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Thread: What foods and drinks are useful to CH's

SB_Antimony
Wed Apr 28, 2004 9:34 am
#1


When I left the game a while back food and drinks where horribly borked. Now it seems that everyone is eating and drinking to their hearts content. Even their pets get a little chow too, or so I've heard. What are the foods and drinks that are most useful to CH's? What do they do, and how much of a bonus should I be looking for when buying them? Are there any down sides to using them? Thanks for any and all help.


Antimony
Dranak
Wed Apr 28, 2004 10:09 am
#2

Well, here is a good list of the new benefits to Chef food.



http://www.gamekast.com/swg/foodtables.html







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anastasia_70
Wed Apr 28, 2004 10:16 am
#3


I use only 2 thing...jawa beer (have no idea if it ever helps though) and almond kweevuu (spelling?) pastries. The jawa beer is suppose to help with your mask scent and the pastries give you a + to your taming. I usually only use it on aggro stuff. Nothing sucks more than trying to tame something, having it aggro on you and kicking it in the head before you realize it because you're a TK. Lost a lot of good tames that way... but hope this helps. And if anyone has any different foods I'd love to hear about it. Oh I do have somethings that are suppose to be pet buffs but I haven't seen any evidence that they work... one is paste bread and the other one I can't remember the name.



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Swampduke
Wed Apr 28, 2004 10:23 am
#4

Blap Biscuit is supposed to raise the pets HAM/health but the 2 crates i used by now didn't add a single point.


as for the kicking.
i prevent myself from doing so by equipping a 'Taming-CDEF pistol' some crap i looted off of a meatlump but it's low on damage and keeps you from using TKA skills



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BigZak
Wed Apr 28, 2004 3:16 pm
#5

My Chef character made some Blap Biscuits for my MCH account and they added 600+ health to my pets.

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SioBabble
Wed Apr 28, 2004 3:21 pm
#6

I feed my precious angels blap biscuits all the time, and they do get 600 points added to their H bar.




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AtPlay
Wed Apr 28, 2004 7:22 pm
#7



Swampduke wrote:
i prevent myself from doing so by equipping a 'Taming-CDEF pistol' some crap i looted off of a meatlump but it's low on damage and keeps you from using TKA skills



Instead of a CDEF, you should try using something that you arent certified for, like a D18 pistol. Then repair it till it totally breaks. After all that is done, you should never do more than 1 point of damage, ever...



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NlMH
Fri Apr 30, 2004 5:09 pm
#8






AtPlay wrote:





Swampduke wrote:
i prevent myself from doing so by equipping a 'Taming-CDEF pistol' some crap i looted off of a meatlump but it's low on damage and keeps you from using TKA skills





Instead of a CDEF, you should try using something that you arent certified for, like a D18 pistol. Then repair it till it totally breaks. After all that is done, you should never do more than 1 point of damage, ever...






Whenever attempting to tame a baby, espcially high level aggro creatures, I always have '/peace' ready in my spatial bar. The very moment I see that "you've failed to tame the creature" followed by "a creature has detected you despite your attempts at camoflauge", I simply hit 'Enter' and run. Eventually the baby will break off attack, but as long as you've implemented the '/peace' command, your character will not fight back. Repeat the process when necessary.You just need to be very alert.


If you have the space in your command HUB, you can just place a macro for 'peace' in it. Just remember which one it is as you could easily mis-hit a special attack macro instead of the peace macro.

Message Edited by NlMH on 04-30-2004 08:10 PM



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