If that's the problem, maybe try rushing to get an ending, and try NG+. If not maybe your save is bugged.
Nah, its fine. I have over 30+ hours on this save as well as a favorite setup for my character since im picky on how my RPG based characters are. Such as name, skills, equipment and other things are. I don't really find the game as enjoyable if things like that are changed. So I might just stick with the spacetime dungeon and see if there's anything of interest there.
Wow...Uhh...Spacetime dungeon sure is something. Like a reset to level one with luck/RNG being your bestest friend. Not really something i'd consider fun, but a challenge indeed.
Man everything is oneshotting you.
You are allowed to have as many covenants as you want. Theres no limit, unless you rape the NPC offering the covenant or their killed by the Jabberwock. Also, leveling up is not NEARLY as important as purchasing specific colored souls from Node the White Rabbit (She's in the Dream Library) and increasing specific stats such as Attack, Defense.etc. If you need a great way to grind for souls, then consider getting the Storm Breaker from the Mental Ward (Not neccesary, just makes your attacks NEVER miss), then retrieve the rings that double your souls output and drop rate (Found by spamming ENTER on the red book in the Dream Library), then lowering your sanity/SEN down by a way of your choosing until it's at 0, and heading to the Crash Chamber (Where you were in the beginning of the game). There's an enemy that spawns that appears as a floating set of eyes and drops a comfy amount of Souls if you kill it. Once you get enough attack levels from grinding, consider boosting the difficulty up from the white statue in the Dream Library so the eyes drop more Souls. At difficulty nine, they drop like 50,000 Souls per eye. Also, it takes A LOT of time to get overpowered in thus game, especially if your new because most bosses are rediculously overpowered. Some can dish out over a million damage in one hit and can have over a million HP. Don't worry about becoming overpowered, it's REQUIRED.
So the reason my covenant list always only has 4 because this guy keep killing them???
Yep. it looks to be complete. I used it and got all the fairytales easily. As for the lack of getting all covenants, id need a screen shot or better explanation on whats happening to help because if the Jabberwock kills any covenant NPCs, she kills ALL of them. Not just a couple or a few. You can tell the Jabberwock is about to do so when all ten torches located above the white door at the top of the Dream Library are on fire.
I think it's a Clock Tower, but same difference. Just make sure you get rid of JubJub by rape and confinement in the dungeon or killing her. Also, I hear one person talk about a weapon called "Mirandas Weapon"? Not sure if they were speaking the name of the little girl in the Chaos/Spacetime dungeon, but I am at wonder if that's an actual weapon or not.
On Beach of Grief or Wailing Beach, look for Double stone on the right, south east of the Bonfire, there is a hidden path that has a Nightmare Spirit
Quite a decent weapon. Not really the BEST one I've wielded in this game, but quite nice.
Fear remove evasion 200%
My covenant list is the dodo bird, gei snake billy, caterpillar, queen of heart, the hungry woman in the mansion (forgot her name) and those above. The snake and the bird are already gone from their current location, havent checked the others yet.
Also, I have some other questions.
1. What do Fear and Oilment status do?
2. Got the train ticket to queensland, I assume I should go to the downward of the bloodpond to use this right? Already defeat the Iron Maiden boss but the mob after that is too strong for me currently, I'm checking some other locations first. Here is my location list.
3. The side boss in slaughter house - the chicken is strong, does he have any special pattern like throwing dung vs bandersnatch = ez win?
4. I can go to the white door in the library to rescue Alice now,is it one of the ending or not?
I'll just answer this since I can. Going through that door puts you on the path to several different endings depending on if you win or lose the last boss fight, what you decide to do with Alice if you win the fight, and what your SEN currently is.
Ending B only requires you to:
