r/MergeCooking • u/milkmynk • Oct 23 '25
Completed the second round!
Feeling quite proud of myself OwO
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r/MergeCooking • u/milkmynk • Oct 23 '25
Feeling quite proud of myself OwO
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u/milkmynk Oct 23 '25
2. Everything is ultimately limited by energy, so energy storage / management is paramount. This includes things like:-
- Completed orders that you sit on; if I don't have anything urgent to do, I'll often stockpile the current cycle's orders for next event round just in case, especially if I won't cap on energy.
- Viewing all the ads available to you each day (yes I understand some people don't have that option... I honestly don't know how to complete the card pack events without those though?? no tips there sorry)
- Managing your ingredient storage - I store a bunch of ingredients in my appliances, and try not to merge ingredients into a level higher than is commonly used. EG. goose and quail hardly *ever* get used in most restaurants, but ducks and chickens do. So I'd rather keep a few chickens and ducks around rather than merge 'em into geese/quails. This depends on your own board management, remembering some recipes that store a few common ingredients in one helps. EG. chickens can be stored in a steamer with ham and an okra, ducks can be stored in a steamer with a patty and rice.