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RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.41] [Tinkerer]
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You only need Balter (the Direwolf) to continue Mia questline and fuck her. Mia is a side girl that can be skipped, unlike Beth. You need to obtain Beth's favor for the Main Quests.
Help Beth a few times so she considers you decent. After you help Gabriel and Zivah, she will agree to date you and that will trigger the Summon Spell quest.
Getting Balter:
- Rescue the Puppies for free
- Fix the padlock
- Don't sleep in Frida's bed until after she likes you.
- Gift Frida brushed vegetables (3-4)
- Say you need Balter to protect a granny.
- Sex: I think you can just "fist" her. I don't know if fucking her is necessary
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is there any way to set the game to full screen? tried f5 and alt + enter but they didnt work btw I activated the cheatmode by accident how can deactivate it? I remember smt about it fucking the game up and why does the game runs so bad in a 4k monitor? it starts jumping frames
F4 works for me to toggle full screen.
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its been so long since I played this but I know the red bar is health is the one under it magic or xp? and the dots?
The bar right under health in the fatigue bar. It starts to fill up with green as you perform actions that make you tired (working, fighting, traveling, etc.) and can be recovered by sleeping, bathing, and a few other means. Being fatigued grants you a debuff during combat, decreases the effectiveness of your spells, and may prevent you from taking certain actions like working. If you fill the bar completely you can become exhausted, which is an even more severe form of fatigue, so make sure you rest when needed.
The dots under the fatigue bar are blood droplets. You'll find out what they do as you progress in the game, but I don't want to spoil it as it's a cool mechanic to discover on your own and the game will tell you how to use it when you get to that point.
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Blood Points for when u get the Blood Potions
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thx guys last question Idk if I can get special weapons but from the ones I can buy the spear seems to be the best weapon right?
what? where did you got that from?
green bar is not "fatigue", but TP (Technique Points), which allows you to use special attacks during battles.
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During battle there is a green bar which is what you're thinking of, but outside of battle the bar between the health and blood meter, which is what was pictured in randomguy6516265165's post is the fatigue bar. Try doing anything which makes you tired and you'll see the bar increase. Do anything which reduces your fatigue and you'll see the bar decrease.
You unlock the ability to use the dual-wield weapons available in the shop later in the game, which you may want to upgrade to at the cost of being unable to use a shield with them, depending on your playstyle. At your point in the game the best options are either the sword or the spear, depending on if you value an extra point in either attack or attack speed. The bow and axe are also options if you want to go all-in on attack or attack speed at the cost of the other, but the two aforementioned weapons are generally recommended.
You'll also eventually unlock attack magic which is probably the best form of damage, but requires MP to use. There aren't any unique named weapons in the game (yet?), but I find the handful of relatively comparable options with varied stat tradeoffs more interesting than the alternative as it allow players to experiment and find what option best fits their playstyle, and not every player will be using the same loadout. However, it wouldn't surprise me if we could eventually upgrade our weapons or either find or create a special unique weapon that's far and away the best option.
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The bad news is that in version 2.91 (not in version 2.90), Erevi is now also subject to a decrease of affection, as for the other women.
After the "Perfume" quest, Erevi's affection decreases by 5 each day (after being away for more than 5 consecutive days).
After the "Perfume" quest, Erevi's affection decreases by 5 each day (after being away for more than 5 consecutive days).
I think its been a year since I last played this one... Time to find out how much it improved!
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Where is that cheat?