Im stuck here too manafter the car minigame, mary leaves the house where does she go?
do i have to find her?
Death by snu snu begin when you walk into the secret cave on the desert, (the cave is invisible) after you meet "mama" you will ask to find "papa", you can find "papa" roaming in the desert, and "papa" will ask you to bring them food, now get 6 burgers at the burger shop in town then give it to "papa" in the secret caveHey, I will start the quest ....death by snu snu ....How to
I stopped at 98%
I did find it, after first or second bootleg run you get it as rewardI was wondering that too. Apparently you get it during the Ranch storyline...
I have 100% ... How can I meet Oni?Death by snu snu begin when you walk into the secret cave on the desert, (the cave is invisible) after you meet "mama" you will ask to find "papa", you can find "papa" roaming in the desert, and "papa" will ask you to bring them food, now get 6 burgers at the burger shop in town then give it to "papa" in the secret cave
DX: rarecandyWhats the Dx for the latest one v5
"!" Above characters would help.I see your point. The only reason why I can find most of the quests and progress to 100% is because I've played each update till completion and know where everything and everyone is.
They used to include a walkthrough pdf with each update, but stopped when they implemented the "arrow pointing to the next person to talk to" when you have selected a quest. I can see why they preferred this method of help over the walkthrough, since it's a lot less work, but the walkthrough included a bunch of secrets and easter eggs that would be pretty hard to find if you didn't know what to look out for.
As it is, you really have no way of knowing who has the next quest available or who the next person you have to talk to is when you have completed a certain quest. Might be the bloke in the next room, might be a guy hanging out in the right school corridor in the afternoon on a Wednesday.
Now, those are quest nitpicks. The game is great, story-, gameplay- and art-wise(barring a few frustrating minigames, but it's forgivable). I just really liked the walkthrough pdfs.