Chef Archive
Thread: i need help grinding chef
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JediInitate
Wed Dec 22, 2004 9:52 pm
#2
Novice Chef: Soypro, 10 cereal, 10 vegetable, 80 xp (84 in practice mode).
Desserts I: Pastebread, 20 wheat, 10 oats, 10 water, 160 xp (168 in practice mode).
Entrees I: Synthsteak: 20 vegetables, 20 cereal, 5 hide, 180 xp (189 in practice mode).
Desserts III: Kiwik Clusjo Swirl: 40 berries, 20 fruits, 20 water, 260 xp (278 in practice mode).
Taken from Sciguys FAQ
Desserts I: Pastebread, 20 wheat, 10 oats, 10 water, 160 xp (168 in practice mode).
Entrees I: Synthsteak: 20 vegetables, 20 cereal, 5 hide, 180 xp (189 in practice mode).
Desserts III: Kiwik Clusjo Swirl: 40 berries, 20 fruits, 20 water, 260 xp (278 in practice mode).
Taken from Sciguys FAQ
Ankor
Wed Dec 22, 2004 11:29 pm
#3
You may consider the FAQ
it's helpfully stickied for good reason.
it's helpfully stickied for good reason.
Message Edited by Ankor on 12-22-2004 10:30 PM
sfubar
Thu Dec 30, 2004 9:36 am
#4
is this the most efficent way, or the fastest way? ie is there a faster way if you happen to have an insane amount of resources at hand?
MijelRiak
Thu Dec 30, 2004 3:19 pm
#5
efficiant = fastest
1) welcome to the proff. and congrats for pickinga good carrear choice that is rewarding and proffitable - with sufficant up front investments.
2) read the FAQ's
3) print the menu's
4) memorize the menus
5) see #4
6) prepare for customer questions such as "i'm looking for a bread thingy that does buffs to all states"
7) did i mention read the FAQ's up top?
8) make friends with 2 tailors, and 10 BE's
9) read www.swgcraft.com current resource spawns - and try to harv. your own stuff
10) good luck 
sfubar
Thu Dec 30, 2004 3:33 pm
#6
MijelRiak wrote:
efficiant = fastest Actually efficiant is the fastest way using the least material
1) welcome to the proff. and congrats for pickinga good carrear choice that is rewarding and proffitable - with sufficant up front investments.TY
2) read the FAQ's Started but I dont like how many links are in it.
3) print the menu's Printer is shafted lol
4) memorize the menus Think I'll write em instead lol
5) see #4 Okies
6) prepare for customer questions such as "i'm looking for a bread thingy that does buffs to all states" That was me that said that!!
7) did i mention read the FAQ's up top? Errrmm no....oh wait yes....or did you??
8) make friends with 2 tailors, and 10 BE's Knew about the BE's but not about the tailors, clothes in food??
9) read www.swgcraft.com current resource spawns - and try to harv. your own stuff Used for a while, it rocks
10) good luck
RaitaNaan
Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:37 pm
#7
I found grinding Kiwik Clusjo Swirl (recommended in the FAQ) to be insanely expensive. Granted, I was a crafting newbie, and didn't have the foresight to harvest everything ahead of time. After having mastered chef and then trying out FS grinding, I found that doing protato was much better. I only needed 1 stack of vegetables, instead of 3 stacks of fruit/berries/water. I didn't have to move my mouse to click anything. I could eat everything I made during the grinding process if I timed my macro correctly for double the XP. If I had to do it all over again, I would grind protato instead.
MixedNuts
Fri Dec 31, 2004 10:46 am
#9
Wow! I guess I'm not the only one crazy about protato.
Resources needed:
5 organic (use veggies) + 20 vegetables = 25 veggies
XP per protato = 100
UXP for consuming the protato = 50
Total XP = 150 (6 XP per unit!!!)
Advantages:
1. You need fewer resources to master chef (135k give or take?)
2. You only need to survey for one resource (assuming you will harvest it yourself)
Disadvantages:
1. Takes about twice as much time as grinding with Kiwik
Protato = cost-efficient but not very time-efficient
I, too, am doing the FS grind with protato. The trick is to set it up so that you have your inventory open in the background while the crafting macro is running. Since you only need to click one resource, you don't need to move your mouse. After you've double-clicked your resources and the crafting windows are gone, you can click the protato that is produced in your inventory window. Everything has to be strategically placed.
It's a matter of preference. I'm lazy and don't wanna harvest more than one resource if I can avoid it. I especially hate looking for water!! But I'm happy with the protato method.
Good luck.
Resources needed:
5 organic (use veggies) + 20 vegetables = 25 veggies
XP per protato = 100
UXP for consuming the protato = 50
Total XP = 150 (6 XP per unit!!!)
Advantages:
1. You need fewer resources to master chef (135k give or take?)
2. You only need to survey for one resource (assuming you will harvest it yourself)
Disadvantages:
1. Takes about twice as much time as grinding with Kiwik
Protato = cost-efficient but not very time-efficient
I, too, am doing the FS grind with protato. The trick is to set it up so that you have your inventory open in the background while the crafting macro is running. Since you only need to click one resource, you don't need to move your mouse. After you've double-clicked your resources and the crafting windows are gone, you can click the protato that is produced in your inventory window. Everything has to be strategically placed.
It's a matter of preference. I'm lazy and don't wanna harvest more than one resource if I can avoid it. I especially hate looking for water!! But I'm happy with the protato method.
Good luck.
RaitaNaan
Fri Dec 31, 2004 5:41 pm
#10
Oops, that's right. 50 additional XP, not double.
Anyway, ditto everything said above. I place/size all my windows juuuuust right so that I can eat a bunch of protatos while I grind without excessive mouse movement. I did a lot of FS grinding directly after I completed the Force Experimentation quest, but my steam sure ran out after the 2nd week.
Anyway, ditto everything said above. I place/size all my windows juuuuust right so that I can eat a bunch of protatos while I grind without excessive mouse movement. I did a lot of FS grinding directly after I completed the Force Experimentation quest, but my steam sure ran out after the 2nd week.
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