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Thread: Citros Snow Cake and Crispic
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Duende1
Thu Oct 14, 2004 11:24 am
#1
Hi,
I took a cursory glance at these two and it seems that the Crispic is just a weaker version of the Citros. Now is this true or is the power in Crispic derived from stacking it (or suuport for other food combinations) with its' 25 filling?
Thanks.
sciguyCO
Thu Oct 14, 2004 11:47 am
#2
Except for the stat buff foods, you cannot stack two foods that give the same bonus. So you can't eat two +40 citros snow cake and get +80 accuracy. You also can't eat a +40 snow cake and a +25 crispic to get +65. Trying to do so gives you the message "you are already under the effect of that food" (which can be a little confusing if you're actually eating two different types of food), you don't use up a charge of the second food, and you keep the bonus from only the first one you ate.
The benefit of Crispic is that it has a lower filling, so you can cram more foods (that have to have a different bonus) into your stomach. So if you only need a little bit of an accuracy edge, and need the extra 8-10 filling space, Crispic might be a better choice.
Minotauro
Thu Oct 14, 2004 2:23 pm
#3
my Citros is +43 =P
sciguyCO wrote:
Except for the stat buff foods, you cannot stack two foods that give the same bonus. So you can't eat two +40 citros snow cake and get +80 accuracy. You also can't eat a +40 snow cake and a +25 crispic to get +65. Trying to do so gives you the message "you are already under the effect of that food" (which can be a little confusing if you're actually eating two different types of food), you don't use up a charge of the second food, and you keep the bonus from only the first one you ate.
The benefit of Crispic is that it has a lower filling, so you can cram more foods (that have to have a different bonus) into your stomach. So if you only need a little bit of an accuracy edge, and need the extra 8-10 filling space, Crispic might be a better choice.
sciguyCO
Thu Oct 14, 2004 3:31 pm
#4
Minotauro wrote:
my Citros is +43 =P
sciguyCO wrote:
Except for the stat buff foods, you cannot stack two foods that give the same bonus. So you can't eat two +40 citros snow cake and get +80 accuracy. You also can't eat a +40 snow cake and a +25 crispic to get +65. Trying to do so gives you the message "you are already under the effect of that food" (which can be a little confusing if you're actually eating two different types of food), you don't use up a charge of the second food, and you keep the bonus from only the first one you ate.
The benefit of Crispic is that it has a lower filling, so you can cram more foods (that have to have a different bonus) into your stomach. So if you only need a little bit of an accuracy edge, and need the extra 8-10 filling space, Crispic might be a better choice.
/ahem
Round numbers were used solely as an example. +41, 42, or 43 are more likely the values you'll see from your local chefs.
Sheesh, do we really need a "my rolling pin is bigger than yours" contest going? 
Minotauro
Thu Oct 14, 2004 4:19 pm
#5
sciguyCO wrote:
Minotauro wrote:
my Citros is +43 =P
sciguyCO wrote:
Except for the stat buff foods, you cannot stack two foods that give the same bonus. So you can't eat two +40 citros snow cake and get +80 accuracy. You also can't eat a +40 snow cake and a +25 crispic to get +65. Trying to do so gives you the message "you are already under the effect of that food" (which can be a little confusing if you're actually eating two different types of food), you don't use up a charge of the second food, and you keep the bonus from only the first one you ate.
The benefit of Crispic is that it has a lower filling, so you can cram more foods (that have to have a different bonus) into your stomach. So if you only need a little bit of an accuracy edge, and need the extra 8-10 filling space, Crispic might be a better choice.
/ahem
Round numbers were used solely as an example. +41, 42, or 43 are more likely the values you'll see from your local chefs.
Sheesh, do we really need a "my rolling pin is bigger than yours" contest going?
no...mine is clearly bigger.... 
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