RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.41] [Tinkerer]
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- Mar 22, 2018
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the walkthrough is a bit incomplete
- you can just pluck flowers for alice in the goblin forest
- alice's affection is also raised by her serving you booze (although slower then by giving her gifts)
- peeking on victoria, if victoria isn't in her room then you can just click on it again untill she's there, no reason to have to come back later
- you can just pluck flowers for alice in the goblin forest
- alice's affection is also raised by her serving you booze (although slower then by giving her gifts)
- peeking on victoria, if victoria isn't in her room then you can just click on it again untill she's there, no reason to have to come back later
- Jun 7, 2017
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- May 23, 2017
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anyone have a full save or something? i really REALLY dont want to waste 9 hours grinding what i already had previous updates.
- Jan 4, 2018
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Haven't played this update yet but are the vampire chicks random encounters or are you able to capture them for the dungeon?
- Jun 19, 2017
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- Jun 8, 2017
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creating an account for the sole purpose of telling people you dont like something... is there an award here for petty behaviour? if so im nominating this guy. man if you just dont like something then gtfo and keep it to yourself, noone in this thread wants to hear it. constructive feedback concerning details of the game is welcome but its not fucking yelp so would you kindly keep your "i dont like this game" crap to yourself.
- Jun 19, 2017
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You'll find one in the top right part of the town above the farm (blooming in light blue).
I agree. If you don't like something and you go out of your way to tell someone that then you could spend the time constructively explaining why you don't like it which is useful instead of giving no information at all.