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Every hero needs a great sidekick, and for the [[Chef]], that sidekick is the '''Sous-Chef'''. As a Sous-Chef, your job is to cook up delicious meals in the [[Kitchen]] to serve in the [[Bar]], ranging from the mundane (soup with beans, tomatoes, carrots, and rice!) to the fantastic (deep-fried chili con carne and waffles pizza...?) While you're the Chef's second-in-command, mechanics-wise, you only differ from them in minor ways, to the point that you're basically a second Chef. That's all for the better: too many cooks may spoil the broth, but many hands also make light work, and the two of you will make light work of deep-frying the broth, putting it a sandwich, and making it into sushi, in no particular order.  
Every hero needs a great sidekick, and for the [[Chef]], that sidekick is the '''Sous-Chef'''. As a Sous-Chef, your job is to cook up delicious meals in the [[Kitchen]] to serve in the [[Bar]], ranging from the mundane (soup with beans, tomatoes, carrots, and rice!) to the fantastic (deep-fried chili con carne and waffles pizza...?) While you're the Chef's second-in-command, mechanics-wise, you only differ from them in minor ways, to the point that you're basically a second Chef. That's all for the better: too many cooks may spoil the broth, but many hands also make light work, and the two of you will make light work of deep-frying the broth, putting it a sandwich, and making it into sushi, in no particular order.  
This job is only available to people who join after a round has started. On top of this, the slot for it only opens up if there is a [[Chef]] around. 


==To Serve Man and Chefs==
==To Serve Man and Chefs==

Revision as of 20:50, 7 August 2024

CIVILIAN DEPARTMENT
Sous-Chef
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Sous-Chef
Difficulty: Easy
Requirements: None
Access Level: Kitchen, Bar
Additional Roleplay Access Level: None
Supervisors: Captain, Head of Personnel, Chef
Subordinates: None
Responsibilities: Cooking food for the crew, keeping the kitchen clean (and the bar too if you can), helping out the Chef
Guides: Foods


Every hero needs a great sidekick, and for the Chef, that sidekick is the Sous-Chef. As a Sous-Chef, your job is to cook up delicious meals in the Kitchen to serve in the Bar, ranging from the mundane (soup with beans, tomatoes, carrots, and rice!) to the fantastic (deep-fried chili con carne and waffles pizza...?) While you're the Chef's second-in-command, mechanics-wise, you only differ from them in minor ways, to the point that you're basically a second Chef. That's all for the better: too many cooks may spoil the broth, but many hands also make light work, and the two of you will make light work of deep-frying the broth, putting it a sandwich, and making it into sushi, in no particular order.

This job is only available to people who join after a round has started. On top of this, the slot for it only opens up if there is a Chef around.

To Serve Man and Chefs

Main article: Foods

Goonstation's cooking system is pretty simple to the point that if you're a sous-chef in real life, you might overthink things and struggle more than someone with no culinary knowledge. Most recipes involve putting certain ingredients in the oven and picking the right settings. If you get the best setting possible, the buffs gained from eating it last much longer than usual. Conversely, if you put in the wrong ingredients or set it to too high a time, you get mush and charred remains, respectively.

For example, to make a cheeseburger, you:

  1. Make flour into dough. No need for buns.
  2. Find a piece of meat. You can use monkey meat (so long as you're careful when grabbing the monkey and putting it on the meat spike), human meat (grinding dead people into meat is allowed, though a lot of people see it as a jerk move; grinding living people is against the Rules), and synthmeat (which comes from a certain plant that Botanists can grow). No further processing is needed; you don't need to grind it or shape it into a patty.
  3. Cut up some cheese into slices. Obviously, you can cut it with a kitchen knife, but you can use all sorts of things. If you're so inclined, you can slice cheese with a chainsaw or the Clown's funny sabre.
  4. Put everything in the oven for 7 seconds and set it to high.

For some recipes, like cake batter, you might need to insert something into the KitchenHelper (just a mixer) or the processor (less a food processor and more a general-purpose food refining machine; for example, it turns wheat into flour, which is not what food processors in real life do) For some recipes, you can add an ingredient of your choice. These recipes can accept any other food item, even if it's whole entire dish or something normally not used for said recipe. One of the major joys of cooking is making cursed food combos, e.g. a soup made with ice cream, onion chips, and a bowl of udon noodles.

You can make all possible recipes as a Sous-Chef; no recipes are level-locked or time-locked. The recipes themselves don't change just because there's another person in the kitchen.

Differences from Chef

The thing about being Numbah Two is that you're also number two in terms of ability, though in rather minor ways. For one, when raking through gibs for mystery meat, you only have a 70% chance to actually get some meat. Similar deal when rifling through robot debris; you only have a 70% chance to get meatal. While you'll get less meat than a Chef would, 70% is still a pretty high chance of getting something. It's better than 50-50, so you're more likely to succeed than fail. Besides, very few recipes use these meats, so it's not a huge loss.

In addition, you do not get crew objectives or Chef XP. Recipes are not Chef XP-gated, so you can still make any recipe you want. This mostly just locks you off from the Tall Chef's Hat job reward, since that can only be obtained via the job rewards and XP system. You can still obtain the components of the Sushi Chef Outfit reward if the Catering Apparel machine is hacked.

Otherwise, it's the same as being a chef.

Your Place in the Food Chain

Sous-Chef is considered subordinate to the Chef, so you should generally follow their commands. If having someone bark orders at you is not up to your taste, fear not. Most chefs are pretty chill and will happily let you do your own thing, without much interference. Since this is a kitchen, not a battlefield, most commands they do issue will be something like, "Hey, help me make pies" or "Mind grabbing my crate from Cargo?" rather than "go take the hill or we'll bombard your trench" or "kill the Captain because she said my hat was dumb" (and if you do get such unreasonable orders, follow common sense and disregard them)

Antagonist Sous-Chef

Le Cordon Rouge Petit: Traitor Sous-Chef

Supplementary Video

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