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Thread: Quick chef grind
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mbhmasterbountyhunter
Mon Apr 12, 2004 3:29 pm
#1
Is there any real way to grind chef quicklY?I just hit novice and it's pretty slow,any tips or advice?
GrolenOvrDhouje
Mon Apr 12, 2004 3:45 pm
#2
#1) Read the Chef FAQ
#2) make your crafting macro, useing soypro
#3) grind with soypro to synthsteak
#4) grind with synthsteaks up to kiwik swirls up to master
I chose to go novice --> 1-0-0-0 --> 1-3-0-0 --> 1-3-0-4, then went for master.. guess it was so i could answer my own curiosity about how good a non-Master Chef could craft with all the available experimentation points. After you get the kiwik swirl schematics, it does go alot quicker. Good luck, hope this helps you to get to master quickly.. and dont forget, u need lotsa berries, lots and lots of berries.
#2) make your crafting macro, useing soypro
#3) grind with soypro to synthsteak
#4) grind with synthsteaks up to kiwik swirls up to master
I chose to go novice --> 1-0-0-0 --> 1-3-0-0 --> 1-3-0-4, then went for master.. guess it was so i could answer my own curiosity about how good a non-Master Chef could craft with all the available experimentation points. After you get the kiwik swirl schematics, it does go alot quicker. Good luck, hope this helps you to get to master quickly.. and dont forget, u need lotsa berries, lots and lots of berries.
mbhmasterbountyhunter
Mon Apr 12, 2004 4:03 pm
#3
Thanks for the advice,i grinded the soypro,now i have chef 1 0 0 0 but in order to grind synthsteak i need light food additives but i can never find them,any idea how i can get them?
sciguyCO
Mon Apr 12, 2004 4:15 pm
#4
Additves are an optional component, you don't have to include them.
If you want to use them (they are handy for boosting buff size/duration), you first have to get a tissue/supplement (not sure what they're called nowadays) from a bioengineer, add water to make a light food additive (gained at Dom Arts IV, listed under the "components" section of the crafting tool's food tab), and then put that into the final food. There are four types; one for each food experimentation category (filling, flavor, nutrition, quantity); and each type comes in three sizes (one for light additives, one for medium additives, one for large additives).
mbhmasterbountyhunter
Mon Apr 12, 2004 4:16 pm
#5
OMG thank you so much sciguy,i always thought you needed the additives,thansk again!!
darksithmage
Mon Apr 12, 2004 4:33 pm
#6
I wouldn't bother making synth steaks unless you have hides to get rid of if you do then yeah they're the way to go til dessert 3. (chefing is fun 
it's great roleplay for my alt, it's nice to have a "normal" character aside from my FS pursuing toon)
it's great roleplay for my alt, it's nice to have a "normal" character aside from my FS pursuing toon)
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