Aunt Irma's Gift Basket

[Sinister-King]

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Description:
Aunt Irma's luscious gift basket.
A yummy feast that can be given to workers of your or your friend's workyards. This increases production for a certain amount of time.

Type:
Buff

Effect:
Output x2

Duration:
6 hours

Available:
Provision House (http://forum.thesettlersonline.com/threads/22724)

Cost:
http://www.thesettlersonlinewiki.com/images/icons/resources/fish.pngFish (http://forum.thesettlersonline.com/threads/22150), http://www.thesettlersonlinewiki.com/images/icons/resources/bread.pngBread (http://forum.thesettlersonline.com/threads/22814) and http://www.thesettlersonlinewiki.com/images/icons/resources/sausages.pngSausage (http://forum.thesettlersonline.com/threads/22828)

Tradeable:
Yes

[peck_ed]

Updates

2013-05-19 - Guide Finished - peck_ed

[Crossbow]

Can you please make it clear that the input consumption does NOT go up to satisfy the output production. My observation is that 1 bronze produces 1 tool on toolmaker when NOT buffed. When buffed 1 bronze produces 2 tool.

However, the same is not true when a copper mine is buffed (my observation - please correct me if I am wrong). An un-buffed mine produces 1 copper. A buffed mine produces 2 copper. My further observation is that a buffed mine uses its resources twice as quick. So there is no change in the input to output ratio, like there is with the toolmaker (for instance).

[peck_ed]

Can you please make it clear that the input consumption does NOT go up to satisfy the output production. My observation is that 1 bronze produces 1 tool on toolmaker when NOT buffed. When buffed 1 bronze produces 2 tool.

However, the same is not true when a copper mine is buffed (my observation - please correct me if I am wrong). An un-buffed mine produces 1 copper. A buffed mine produces 2 copper. My further observation is that a buffed mine uses its resources twice as quick. So there is no change in the input to output ratio, like there is with the toolmaker (for instance).

I don't believe a buffed mine depletes at twice the speed, it just doubles the output, all inputs and speeds stay the same (unless using something like a drill plan, which is designed to increase speed)