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Thread: Experimentation on BE Additives

Phredrick
Sat Jan 31, 2004 1:24 am
#1

I've seen the changes that experimentation on components no longer effects the final product...but is this also true for BE Additives?



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sciguyCO
Sat Jan 31, 2004 1:34 am
#2

The additives themselves can't be experimented on. They only inherit the bonuses from the BE tissue.


So the BE experiments the tissue, the chef experiments the final food, the additive component....just sits there as an additional step for the chef to make on the way to the final food.





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Phredrick
Wed Feb 04, 2004 10:46 am
#3

I'm confused..what tissues? The ingredients are just organics, flora food, and creature food on one. So if you cant experiment on the additive combine..where is the experimentation?





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PSKstang
Wed Feb 04, 2004 10:51 am
#4

Experimentation comes from the BE. A BE can experiment on the tissue, then he gives us the tissue. We take the tissue, add a little water (it can be any quality) and we pop it in the oven and you're done. There is no experimentation so you can use any type of water you want. In my opinion its a useless, time consuming step, but it could be worse.



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Phredrick
Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:39 am
#5

So lets apply this to a direct example and make sure I understand:


Intelligent Nanonutrients - nutritional - 55 Organic, 35 Flora, 20 Creature Food


A BE takes the above ingredients, experiments, and gets the above product. We then have to add this product with some (how much?) water. Quality doesnt matter at this stage and there is no experimentation..and we get something else (what?)..this something else is what we actually add as a component into food/drink.



Is that right? Can anybody fill in the blanks?




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Ezran
Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:43 am
#6



Phredrick wrote:

So lets apply this to a direct example and make sure I understand:

Intelligent Nanonutrients - nutritional - 55 Organic, 35 Flora, 20 Creature Food

A BE takes the above ingredients, experiments, and gets the above product. We then have to add this product with some (how much?) water. Quality doesnt matter at this stage and there is no experimentation..and we get something else (what?)..this something else is what we actually add as a component into food/drink.

Is that right? Can anybody fill in the blanks?




This is right, the water amount isn't much (20 or less), and what comes out is a "Light/Medium/Heavy Food Additive." That's what goes into the slot in food/drinks.

Check the "On BE Additives" post I made a while back. It has a complete account of what a chef sees when doing food additives:

http://forums.station.sony.com/swg/board/message?board.id=chef&message.id=23275



Ezran
Drenarb
Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:45 am
#7

I believe you've got it right, Predrick. These additives are going to be something like the carbosyrups and soypros of the old food and chef ways. I think. I may be wrong, and probably am.



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Phredrick
Wed Feb 04, 2004 12:03 pm
#8

Cheers, it makes sense to me now. The word tissues was just really throwing me off.



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