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For BOH!! you want a Heavy additive which is Intelligent Nanonutrient for Potency, You could go with a multisaccharide pentamate for Duration!! you can also use Medium and Small additives instead of using a Heavy, you just wont get as big bonus for using the samller version!!

Ok, thanks for that.

Message Edited by Nosyd on 06-22-2005 01:13 AM

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Nosyd wrote:

I'm looking to buy some additives to add to my food & Drink.

I see on a vendor this: Heavy Food Addative - 115nb - full run (999) for 1.5 mill

How do I know what sort of tisues this has in it ?

To be honest I don't understand this at all. Could someone explain how this all works or show me where to look, please. Before I waist 1.5 mill on something I don't want.

Cheers

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Broken down, that means you'll be getting 40 crates of 115 nutrition bonus (nb) additives. From the sound of it (999 gave it away), these have already been turned into food additives, as opposed to being raw BE tissues, that we chefs normally need to add water to, in order to get additives.

Tissues = Raw BE produced items. Cannot be used in food without first adding water.
Additives = Completed items that can be directly used in foods

The nutrition bonus means that these tissues will boost the nutritional value (buff) of whatever you use them in, and 1.5 million sounds like a nice price.

Ah, I see. So the nb in the title denotes what tissue was used. So if it said CE it would mean Carbocaloric Eliminator ?

That was the bit confusing me

Well, actually, the name of the tissue is 'intelligent nanonutrients', but the only thing that makes sense would be that 'nb' stood for 'nutrition bonus', but it never hurts to e-mail the vendor owner to double check.

Message Edited by MaliaMing on 06-21-2005 05:35 PM

Also be aware that the merchant could just drop 40 pieces of junk into the backpack and name it like that.

To be certain write an email and try to get him to trade it to you without pack