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Thread: Bio Engineer question for the Chefs
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Dr_Wookie
Mon Feb 16, 2004 11:49 pm
#1
I am a Master BE and I am thinking of reducing my pet making and getting into the micronutrients to sell to chefs. Vasarian brandy seems to be hot right now. My question is, what micronutrients are chefs looking for in the brandy? One told me medium, but that seemed kind of vague. All of the nutrients seem to have a name. Some are calorie reducers etc. And since I am hoping to set up a factory to make crates of micronutrients, is there a spot on the MB that maybe has average prices per crate of different nutrients I can sell to chefs? I know it is different on each server, but I just want a general idea so I don't start off badly. THX for any info guys!
P.S. If you're on Kauri and you need a good BE pet, give me a tell.
sciguyCO
Tue Feb 17, 2004 12:10 am
#2
You should sell crates of tissues for 10 creditseach. 
The nutrition tissues (micronutrient, broad spectrum nutrient, intelligent nanonutrients) will probably be the most in-demand ones, since these increase the size of the buff. Next would be the ones that increase duration (the Mulitisaccharides). The quantity tissues (hyper yeast additive, yeast concentrate, nanoconstructors) and filling tissues (carboreductive catalyst, caloric conversion, carbocaloric eliminator) would probably be special-order. The quantity ones might be more useful in drinks, since the multiplier from the tissue stacks with the one from the container. And I think the filling reduction tissues are only really useful when included in very high-filling foods; although a filling-enhanced flameout seems a likely seller.
Chefs will also be wanting factory crates, the larger the run the better.Since thats the main way we sell our products, we'd need crates of identical tissues to doour factory runs.
I've got a breakdown of the tissues on my revamp chart, along with which ones are light, medium, or heavy. So when a chef asks you for a "Medium nutrition", you can tell they want Broad-spectrum nutrients.
http://home.comcast.net/~sciguyco/swg/FoodChart.htm
wisp1422
Tue Feb 17, 2004 5:15 am
#4
Well in any case making all t he micronutrients (small,med.extc.) would be appreciated as if all the other servers are the same as Gorath the micronutrients are rare to find due to BE not making them or something.
Ophistes
Tue Feb 17, 2004 5:43 am
#5
Right now Broad Spectrum Nutrients are the way to go as everyone and his dog is yelling 'Brandy, Brandy, Brandy'.
Dr_Wookie
Tue Feb 17, 2004 10:15 am
#6
THX for the info. Really helped. But I still need to know a roundabout price for a crate of Broad Spectrum.
Dr_Wookie
Tue Feb 17, 2004 12:05 pm
#7
Since I am new to the experimenting of micronutrients, I am not sure how good this stuff is. Obly used to pet stats. I made some broad spectrum that was 85 after experimenting. How good is this stuff??
sciguyCO
Tue Feb 17, 2004 12:43 pm
#8
Dr_Wookie wrote:
Since I am new to the experimenting of micronutrients, I am not sure how good this stuff is. Obly used to pet stats. I made some broad spectrum that was 85 after experimenting. How good is this stuff??
The number is the %bonus given to whatever category the tissue enhances. So a food using that broad spectrum would have a buff size 185% normal. A Brandy normally having +200 M/F/W would have +370 when using that tissue.
Just in case it's not obvious, that's good (especially since I think I saw that broad spectrums top out at 90).
Shadowmant
Tue Feb 17, 2004 2:37 pm
#9
Medium Tissues range from 60-90 (90 being 1000 in all 3 applicable stats for every component)
Anything 80+ I would say is usefull and you would need decent components to make. Anything under....well, you had better give a nice discount to get them off your shelf.
Anything 80+ I would say is usefull and you would need decent components to make. Anything under....well, you had better give a nice discount to get them off your shelf.
Dr_Wookie
Tue Feb 17, 2004 10:04 pm
#10
Ok so I make a draft schematic of Broad Spectrum nutrients and it is in my datapad. Then all of a sudden I keep getting emails saying that it is no longer used in the game and I should delete it. But this is the only Broad Spectrum nutrient in my list when I begin to craft it. I craft on my own +44.2 crafting station as well. Is there a different name for the stuff. Someone told me there was a new thing. Could someone give me the exact name I should be looking for when I start to craft it? THX
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