it is unequiped and then equip it to see if it went up?

if you have cooking 2, you should have (im not sure) +50 in food preparation?

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SirVimes wrote:

I would give somebody Saitek's nose for a chef apron.

Hey, I hear she has a cute nose.

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Forget my nose! I was wrestling with my pet prairie dog today, and he scratched my chin on accident! My poor poor chin....

What state are you in that allows you to have a pet prairie dog? That sounds awesome!

Just so you all know, it is believed my most that none of the skill bonuses from items work right now, so your money would CURRENTLY be wasted. Of course if I find ANYTHING that gives food crafting bonuses, I will run as many 1000 credit durni slaying missions I need in order to own it. One day you will work...one day...my precious...

I do believe mine works. I saw a reduction in my numbers of critical failing, and an increase in my good and great results. It might be my imagination, but I only have cooking II so I think it's not.

I got it from the tailor of my guild that received it as a gift from a friend of his, that is also a client of mine. She got it off a dark jedi master.

Praire Dogs can be found in pet stores on the east coast and great lakes areas.Some west and midwest statesare really the only places thatthey areillegal (they are considered pests and threats to crops). They can be really cute to own, but can also have a vicious bite for the unsuspecting. I used to own one, and the biting keeps me from getting another.

-Caravaggio

Novice Chef / Ahazi, Tatooine

I think I will stick with my three legged cat, thanks.

My prairie dog is fantastic! I love him so much, he is so interactive and friendly, he only bites when we wrestle together and it doesnt hurt at all. Little does he know he will be neutered in the fall *Shhhh*. They are not a pet for everyone though, he requires a ton of attention.