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Thread: How much for Synthsteak
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SirVimes
Sun Feb 15, 2004 8:47 pm
#1
How much do you guys charge for synthsteak? I have been charging a fairly low price because I want people to get familiar with it.
Eerif
Sun Feb 15, 2004 8:55 pm
#2
Ive been charging 50k/crate for non-BE stuff, its not as hard to make as the drinks and some of the other food, so why not 
FelNuruodo
Sun Feb 15, 2004 9:08 pm
#3
I'm charging 25/k crate for almost everything i make right now, as long as it's not be...,
Syke
Sun Feb 15, 2004 11:47 pm
#4
25k/crate for non-BE...sells reasonably well at that price...but not so fast that it needs to be higher (yet)
ZetPistoleer
Mon Feb 16, 2004 12:07 am
#5
wow...i must have been selling them way too cheap..i was charging 12.5k per crate of synthsteak.
now i wonder, is 17.5k per crate of Small Glass Vasarian Brandy too cheap? let me know please.
TwoBits
Mon Feb 16, 2004 12:21 am
#6
I'm testing the market on Bria and have been handing out free samples. I have gotten 600 credits per steak with 4 uses, hand made.
Syke
Mon Feb 16, 2004 12:31 am
#7
I sell large glass brandy for 50k...so I'd imagine small glass brandy would be cheap at 17.5k I don't know how many uses the small glass gives, but you might consider bumping that up a bit.
fatgit
Mon Feb 16, 2004 3:37 am
#8
lol, I was about to do a run and charge 11250 per crate (works out at 10cpu - non-BE)
I have absolutely no idea what to charge on anything atm
I have absolutely no idea what to charge on anything atm
bob535
Mon Feb 16, 2004 3:39 am
#9
Damn you guys sell things at low prices, i should just buy your stuff and resell it
MikaelGueck
Mon Feb 16, 2004 4:12 am
#10
I currently only sell Brandy for profit, to recoup my initial investment into meat and other resources, and give out samples of different PvP foods away to the more prominent PvPers, trusting that they'll report on the effects and spread the good word.
In general, I believe the pure PvP foods will sell more cheaply than the PvE foods, as they are required in larger quantity and the combatant players are not earning credits using the buffs, as they would while performing PvE missions.
In general, I believe the pure PvP foods will sell more cheaply than the PvE foods, as they are required in larger quantity and the combatant players are not earning credits using the buffs, as they would while performing PvE missions.
mrthx
Mon Feb 16, 2004 4:22 am
#11
I am selling my Synthsteak which is all BE for 60k a crate...I should probably lower it based on what I am seeing here. Its pretty easy to make even with the BE additives
FelNuruodo
Mon Feb 16, 2004 4:38 am
#12
Syke wrote:
I sell large glass brandy for 50k...so I'd imagine small glass brandy would be cheap at 17.5k I don't know how many uses the small glass gives, but you might consider bumping that up a bit.
don't make large glass brandy.
chasem31
Mon Feb 16, 2004 5:17 am
#13
I also am making the Brandy as the profit maker while I sell the rest for a little over cost to get the public acquanted with the new foods. Sold out the crates (25) of 18 charge brandy in less than 2 hours at 362500 a pop. Sell the single casks (18 charge) for 15300. Those are also selling faster than I would care to see.
How are sales on non-BE foods going? I have only looked into selling the BE versions - but if there proves to be a market for the base model food - then I may have to look into that for when my BE supplier gets backed up.
Chasem S'rewop
Kettemoor Chef
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