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Ewww, I feel with you

Stash em!

Why is it worthless?

Cos anything below 100 has no effect on healing times.

To be fair, I don't think he was telling you to beta test the game, he was asking why you didn't test the efficacy of the product before making such a large run. Regardless of whether Sony sucks or not (no comment on which side I think they lean toward), it's common knowledge that there are a lot of borked chef foods and drinks at present time. The best way to avoid finding yourself in a situation like yours is to make one piece of the food, find someone you know to either use it or find someone you can use it with, and test it to be sure it really works as stated. Or there's always the trusty chef forums, since you would have easily found that information here had you checked prior to your factory run.

I'm not trying to give you a hard time, as I COMPLETELY agree that the havla issue needs to be addressed, but I just wanted to offer a little insight for future reference.

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Qbx9 wrote:

MaliaMing,

Thanks for the softer tone in your message. I understand that you (unlike someone else in this thread) are genuinely only trying to help.

However, I must again reiterate that I am not here to beta test this game. I can live with this bug and have lived with it for a long time now. In fact, if you remember, Havla wouldn't work formost if it was above 100. These crates were made during that timeframe and I've been waiting patiently ever since for SOE to fix this bug.

I don't pay to beta test nor should any of you. I am willing to live with bugs as long as they are fixed in a timely manner especially in a game that we are all paying for and I firmly believe most of us are willing to do the same.

Now, why don't you direct your attention at SOE in an effort to have SOE actually do something about all the bugs in this game instead of trying to make me jump through more hoops? Peraonally, Havla sounds like a great place to start.

This bug has gone on for too long and needs to be fixed.

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You are not beta testing the game you are playing it. Games have bugs, deal with it. Trust me there are way too many more significant bugs in this game, the +100 only havla issue is minor. You made 200 crates of a bugged product. Sorry to say but that is pretty stupid. Come here and complain when you could have easily come here and researched the product and round out in 2 minutes that it is bugged. (not to mention the fact that most players already know about the havla bug, due to numerous posts by swg and announcements, etc.).

bottom line.. it's a minor bug. Sorry you got screwed but really its your own fault.

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Qbx9 wrote:

OMG... what do I pay SONY FOR?

This dude WENGEL thinks I should beta test the game and then pay SONY to play.

DUDE YOU ARE MESSED UP!

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I'm not the one standing with 200 crates of useless food because someone didn't verified if it had been fixed before making it.

If you don't like the game, you can cancel your subscription. Games have bugs. ALL games have bugs. I personally consider other bugs a bit more important that fixing havla.

If you don't like the replies from me, you shouldn't have made this thread. Bottom line is that this is your own fault. You knew it was bugged, but didn't check on the forum, or by making a single test-item first. You paid for that now.