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tephie
 Post subject: Gourmet Foods
PostPosted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 6:15 am 
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"By 'rare food' we mean a food that has a rarity index between 90 and 100"

I've fed my pet foods with a rarity of 91 or more that don't show up on my list of gourmet foods my pet has eaten. For example, Honey Nut Cheerios don't show up, but a Mc Donald's Cheeseburger does. Is this a bug or does the gourmet foods page need updating???

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Needs updating or there only adding foods above high priced foods? How much is the food you ate?

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Honey Nut Cheerios is r80 and is not gourmet food
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Oh, on closer inspection.. It is neoitems.net that needs updating. Honey nut cheerios is a rarity 101 according to them.

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Doesn't rarity 101 mean 'special'?

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stampsyne wrote:
Doesn't rarity 101 mean 'special'?


They do mean special. They can only be recieved in a special way (random event, contest prizes or Tombola for example.). :)

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I don't think rarity 101 foods count as gourmet foods. :roll:

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Well if a 100 is a gourmet food, why wouldn't a 101 be?

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tephie wrote:
Well if a 100 is a gourmet food, why wouldn't a 101 be?


It wouldn't, since rarity 101s just signify that they are attained to special means (which means they aren't stocked at shops), but that doesn't mean they are rare. Some junk items can be rarity 101 and above (check out omelettes, quests prizes, etc)

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tephie wrote:
Well if a 100 is a gourmet food, why wouldn't a 101 be?


Rarity 90-100 is gourmet. 101 is not. TNT made it that way, that's the way it's been, it's been posted that it is... I suppose if you don't like the math, go take it up with TNT..
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tephie
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Quahog wrote:
tephie wrote:
Well if a 100 is a gourmet food, why wouldn't a 101 be?


Rarity 90-100 is gourmet. 101 is not. TNT made it that way, that's the way it's been, it's been posted that it is... I suppose if you don't like the math, go take it up with TNT..



It's not that I don't like it.. I just didn't know. o_O

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Since the topic is opened, do retired gourmet food still count as gourmet o_O
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nejomettin wrote:
Since the topic is opened, do retired gourmet food still count as gourmet o_O


EDIT- Yeah, if it's R180 (retired) it wouldn't work.

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No they don't since the rarity changes to 180 when they are retired.
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