You have to think more like a Brit. By which I mean find the nearest indigenous culture site the ruins in the lake, loot it and sell your loot to the museum. You can make more in an afternoon than in a whole week of doing those long, exhausting and rapey jobs at the early houses. Go with the group after school until you get history up enough to know the shortcuts, also go to school with Robin in the morning to be safe on that way.
Choosing a big body makes things easier.
Believe it or not, I follow BT the Manor. I hope that explains enough. Was just curious, that's all.
Bloody hell that was a good one, thanks for the laugh.
I'd assume Roman probably. We know that there are submerged pots meaning they're made of a material that doesn't erode in water over extended periods of time. A good examples of a material like that would be stone but since those are difficult to shape, it's unlikely that any ancient civilization used them to create pots, at least in the sense the player character would be able to recognize. Most likely, the pots are made from baked clay, a process which was popularized in Europe by the Greeks and adopted by the Romans. Metal is another viable option, though if it was something like a bronze or iron age pot, it would make sense for the character to grab those as well since the decay would be minimal on those compared to clay pots. They would be significantly more recognizable compared to submerged clay pots making them more valuable when selling. I'm no historian or archaeologist but this is what I've surmised from the barebones information we've been given in the game. Definitely open to any other ideas about this in terms of what people have to say.
No, there is no such thing.
Every culture we know of in Europe BC made clay pots that we still find today. There are clay pots that go back to 6000 BC (
I think it's just a random event like the stripper clothes event. It does seem a bit rare to me (maybe there's some stat check you've gotta pass), but it's definitely in the Industrial alleyways so you're not in the wrong place
I'm almost certain I've encountered it multiple times on a single play though, but again, pretty rarely.
IIRC, you need to be naked for the event to trigger. The event itself is all about the MC trying to hide, and there is a chance they will decide to hide in a barrel in a truck (or something along the lines) in the industrial alley. There are other events for the naked MC trying to hide though, so you will still need some luck to get exactly this event.
It doesn't do that in my game at all. The automatic clothing rebuy doesn't refill Tie-Front top or Micro pleated skirt
No, the bimbo outfit will not be replaced.
