Chef Archive
Thread: List of Bugs
SirVimes wrote:
Vercupti of Agazza Boleruuee does not work. We had had reports this has no effect on animals.
works fine if you drag it onto the animal.
I'm trying to use broad-spectrum nutrients in Vasarian Brandy and it's not letting me add it in the medium additive slot.
I tried it on other medium and light slots as well and same thing...keeps telling me that I cannot use this item in the slot.
The BE that made them says they're post patch, so is this a bug?
A commonly missed step: the tissues you get from the BE can only be used in the "additve" components you get at Dom Arts IV (light), Novice chef (medium) and Master chef (heavy). Those additives are what get included in the foods, not the tissues themselves.
Valor wrote:
I'm trying to use broad-spectrum nutrients in Vasarian Brandy and it's not letting me add it in the medium additive slot.
I tried it on other medium and light slots as well and same thing...keeps telling me that I cannot use this item in the slot.
The BE that made them says they're post patch, so is this a bug?
Greatsails wrote:
Derr wrote:
Aitha is bugged. When you have mind wounds and drink until it hits the place on your mind stat where the wounds are..instant incap.
Not only that, if you happen to quaf Aitha while on a Muon Gold downer, you actually have the value of the intended heal **subtracted** from your mind pool.
- 1000 Mind natural
- 1500 Mind with Muon for 10 minutes.
- 500 Mind with the Muon downer for 3 minutes.
- 380 Mind while on the Muon downer if I consumeone shot of Aitha with a heal value of 120.
- 260 if you do it again, and so on. Didn't test to see if this would incap.
- Normally at the expiration of the downer, you get a 500 point mind heal. I was hoping that I'd get back the Aithapoints that were so buggishly taken from me. Didn't.
There is a Chef drink that heals mind also, I can't recall the name, and I have not tested that (I'm not a Chef, just a Master Artisan). Some of you may want to test that also.
Edit: Just tested. It *will* incap. On the downer, take enough Aitha, down you go. Also, the numbers I give above aren't so cut and dried. The Aitha I'm using to test with has a heal value of 148. Each time I consumed an Aitha while downered, my combat tab shows the following:
"You feel refreshed. 148 points of mind damage have been healed."
However, not only was I not healed, but the damage I took wasn't even equal to 148, like I thought on first noticing it. Damage #'s floating above my head were, on 4 trys:
- -91
- -178
- -348
- -243
I can't explain why the damage I took varied so widely, but those are the numbers.
Message Edited by Greatsails on 02-22-2004 09:35 AM
I agree that Aitha is bugged, and I believe Blue Milk is, too.
Here's a screenshot showing my own situation:
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=43073
Faymar wrote:
The Chef "mind heal drink" is Blue Milk. I've gotten all my friends addicted to it and no complaints of unexpected incaps or damage taken. I have just checked, drinking it to the"wound point" has no ill effect. As far as I can see, this bug is Aitha specific.
Have a friend test that Blue Milk while on the downer from Muon Gold.
Mister_Bones wrote:
Some foods list the experimentation wrongly. For example Creams and Blue milk both list the nutritional value as 50%DR 50% OQ, yet actual results would say that they are like most other foods and that it is in fact 66%PE 33%OQ.
Karkan Ribenes is also wrong.
Filling is actually 75% DR / 25% OQ, not the 66% FL / 33% OQ listed.
Quantity is actually 25% DR / 75% PE, not the 33% OQ / 66% PE listed.
Didn't check nutrition.
Mutton
Sykes wrote:Sorry, but you are mistaken.
If that stat is missing, a 1 is substituted. SV or other chefs here will be happy to provide better examples, but this is a fact. That is why every single combine using bone and or hide is garbage in comparison.
Actually, Tyler is correct. I just tried this with Ormachek:
10 Meat, OQ: 979, PE: 900
20 Beans, OQ: 967, PE: 998
10 Bristley Hide, OQ: 938
I was able to experiment nutrition (33% OQ / 66% PE) up to 96% with these ingredients, which fits the method Tyler described. If the bristley hide were being assigned a value of 1 for PE, no Ormachek could ever go above 83% nutrition even with ideal ingredients.
The problem with Garrmorl is that none of the ingredients can provide the flavor or PE.
Mutton