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Thread: What will the most wanted BE-additives be?
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Blutzoll
Tue Feb 10, 2004 4:50 am
#1
What will the most wanted BE-additives be?
the earlier i know, the earlier i can get the resources and start the engines 
PSKstang
Tue Feb 10, 2004 7:27 am
#2
Im going for filling and buff size, and most likely in light so I can put it in more food. Id rather have alot of above average food available rather than a little bit of uber food available (of course I will make somef with heaviesto show off ).
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FoxWanderer
Tue Feb 10, 2004 7:46 am
#3
The medium nutrition additives are going to be my main priority. That will allow me to mass produce (hopefully) Vasarian Brandy with high quality.
I'll also be making light and heavy nutritional additives, and I'll make the other types of additivesas I get the resources for them, but the specific resource requirements (wild and domesticated meat) will be aprohibitive factor.
SirVimes
Tue Feb 10, 2004 8:14 am
#4
I think that you will have a better chance of mass producing the light additives for nutrition. I hope they still give you a good buff, and be able to mass produce them. Medium additives will be a lot more challenging to produce.
MikaelGueck
Tue Feb 10, 2004 8:18 am
#5
I just bought 100k of meat, so for me the most popular will probably be Broad-spectrum Nutrients which only requires 20 Creature Food.
GalinHawk
Tue Feb 10, 2004 8:49 am
#6
I'm thinking of focusing on filling so that more "mixes & matches" can be done with food.
But a relevant question: Do the BE additives add to the "research effect" on the food? For example, if you use a filling BE additive, will every research point spent on "filling" decrease it exponentially faster? I assume it will... which would make it hard to stay away from researching on the fillings!
But a relevant question: Do the BE additives add to the "research effect" on the food? For example, if you use a filling BE additive, will every research point spent on "filling" decrease it exponentially faster? I assume it will... which would make it hard to stay away from researching on the fillings!
Ezran
Tue Feb 10, 2004 11:45 am
#7
GalinHawk wrote:
But a relevant question: Do the BE additives add to the "research effect" on the food? For example, if you use a filling BE additive, will every research point spent on "filling" decrease it exponentially faster? I assume it will... which would make it hard to stay away from researching on the fillings!
Food Additives multiply the final product. Experimentation is identical to food without.
Check out this post for more info
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