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Thread: What size container are you goign to use?
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PatxMaurs
Thu Feb 05, 2004 6:22 pm
#1
Iam personally going Large Glass. I feel its just waaay to expensive and time consuming to use casks, and barrels just seems ridiculous. However Iam going to carry 7 different drinks, those who will carry 2-3 I can see using Barrels.
Cadence73
Thu Feb 05, 2004 6:46 pm
#2
Under the old way, I always sold by the crate price, whether the crate held 75 uses or 400 uses.
Now I'm going by per use price for everything.
For things I can get a decent stack size without barrels, I'mgoing to use Barrels almost exclusively, because barrels multiply, not add.
For things that are difficult to increase the stack size, I'm going to use Large Glasses.
I'm going to use Light additives as often as I can, and heavy additives on special orders.
Uberhamster
Fri Feb 06, 2004 8:12 am
#4
Vishna wrote:
Barrels are broken hun.
Wonder if they'll patch that before publish...
Sroph
Fri Feb 06, 2004 8:28 am
#5
So far, i am planning to use small glasses as standard, but also offer some crates made with casks or even barrels ( assuming they will be fixed when it goes live ). If i will keep doing that for long will off course depend on how well they will sell.
Chewie101
Fri Feb 06, 2004 8:59 am
#6
Anything using rare meat and/or BE additives will be going into Barrels for me.
mrthx
Fri Feb 06, 2004 12:22 pm
#7
Until I find out what multiplication the barrels are I will say I am using casks cause arent they 3x? I already have 2000 trim made...waiting on another 2000.
SullyErna
Fri Feb 06, 2004 2:46 pm
#8
Will our customers be able to look at a crate and know the stack size or the container being used inside the crate. And I for the life of me can't tell how to know what stack size is in a crate now. Any help?
sciguyCO
Fri Feb 06, 2004 2:54 pm
#9
The current lack of "uses remaining" on crates of drinks is a bug fixed in this publish. They won't be able to see the container used, but I think customers will only really care about the stack size. Right after the revamp hit TC, the drink name defaulted to "<container> of <drink>", but was changed last weekto just the drink name, probably to keep people from renaming drinks made from glasses to "barrel of whatever".
SullyErna wrote:
Will our customers be able to look at a crate and know the stack size or the container being used inside the crate. And I for the life of me can't tell how to know what stack size is in a crate now. Any help?
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