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I recently just finished mass producing sunburns for my vendor, and I would like to mass produce Breath of Heavens for my next line of foods, but before I start I was hoping I could get a few questions answered:

1. What should I experiment on the most in Aludium p36?

2. Does flavor in the Aludium p36/BoH resources affect anything? Or is it just OQ?

3. Which would the consumer like most in their BoH? Charges, duration, effect?

Thanks in advance

I don't believe that there is any evidence that the quality of the components (Aludium alcohol) bears any relationship to the final quality of the product. In fact, most posters who claim to have tested this indicate that the quality of the component products has no bearing on the final product's attributes. I have not tested this extensively, but I would tend to agree.

Raw material quality, however, definitely bears on the quality of the final product and your ability to experiment its value up.

As to the three elements of food (duration, quality and quantity), I would say that most look for quality of the buffs.

How you make and experiment the alcohols matters. Since the last big patch, it matters even more. Even stuff like carbosyrup is affecting final products in much more noticeable ways, depending on how its been experimented.

My theory is that flavor has gone from not mattering at all, to mattering as much as OQ and PE. Anyone who has made a lot of stuff since the big patch, please add your comments about your results in the last few days.

Eddy

How you make the alcohol matters.

Just for fun, experiment a batch for full quantity.

Sadly duration/effectiveness does not seem to be THAT important....

I made some that were 29 uses...

Nepenthes

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