Chef Archive

just throwing out some ideas, i've been a chef now for awhile, long before the chef revamp.

i keep hearing that combat medics are complaining that they can't make money with their profession, how about if they were able to make components for chef's to use in the additive slot to make poisonous foods. The food could be used by all professions to throw into mobs of creatures, after the mob eats the food they become posioned, making for an easy kill(or you could jsut restrict it to a scout trap).

the second idea is a molotov coctail for commando's, commando's would throw it like a grenade and the cocktail would have a blast radius depending on the size of bottle used. small glasses would obviously have the smallest blast radius while casks would have the largest thrown radius. Kegs on the other hand would need to be placed and not thrown and would act like a powder keg .

lets face it, the only reason for this thread is because i wanna throw a molotov cockail, and i think it would be fun to make food weapons.

Molotov Cocktails had zero food in them, lol, it'sjusta glass bottle filled with gasoline with an oily rag acting as a fuse.

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and where are they supposed to get the bottle

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and where are they supposed to get the bottle? from big bad mr. chef

couldn't a molotov cocktail be made with alcohol too?

i'd also like to see some napalm too (i know, napalm has nothing to do with chefs)

Poison foods would be hilarious..anyone ever played Tenchu: Stealth assasins?

I'm reminded of some hapless guard reaching for a box of rice that's lying on the ground, and he scarfs it down and starts to convulse in agony.

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