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AlixeTiir

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Friday, January 29th 2010, 4:54am

My single complaint about cooking.

not much of a profit margin. honestly, with the cost of the "Cooking Ingredients", even though i collect the herb and wood myself, i find it hard to make money, its like i spend 3 Dusk orchid saps on a the spicy microwave burrito recipe two foods per recipe, and what is it worth to a vendor? about 60 gold, what is it worth on AH? no one will buy it. the ONLY thing i make money off of is creamy seafood pie. so sorry for ranting but the wage of a cook is not even a wage, its a cost.
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Friday, January 29th 2010, 7:39pm

go to the AH and learn which recipes sell for more

Things that people want
+100 crit rate
+% to Phy Damage (not so much Phy Attack)
+% to Def
+% to Mag Damage (not so much Mag Attack)

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Monday, March 1st 2010, 10:28pm

I have been selling some spicy meatsauce borritos for 70-80k for 2 of them. I have not done the math to seeif this is worth it or not, but that seems reasonable for 2.

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Monday, March 22nd 2010, 3:16am

There is not a lot of money in crafting.
However, I would not go boss solo, HoS/ZS or even Medusa without food/pots.
I use the following food: Garlic Roasted Meat, Garlic Bread, Deluxe Seafood, Rainbow Crystal Candy, Delicious Swamp Mix, Seaworm Salad, Imperial Seafood Pie.

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Wednesday, March 24th 2010, 10:52pm

Here's one thing I do while leveling up alchemy, practice on the highest level thing I can make (Strong Medicine, lvl 41) and when I need to make some cash, I make some of the best moneymaker I have (Elixir of the Sage, no skill learned, but makes money).

To save time on gathering for EoS (2 nuggets and 5 saps!), planting lvl 19 seeds can give enough mats on one toon to make 10 batches or more of EoS with a bit of luck and a good harvest, which sells around 10-15k each.

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Thursday, March 25th 2010, 7:42am

Cooking does take a lot of time, but i think it is worth it

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Monday, March 29th 2010, 3:47pm

Quoted from "Jayleia;249198"

Here's one thing I do while leveling up alchemy, practice on the highest level thing I can make (Strong Medicine, lvl 41) and when I need to make some cash, I make some of the best moneymaker I have (Elixir of the Sage, no skill learned, but makes money).

To save time on gathering for EoS (2 nuggets and 5 saps!), planting lvl 19 seeds can give enough mats on one toon to make 10 batches or more of EoS with a bit of luck and a good harvest, which sells around 10-15k each.


Keep in mind, making the highest level recipe you can isn't ALWAYS the best thing. It's situational. Example, say the best recipe you can make calls for 6 saps and 2 lumber, but the second or third best only calls for 3 sap and 1 lumber. You can make twice as many of the second/third best recipe as you can of the highest recipe. The highest recipe very likely won't give you twice th experience, though, so in this scenario, a lower level recipe is best. Or better yet, how about a white recipe that only takes bundles and timber? With cooking, you don't have to worry about Activate Runes; they're as rare as a burger from Char Hut. Its more of a burden for Alchemy since Blend Runes seem as common as a burger from McDonnalds (last I checked, they cook tires and put it in a bun... not a burger). If you want a money maker, switch to Alchemy and make some HP/MP pots. If you REALLY want a money maker, level up planting. It's a grind in the beginning, but get it up high and it makes pre-processed mats (you can harvest bundles and saps and stuff). Then just sell on AH to all the poor saps trying to make money off item production ^-^;

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Monday, March 29th 2010, 11:19pm

Quoted from "midknight129;250828"

Keep in mind, making the highest level recipe you can isn't ALWAYS the best thing. It's situational. Example, say the best recipe you can make calls for 6 saps and 2 lumber, but the second or third best only calls for 3 sap and 1 lumber. You can make twice as many of the second/third best recipe as you can of the highest recipe. The highest recipe very likely won't give you twice th experience, though, so in this scenario, a lower level recipe is best. Or better yet, how about a white recipe that only takes bundles and timber? With cooking, you don't have to worry about Activate Runes; they're as rare as a burger from Char Hut. Its more of a burden for Alchemy since Blend Runes seem as common as a burger from McDonnalds (last I checked, they cook tires and put it in a bun... not a burger). If you want a money maker, switch to Alchemy and make some HP/MP pots. If you REALLY want a money maker, level up planting. It's a grind in the beginning, but get it up high and it makes pre-processed mats (you can harvest bundles and saps and stuff). Then just sell on AH to all the poor saps trying to make money off item production ^-^;


Go train, you'll find 10x more activates than blend. Blend are MUCH harder to come by (Found 10 maybe?), seeing as I am currently leveling a toon from 1-55.

Current level: 43

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Saturday, April 3rd 2010, 7:07pm

Quoted from "johnsdea004;251026"

Go train, you'll find 10x more activates than blend. Blend are MUCH harder to come by (Found 10 maybe?), seeing as I am currently leveling a toon from 1-55.

Current level: 43


Every zone has atleast 1 type of mob that will drop blend runes. The trick is to find where they are. Check the alchemy section they do have some listed but not neccessarly all of them. I also found when leveling my alt train to do tiering that the spiders in logar also drop blend runes. Meh maybe I don't get alot but considering the number of alts I'm leveling it does give a good number. I would say buy them on the ah but frankly the cost of blend runes is really out of porpotion to the rest imho.

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Friday, August 13th 2010, 3:37pm

True finding BLEND Runes is an art form =) ,but ea.zone does have a spot/mob that drops it .
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Saturday, August 14th 2010, 5:53pm

I still make decent money cooking, but not like I used to. Before some of the recent changes that killed food sales, I could make well over a million gold per day, just from cooking.

It's died out a bit, but I can still make pretty decent money. More than I can any other way.

johnsdea004: Read midknight's post more closely, he is not saying blends are more common than acti's. He's using strange analogies, but he is saying blends are rare and acti's are common. (CHAR HUT would not make RARE burgers, they would CHAR them lol, as in NOT rare)