Chaojianghu recently launched its fifth anniversary event and launched a new banquet system. The discussion among players is also very high. Many players still don’t know how to choose and how to pass the levels. The following is a guide to the fifth anniversary banquet event for everyone.
1.Activity tag
Regarding the event tag, which is the entry required by the banquet guests, you may have some questions during checkout.
In fact, the satiety value is to limit the number of calories. You need to achieve this number of calories according to the recipe in hand and at the same time achieve the highest price as possible. In fact, you can just pick up something first, read through the three stages of tags, and then go back to the first stage for a long-term plan.
First of all, everyone needs to know that this tag can only be triggered once and cannot be triggered repeatedly. Assuming that the first dish triggers one of the tags, then the dishes later in the stage will not be able to obtain this tag even if they meet the requirements of the triggered tag. The effect.
(The material used here is the Oriental Night Bird Canteen)
To trigger a tag, you only need to meet the requirements, but you don't necessarily need to meet all the tags to achieve the goal. For example, Sanae has a lot of favorite tags, but if she wants to have a satisfactory experience, she only needs to achieve a few tags.
For example, she asked for sweet dishes and fruit drinks, and I served her the corresponding dishes as requested, but it did not cover all of Sanae's favorite tags and received the highest rating.
Back to stir-frying.
This point is to remind everyone that you do not necessarily need to serve targeted dishes in order to trigger all tags. You can make a choice based on the rating achieved by your own skills and the chef skill bonus. Maybe you will get a higher score by giving up a certain tag.
2.tag analysis
A tag consists of a condition and an effect after it is achieved, which can be understood as cost and effect.
For example, a new tag appears in today’s daily update;
"Cooking" x 3 Next stage cooking price +50%
This is a daily-specific tag. The cost is that three cooking skills are added in this stage. The effect is that the price of the cooking skills in the next stage (here is the second stage) is +50%.
The other two are the same. This tag can selectively cook dishes that are less filling in this round, leaving high-scoring dishes for the second level of bonuses.
「3」Basic selling price of the third dish +100
The cost here has no special identification, which means it is triggered when a total of three dishes are served at this stage. In fact, it can also be understood that this thing is not a cost at all, but an effect. The basic price of the third dish is +100.
Note that the effect here is "base selling price +100" rather than "%100". This kind of tag can have the effect of adding a percentage to low-priced dishes by adding a basic selling price. For example, the previous stage gave 50% of the selling price at this stage. Adding a basic selling price to low-priced dishes will increase the percentage. , and generally low-priced dishes can save you feeling full, which can maximize the score of this grid.
「2」The number of times the second dish intention takes effect is increased by one
The cost is similar to the previous one. At this stage, two dishes are served to trigger the effect.
The second dish refers to the second dish at this stage. The number of tags triggered by this dish is increased by one.
This is explained in two paragraphs. It is similar to the previous one. Cost is the effect. This effect can take effect on other tags besides yourself that are triggered at the same time. For example, at the same stage; the price of "bitter" cuisine is +50%
The number of effective times is increased by one. I over-interpreted this (a habit of card players) and thought that the effect of explosive language and selling price would be increased by 50% first and then 50%, but in fact it was increased by 100%. So everyone can just understand it as doubling.
"X" dish price +X%
To simply add a price tag, the cost requires X fire, six major skills and six major flavors. After triggering, the recipe will directly add the price of the effect tag.
It is recommended to consume it with the doubling effect.
「X」Satisfaction of this dish±X
Simply add or subtract the satiety effect. The cost is similar to the previous article. After triggering, this recipe will directly adjust the satiety effect. It can be adjusted according to the current fullness and the space required for subsequent recipes. To be honest, it does not need to be triggered.
"X" Course X/next course price +X%
The tag that gives the bonus effect to the next dish, and the cost is similar to the previous one. Generally, you can use the low-satisfaction dish on this grid to use it for the recipe in the grid that gets the bonus. Of course, you can also choose to trigger it on the same grid, such as "Sour" "The price of the second dish is +X%. It just so happens that the chef you serve can make a very high-priced sour recipe, so you can directly serve this recipe as the second dish to get the effect of increasing the price.
In the final analysis, this activity is to achieve the highest possible score within the limited number of fires based on the tags requested by the guests. One thing to remember is that for the time being, this activity has no tags that will deduct points, which means that if the tags are not triggered, The grid only needs to serve high-priced dishes that the chef can make as much as possible (taking into account the grade). The grid that triggers the tag requires players to maximize the use of bonuses based on the effect of the tag to achieve high scores.
3. Rotating banquet strategy
Level 11:
The first freshly cooked four-fire dish
The second four-fire high-scoring dish (not sweet) or five-fire sauerkraut
The third three-fire beet dish
Level 12:
The first bean drink is available
There should also be a second course of five-fire steak.
For the third way, just find the Three Fires of Suffering.
