Joeb at 16:27, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T16:27:04Z

Joeb at 16:12, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T16:12:27Z

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I am very lost on the relationship between the effect of base and additive ingredients relative to stats. Duration is no problem. That seems to work out fine. Haven't played since early T4 when had a spreadsheet which could very accurately predict the resulting meal, as long as you had the potencies updated.

Taking a simple meal from the recipe page, 6 grilled carrots and 1 cardamon. According to the published data the base stats for the ingredients are:
STR DEX END SPD CON FOC PER

Grilled Carrot - - + +
Cardamom - + +
Meal Stats -1 0 -4 5 3 0 5

The GC +Con yields +3 but the -1 Str only gives a -1. As a base stat it seems they should have the same absolute value.
-1 End for both gives -4 but +1 for both gives +5 Per

Logically, at least to my simple mind, says 2 +1's for Per should give a higher value than the one +1 for Spd. If the +1 Con for GS yields +3 it would seem that the Per should end up at +8, + or - rounding.

Two -'s for End should yield the same value as two +'s for Per.

Has a formula for this been worked out yet?

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 Taking a simple meal from the recipe page, 6 grilled carrots and 1 cardamon. According to the published data the base stats for the ingredients are:
-Grilled Carrot 		-		-		+		+
+                STR     DEX     END     STR     CON     FOC    PER
-Cardamom 	                        -       +                       +
+Grilled Carrots  -       0       -       0       +       0      +
-Meal Stats              -1       0      -4      5       3        0      5
+Cardamon         0       0       -       +       0       0      +
 The GC +Con yields +3 but the -1 Str only gives a -1. As a base stat it seems they should have the same absolute value.

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Joeb at 16:27, 28 January 2012

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