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I have just beening experiemnting with these two and this is want i have come up with

Flameout

162% Damage reduction

3 Attacks

60 Fill

Vercupti

+903 on Stats

7 Mins 54 Sec

Fill 57

Quantiy 2

As I have never made these before can you let me know if these are any good or not. and if they are what sort of price

Cheers

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Garryk Redlum

As I'm sure many others would point out, there's no reason to use a nutrition bonus in Flameout. Try a filling or quantity additive because with decent resources, it's pretty easy to get very close to 100% anyway. Biggest complaint from users is the high filling, but with the faster 30m digestion this may be less of a problem for those that plan ahead and drink it in advance.

FYI -- Flameout isn't a big seller for me btw with the low number of attacks it protects against. People stick with Synthsteak (43% dmg reduction/36 attacks) or even exo-protein in a pinch. I just keep it on the menu for completeness and the occassional sale.

Vercupti sells very well, but only if it hits the magic 50 fill (or less) mark. Those aren't bad stats, but on Kettemoor it probably wouldn't sell for much because of the filling. Either move some more points into the filling or use better resources that are slanted toward low filling (maybe at the expense of buff strength though).

Good luck!

Dular

Dular's Restaurant - Kettemoor

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I was able to get some flameout to 88% DR for 6 attacks and 50 filling (used a crappy flavor additive). In that state it's actually kinda usable for Jedi, although most players wouldn't want to sacrifice the brandy use.

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