Chef Archive
Thread: Dodge Foods
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AmonTheGod
Fri Feb 20, 2004 9:57 am
#1
Hi all, what's the name of chef made items that give bonus to dodge? and is it broken in-game atm or working? A price check would be nice too... thanks
PSKstang
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:00 am
#2
Yes its broken atm. And I am not going to tell you the names, but will give you something more valuable 
. Look at the stickies on top of the forums and you will find a thread with lots of useful information. There you can find what each food does, what skill it takes, resources, numbers, etc. etc.
. Look at the stickies on top of the forums and you will find a thread with lots of useful information. There you can find what each food does, what skill it takes, resources, numbers, etc. etc.Anyways good luck.
AmonTheGod
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:02 am
#3
Thanks, that's all I really needed to know if they worked or not. This thread can die now 
jeditao
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:07 am
#4
To my knowledge, dodge food works if you have that skill and use a pistol or one handed weapon.
SirVimes
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:14 am
#5
jeditao wrote:
To my knowledge, dodge food works if you have that skill and use a pistol or one handed weapon.
Actually, not true. They are suppose to work for everybody. Everybody should have the chance to dodge, but pistoleers and fancers have a better chance.
And this should be working in the next publish.
jeditao
Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:17 am
#6
I know, but I'm talking about the current situation.They only work for fencers and pistoleers now, don't they?
Tycho238
Sat Jun 04, 2005 11:54 am
#7
I didn't see any topics about this after a quick scan of the first page of the forum and the recent issues topic....forgive me if I'm being redundant.
Basically, do the dodge foods still work in combat? Specifically Pikatta Pie and Air Cake. I have yet to make any post-CU, but from using my pre-CU leftovers with my main combat character, I haven't noticed much of a difference by using them.
Are they working as intended, but NPC damage output is so high now that it really doesn't matter whether you have them or not? Or is the stat broken?
Basically, do the dodge foods still work in combat? Specifically Pikatta Pie and Air Cake. I have yet to make any post-CU, but from using my pre-CU leftovers with my main combat character, I haven't noticed much of a difference by using them.
Are they working as intended, but NPC damage output is so high now that it really doesn't matter whether you have them or not? Or is the stat broken?
ChefVomit
Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:44 pm
#8
As far as I know, no one knows exactly how they are working right now. I can tell you that based on my own tests, they dont really do much. They mitigate about 1% damage, and are still listed as a dodge enhancer, but I havent noticed a difference in the number of hits your opponent lands on you.
If anyone else has done more tests on this, please post your results. As it stands, it appears it appears to be broken.
If anyone else has done more tests on this, please post your results. As it stands, it appears it appears to be broken.
dowdell3000
Sat Jun 04, 2005 4:03 pm
#9
People are definitly still buyin the pie of my vendors... havent tested myslef first hand, but assuming one of my customers may have noticed the difference.
Nicka
Sat Jun 04, 2005 8:58 pm
#10
Pre CU I was using pittaka pie in combat I noticed a large differnce in my ability to get hit less...
Post CU I have yet to notice any difference at all... this is using the exact same pie
Tycho238
Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:23 am
#11
It seems SOE has taken the game from one extreme to the other. Before, stat buffs were required to play. Now, they are not required at all for the most part, and they even changed the way things work to prevent people from wanting a little advantage. (AKA: food stacking, which IMO wasn't a problem. Now there is really nothing worth making than the Artisan foods that each buff HAM regen seperately) 
I_Zombi
Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:33 am
#12
i did some testing a while back and posted the results. with pikatta i got hit about 8% less by a same-CL critter and took some 15.5% less damage per hit.
dowdell3000
Sun Jun 05, 2005 1:13 pm
#13
I_Zombi wrote:
i did some testing a while back and posted the results. with pikatta i got hit about 8% less by a same-CL critter and took some 15.5% less damage per hit.
Hmm, well thats interesting to know. Maybe it is working then..
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