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Hmmm, strange. In all my save files I only spend 3 time per step in town, even in new games. Either there something wrong with your save file or my game, although I re-downloaded the game to test it. Maybe you have a debuff on that save file that reduces your speed like cumflation?
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The biggest issue is that sleeping in game does NOT reset the count-down (count-up?) timer for the day/night cycle. So if you sleep at night with 99 on the timer then move 1 tile in the morning, it's night again.
The guards are in case you have low morality (murdering people, stealing stuff, etc) as they become hostile and try to capture you in such a case. But yeah, it gets annoying after a while but not as bad as the bandit encounters.
The trading mechanic is great in my opinion, it's something new and original. It forces you to think about what you want to trade and not to just sell everything at one merchant and buy somewhere else as you lose more 'money' from the inefficiency of buying and selling coins. Also stops you from exploiting the game by selling food to hobos (high price) then getting big $$$ to buy your equipment.
Although it is really annoying that it disappears upon 1 day/night cycle as it becomes difficult to use after working as a dancer in the inn.
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Tbh I have been challenging this game for a week. What happened, in the end, was me being depressed because I couldn't find a way to progress the main game tho. Can anyone lend me a hand for providing a decent walkthrough for this game?
Gathering/self sufficient strat is:
In the sewers grab the spear in the bottom left chest, grab the sword in front of the goblin bottom right. Kill rats for the quest. Pick up some tiny rats in the sewers, don't eat any of your food. Try to stay in there a while collecting meat from giant rats and picking up the little rats until you get low on hunger, then exit the sewers.
Head to the tavern and complete the quest for monies. Now head one space right, one space down of the tavern and enter the town square. Head over to the wizard and sell items as needed until you can buy the wisdom glasses from the wizard (Equip them). Next head right to the armor/weapon seller and sell food until you can buy the sickle (equip this or put it on your quickslot bar, it reduces gathering cost to 1 from 3). You may need to sell the sword or various things if you didn't collect enough food in the sewer before leaving, that's why it's important not to eat too much food.
This sets you up to be able to immediately collect herbs in the nearby forest with a massive wis boost (Head east outside the city until you cross the bridge, then go south to the forest. I think that's the closest/safest forest). The herbs sell for a lot and can also be turned in for a quest/exp. Also a way to stock up on tons of food and all your sales will be worth more thanks to the glasses. Meat restores more food and sells for less than fruit, so eat that first. You probably won't be able to directly fight boars but you can lead an aggressive one to another boar and it'll kill it.
This is pretty much how I start all my runs now after dozens of playthroughs, lol. This works for any builds, even magician where you can't really fight or do quests reliably on your own until 15. The hefty herb/food stock is really helpful early on. In your first run out there, you should have enough gold from selling excess herbs/food to get whatever gear you want when you return to town and you won't be scrounging for food for a while.
If you want to go the afk route, you can also hire the whip guy in the tavern for soup and go watch him beat up zombies with the graveyard quest, but I find it a lot less interesting. Especially if you don't go a pure melee build, you'll waste too much stamina and it's better if you just lead the whip dude around to kill everything. If you try to fight yourself and buy food in town, you'll make no profit due to the food/stamina cost. Even just walking back and forth between the tavern and the graveyard hurts now with the time/food cost to exit buildings. I do use this sometimes as a magician, but I gather my own food.
There are also apparently ways to make the innkeeper kill patrons for money, but I'm not too fond of killing npcs randomly.
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Lol, I didn't even know that I had to go to the east forest I kept going to the forest that has to pass Goblin cave in the North. Wasn't even able to clear Herb quest. I really appreciate your smart strat. Also what I find very challenging is the completing quest (on the board on Tavern) since I don't know where I need to get the materials that are asked from Quest progressing and (even if I did collect materials needed) where to submit those materials. If you're one of the people who saw the ending of the game, any tips for that?
Herb turn in is a few spaces NE of the tavern at the creepy doctor kid's house. It's only open during the day. The herbs for the quest are what you get from following my strat above.
Since you can only turn the quest in during the day, and exiting the tavern and the doctors house now eats your stamina/passes time tremendously, the herb turn in quest is almost entirely useless now. It's better to just sell the herbs to a merchant really. Running back and forth between them to turn in multiple herb quests was iffy before, now it's pointless.
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Recommended to read 'General Tips' if you are beginning the game and need help.
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Higher wis allows more herbs to show up on maps. I think with the Wis glasses alone you have a chance of 2-3 per map. The sickle also reduces herb/food stamina gathering cost from 3 to 1 (It needs to be equipped). It's essential really or you'll just eat through all the food you gather trying to maintain energy levels.
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I don't see any reason why that would happen, since beggars don't seem to offer more tp for food items than anyone else, and if there wasn't a tp system, no reason beggars would offer any money at all in exchange for anything, since they're beggars.
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Weird, could have sworn that they payed more for food, my bad then. Actually, I thought there were dynamic prices, certain vendors payed more for certain goods and less for others; what happened to it?
I am only seeing it on the "selling to the player" side. all characters that pop the store interface seem to offer the same tp per item. Far as I know, rpgm is entirely capable of having nonstandard prices on both buy and sell, though.
Selling off your junk to one merchant and spending your newfound cash is not a video game exploit. It's how markets work. Right now, irl, I could sell off a whole bunch of my junk to a pawn shop then run down to another store and buy something else.
The same exploit issue could be just as easily addressed by giving all the merchants a limited stock and wallet that replenishes based on how well the market is doing - which the player gets to influence based on how much they're buying and selling goods. The players would receive diminishing returns based on how much and how often they sell a certain good. At a certain point, vendors could even stop buying from the player simply because they either have no copper pieces left, or the market is so flooded that they can't move product. etc etc. Additionally, a vendor could even turn down a sale from Lona because they don't buy that product in the first place. Unless Lona herself a trader with a silver tongue, why can I sell rats, animal meat, and herbs to the smithy? That doesn't make sense. This solution would also remove any possibility of some kind of exploit in the game of selling food to hobos. Hobos shouldn't have money to begin with, because they otherwise would not be hobos.
I think this would make much more sense - and possibly be even more challenging - than this weird semi-haggling thing the game currently uses.
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the current system is actually more weird, since I can sell something to somebody and receive trade points that I can use to buy stuff from somebody else, so I can do exactly what was described: sell food to a hobo and then buy stuff from a merchant with my tradepoints. Of course, the merchant would have given me exactly the same number of tp for that food, so I'm not gaining anything by doing this, but it's a very odd mechanic that seems to confuse a lot of players without currently adding anything to the game.
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That's would be really cool, although it does sound like a pain to code so one can hope. Really hope a system like this is implemented but in the end, it's up to the developer.
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> Don't do this quest over and over again, it is boring and does not give you much exp on account of you practically doing nothing, not even picking up items as all the skeletons drop are rags which cannot be sold (but they do give a cool, rouge look to Lona)
Once every 100 years the skeletons can drop weapons you can pick up. I managed to get a bow after doing the quest multiple times in a row.
> Don't do this quest over and over again, it is boring and does not give you much exp on account of you practically doing nothing, not even picking up items as all the skeletons drop are rags which cannot be sold (but they do give a cool, rouge look to Lona)
Once every 100 years the skeletons can drop weapons you can pick up. I managed to get a bow after doing the quest multiple times in a row.
Anyone know how the (human) pregnancy works? I'm not sure I can wait 270 days to see if baby happens. Lol.
I don't know if you can go back to Mercenary from Hooker by stopping prostitution and just grinding quests.
AFAIK the titles do nothing.
I unlocked Mercenary, and Hooker in that order. I think you just get Mercenary after doing enough quests from the board and Hooker after selling your body a bunch.
I don't know if you can go back to Mercenary from Hooker by stopping prostitution and just grinding quests.
AFAIK the titles do nothing.
There's a 4th title: Sex Slave. You get this by wearing the special collar with hand restraints or being a brothel slave. This means escaping while wearnig the special collar doesn't remove the title, but wearing a different collar does (e.g. the one they give you when you're sold to Crystal Pit as a mine slave) - in that case you go back to your previous title like Mercenary.
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Not only stun lock but also the the unfair movement and attack speed should be fixed