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Thread: Erm, little confused over prices
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MaxOutrider
Sun Jan 25, 2004 6:42 pm
#1
I know there is a website with prices and stuff on it but I am a little confused by it. I am confused by the prices in respect to the amount of uses you can get out of it.
For example say I have 1 crispic with only 1 use. Does that mean I charge 50 credits for that crispic because it has 1 use, and if I had a crispic with 2 uses I would charge 100 credits? Is there a limit to this at all? I remember seeing at the bottom of that big chef guide that if you had a thing with 10 uses you can only charge 4x the amount stated. I have seen some food on my server (the high buff stuff) being priced a whole lot higher than just the 4x the stated price.
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Max-Dragon Outrider - Novice Chef
MoistureFarmerLin
Sun Jan 25, 2004 6:53 pm
#2
Finally! A question I can answer!
Go here:
http://www.thehegemon.com/chefpricing.htm
If that does not work, go here:
http://www.swgcenter.com/info/article.asp?ID=1129
Remember that these prices will void when the chef profession is revamped.
Glad I could help! Good luck and may the Force be with you.
fatgit
Sun Jan 25, 2004 7:00 pm
#3
I have a problem with "per use" charging. By making someone a better, longer lasting buff, you essentially nerf your income. To maximise income, you make lower quality items 
I have to admit to being lazy, and use the following :
Master items 2500 per stack
Level 4 items 2000 per stack
level 3 items 1500 per stack
level 2 items 1000 per stack
I still make a good profit, and I only make certain items. Of course, this is likely to change.
It is also very good for people that cba remembering a list of prices
I have to admit to being lazy, and use the following :
Master items 2500 per stack
Level 4 items 2000 per stack
level 3 items 1500 per stack
level 2 items 1000 per stack
I still make a good profit, and I only make certain items. Of course, this is likely to change.
It is also very good for people that cba remembering a list of prices
DashZero
Sun Jan 25, 2004 8:08 pm
#4
Negative, to maximize income, you make a high quality product so that people will come back for more. I price per charge, and I make high quality food. I go the extra mile for exceptional resources because I do get more money if theres points left after the buff quality is there. That was kind of a loaded claim to make.
fatgit wrote:
To maximise income, you make lower quality items
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