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I mean we have Rosis Pastries and they don't seem to sell that well... taking this into consideration I can't imagine such a profession among Peasants which the game revolve around.
And as far as I remember she even made a contract with some Noblemen in the area since there is nothing of equal quality around.
I never mentioned someone making them, anything and everything can be imported from elsewhere in the kingdom.
All the clothes are imported to the store in the village and no one is spinning or weaving sheep's wool that I can see.
How do you know Rosy's pastries don't sell well?, MC, and hence we, is hardy ever there to see how much she sells.
 

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I never mentioned someone making them, anything and everything can be imported from elsewhere in the kingdom.
All the clothes are imported to the store in the village and no one is spinning or weaving sheep's wool that I can see.
How do you know Rosy's pastries don't sell well?, MC, and hence we, is hardy ever there to see how much she sells.
Because she tells MC at the beginning of her story.
Her best customers are MC and that Nobel... and the Noble only comes at the end of her story.

Let's check with the rent/Taxes from Weirdwood... that's around 100 Gold coins per day... let's assume that's the daily "allowance" of any of those Peasants in Weirdwood... now consider the prices for any of the Luxury Items, Weapons and Armors and daily neccesarities from Jenny.
Can't imagine people haveing any spare for pastries or sweets in Weirdwood... and the only other town we currently know is Greyport, which only has the Port open.
The Clothing shop is also an extremly fancy shop that only the MC seems to visit repeatedly... the only other guy we know that did was that Wine trader when he wanted to give his wife to be her wedding dress.
 
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Because she tells MC at the beginning of her story.
Her best customers are MC and that Nobel... and the Noble only comes at the end of her story.

Let's check with the rent/Taxes from Weirdwood... that's around 100 Gold coins per day... let's assume that's the daily "allowance" of any of those Peasants in Weirdwood... now consider the prices for any of the Luxury Items, Weapons and Armors and daily neccesarities from Jenny.
Can't imagine people haveing any spare for pastries or sweets in Weirdwood... and the only other town we currently know is Greyport, which only has the Port open.
The Clothing shop is also an extremly fancy shop that only the MC seems to visit repeatedly... the only other guy we know that did was that Wine trader when he wanted to give his wife to be her wedding dress.
You make a lot of assumptions.
It's a game, anything is possible.
 
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You make a lot of assumptions.
It's a game, anything is possible.
It may be a game, but it still follows some logic.
The Lore makes it pretty clear that Weirdwood is an extremly poor "village" (or rather gathering of houses) in the boonies with little to no interest in regards to infrastructure, resources or strategic value.
The people live simple lives and still have their issues.
There is no traderoute nearby and the village is mostly self sufficient.
Jenny barely cuts even and her husband gambles away the little she manages to save up... Rosy is faceing bankrupty along the miller.
Anyone else has barely enough to pay their taxes... aside of the mayor and Gwyneth I suspect.

MC builds several industries, like the farm, the wine and the Lustdrug deal, the temple and even get's involved with the Inn at the crossroads... he improves the situation of the people, but not the situation of the village.
He Upgrades most accomodations from shack to actual houses, yet he doesn't introduce trade, open mines or start a woodcutting operation in the woods... the only thing he further contribute is hunting Goblins and give their ears to Victoria to sell to some myth loveing nobles.
 

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It may be a game, but it still follows some logic.
The Lore makes it pretty clear that Weirdwood is an extremly poor "village" (or rather gathering of houses) in the boonies with little to no interest in regards to infrastructure, resources or strategic value.
The people live simple lives and still have their issues.
There is no traderoute nearby and the village is mostly self sufficient.
Jenny barely cuts even and her husband gambles away the little she manages to save up... Rosy is faceing bankrupty along the miller.
Anyone else has barely enough to pay their taxes... aside of the mayor and Gwyneth I suspect.

MC builds several industries, like the farm, the wine and the Lustdrug deal, the temple and even get's involved with the Inn at the crossroads... he improves the situation of the people, but not the situation of the village.
He Upgrades most accomodations from shack to actual houses, yet he doesn't introduce trade, open mines or start a woodcutting operation in the woods... the only thing he further contribute is hunting Goblins and give their ears to Victoria to sell to some myth loveing nobles.
What logic?.
The game is pure fantasy.
 
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It may be a game, but it still follows some logic.
The Lore makes it pretty clear that Weirdwood is an extremly poor "village" (or rather gathering of houses) in the boonies with little to no interest in regards to infrastructure, resources or strategic value.
The people live simple lives and still have their issues.
There is no traderoute nearby and the village is mostly self sufficient.
Jenny barely cuts even and her husband gambles away the little she manages to save up... Rosy is faceing bankrupty along the miller.
Anyone else has barely enough to pay their taxes... aside of the mayor and Gwyneth I suspect.

MC builds several industries, like the farm, the wine and the Lustdrug deal, the temple and even get's involved with the Inn at the crossroads... he improves the situation of the people, but not the situation of the village.
He Upgrades most accomodations from shack to actual houses, yet he doesn't introduce trade, open mines or start a woodcutting operation in the woods... the only thing he further contribute is hunting Goblins and give their ears to Victoria to sell to some myth loveing nobles.
He also has the option of paying for guards along the road to Greyport. It's for self-serving reasons, but trade to WW could tick up if there's less trouble with bandits along the way. Re-opening the mines in the pass could serve to introduce a dwarf girl. Setting up a woodcutting operation in the North Forest could be a way to tie Mia (and Granny) back to the rest of the game.

I think WW was more important before the Goblin War, it had a major Qetesh temple nearby and the the mines (persumably) sent their output through WW, but the population decrease from that put the area in decline and it's only been about a generation since the war. Personally I view the MC's adventures as a frame for WW beginning to recover from the war. Assuming he doesn't botch things because of his personal life, that is.
 
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I never mentioned someone making them, anything and everything can be imported from elsewhere in the kingdom.
All the clothes are imported to the store in the village and no one is spinning or weaving sheep's wool that I can see.
How do you know Rosy's pastries don't sell well?, MC, and hence we, is hardy ever there to see how much she sells.
Rosy probably also bakes bread, the MC just doesn't have the option of buying it. And she is running short of flour every time the MC asks if she needs help baking... Selling bread to locals is more likely, with the pastries as a sideline which can only be afforded regularly by the Mayor's household. Maybe Captain Eckhart and a couple others as well. (Explaining why the MC buying them is worth an Affection bump.)

Edgar imports some of the high-quality items he sells to the MC and to a few others, but very likely makes others himself. Importing materials to make items is cheaper than importing finished items.

Just because we don't see fullers, spinners, weavers, and dyers, or other professions like tanners, doesn't mean they aren't there, only that there's no in-game reason to interact with them. Jacob has a milk cow (which goes dry if you pursue Rosy's questline) but we never see it. You only meet the Miller's family if you burn down their place. EDIT: And Marcus has helpers you only see when upgrading someone's place.
 
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Please let this update come with a sister 3some!

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Well I like MC lying on the ground/ bed and have one sister riding while the other one is being licked.

But I also understand that it means to have 4 variations and personally I'm all for it.
Or what about some toys. Maybe one sister with strapon spitroast with MC second sister. There can also be a quest to find a sacred or family relic.
 
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Jacob has a milk cow (which goes dry if you pursue Rosy's questline) but we never see it.
Actually that was before MC even arrived. The Mayor will mention (when talking about the "witch") that Jenny said her produce went bad as she passed & the farmer claims his cow went dry not long after she turned up. So this at least a month or 2 that hes been cow-less.
 

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The RoD wasn't free of controversy.
I know, but this is another girl with a toy, not some other dick.
Some players only want one dick, the MC's natural one (enhanced as needed but still only one), going into the girls. If it does happen it'll probably be entirely optional.

Honestly I think those players take the No-Cuck/Sharing way to far. I mean it's just a double of MC (yourself) & from the looks it's essentially got no personality or will beyond the wants of MC so they line up. It's not "another person" it's just you, but extended to 2 consciousnesses I guess(?)

They need to grow up a bit. I agree it shouldnt be a Main Quest (make it a Side Quest) & it shouldnt affect the main story. Instead it should open up brand new options when making love to LIs. For example after the quest is done MC can start using the Rod with characters like Rosy, Mia, Liandra & her Mother (imagine instead of taking turns in the basement orgy MC can just double up & screw them both at once). It opens slot of bonus material if Tinkerer wants to include it & it's not as deep as they bitch about.

If its completly optional then it shouldnt he a problem.


What about the castle where 2 guards are saying "Lord Tinkerer needs update"? Will there be any princess there?
Well that's the rest of the city, not the entrance to a castle (although one would expect a castke to be in the city). The area is ruled by a Baron (not a king so no princess) but the Baron does have a daughter (so there is a Baroness). Also from what we know & can theories I reckon she is the "Cath" who is planning to take down the Baron that we read that letter from to Roderick during "The Election".
 

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He also has the option of paying for guards along the road to Greyport. It's for self-serving reasons, but trade to WW could tick up if there's less trouble with bandits along the way. Re-opening the mines in the pass could serve to introduce a dwarf girl. Setting up a woodcutting operation in the North Forest could be a way to tie Mia (and Granny) back to the rest of the game.

I think WW was more important before the Goblin War, it had a major Qetesh temple nearby and the the mines (persumably) sent their output through WW, but the population decrease from that put the area in decline and it's only been about a generation since the war. Personally I view the MC's adventures as a frame for WW beginning to recover from the war. Assuming he doesn't botch things because of his personal life, that is.
Rosy probably also bakes bread, the MC just doesn't have the option of buying it. And she is running short of flour every time the MC asks if she needs help baking... Selling bread to locals is more likely, with the pastries as a sideline which can only be afforded regularly by the Mayor's household. Maybe Captain Eckhart and a couple others as well. (Explaining why the MC buying them is worth an Affection bump.)

Edgar imports some of the high-quality items he sells to the MC and to a few others, but very likely makes others himself. Importing materials to make items is cheaper than importing finished items.

Just because we don't see fullers, spinners, weavers, and dyers, or other professions like tanners, doesn't mean they aren't there, only that there's no in-game reason to interact with them. Jacob has a milk cow (which goes dry if you pursue Rosy's questline) but we never see it. You only meet the Miller's family if you burn down their place. EDIT: And Marcus has helpers you only see when upgrading someone's place.
Weirdwood was/is definetly a poorer settlement especially compared to Greyport but alot of its issues I feel are a massive pile up from Goblin War to now (20 years later).

The Goblin War definitely coursed the region massive backlash as many died during the war & the Qeteshian faith (once a prominent religion near Weirdwood) has become all but forgotten. The Temple brought in pilgrims & trade from across the region so that entire situation, the war & aftermath, hit their economy HARD.

The rest of the issues are all building from their. 1st they never took Gabriel seriously about wiping out the Goblins (even though they were close according to him) & now they have infested the surrounding woods, stopping local hunters from bringing fresh game back to the town & threatening livestock.

The machinations of Cath has led to the bandits becoming organised & now the Western Road that connects Weirdwood to Greyport has become incredibly dangerous to traverse. Trade with the city is all but non existent. The Baron dosent seem to care about anything beyond the city walls & the mayor is too worried about the towns defense to send guards out (also they want MORE money for the dangers of it all).

The town has become so reliant on itself that they can only really use or sell what THEY produce, which already wasent much. The loss of Jacob's milking cow & trade with the city has removed milk from the shop. The snake infestation in the Mill has coursed the Miller to close his services. This has had major effects of stores like Jenny's General Store & Rosy's Bakery as they cant get the supplies they need to sell.

Not to mention the Mine in the Mountainpass that was apparently once very lucrative but eventually was closed off leaving them no mineral trade either.

Now I dunno if it's always been this way or a recent reaction to the struggling times but all services has become way too expensive for the average people (looking at you Marcus!!!!:mad:). People are so worried that the second a scapegoat came to town they claimed she was a witch & began to plot her removal (Ziva), the only reason she was spared?
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Now look at all the problems that are STILL rising over the course of MC's adventure.
•The local Nergalites (led by Erevi) are plotting to finish what they started.
•Orcs are encroaching from the south & are definitely a threat to the locals.
•A vampire lord that's been imprisoned for over 200yrs cenantly wakes up & begins making a small army of werewolves & zombies!
•And the rise in man-eating monsters that have began to move in like Ogres, Trolls, Grumpkins & the like, who have no issue with making a meal of the locals.

Things be looking pretty dire for Weirdwood & I wouldnt be surprised if people have left the town for a better life somewhere else. All this to say that while the town is currently struggling & poor it's not out of possibility that they at one point were doing well enough. Things just havnt been kind as of late.
 
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Honestly I think those players take the No-Cuck/Sharing way to far. I mean it's just a double of MC (yourself) & from the looks it's essentially got no personality or will beyond the wants of MC so they line up. It's not "another person" it's just you, but extended to 2 consciousnesses I guess(?)
No argument from me. I think Tinkerer is more aware of it now, which is why I suspect situations with more than one dick will be optional going forward.
 
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