RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.81] [Tinkerer]

[Damagus01]

That said I’m all for increased food variety options and more ogre content. Maghda is one of the most demanding girls with all the requirements for her with not that much content once done.

I don't find her terribly demanding. Every week or two deliver a sheep & bang her. I take care of that when I collect ingredients on the way to Greyport, and by the time it's necessary you should have enough cash flow to buy sheep as needed. Food variety would be welcome, though, probably with less Affection gained from it since she really likes mutton. As would something to tie her in with the rest of the story.

More Ogres yes please

Only if we get another halfling. And maybe a full-blooded female minotaur.

I’d say MCs daughter if Incest wasn’t perma banned now.

It's not perma-banned, just extremely unlikely. Aside from a high probability of Qetesh herself, and a good chance ED's egg hatches a girl.

 

[ATM1234]

Can someone please share all the ntr scenes. This game is kinda complicated for me and I'm not going read that whole guide of this.So can someone please share it please? And thank you

 

[storm1051787]

Can someone please share all the ntr scenes. This game is kinda complicated for me and I'm not going read that whole guide of this.So can someone please share it please? And thank you

There is barely any NTR scenes in the game if that's what you're here for. There is like 2 sharing scenes, 3 ntr scenes which pretty much just involve the love interest being sexually assaulted by monsters and then the perpetrator killed right after. There's more content of the MC cucking people than there are the other way around. If you wanted an ntr heavy game this is not that game.

 

[Damagus01]

Can someone please share all the ntr scenes. This game is kinda complicated for me and I'm not going read that whole guide of this.So can someone please share it please? And thank you

The NTR tag for this game is debatable. Players don't agree on what counts as NTR in general, let alone the situations in PQ. I don't think PQ has true NTR content. Cuckholding, drugging, and other questionable things, yes, but not NTR. Others do think it has NTR.

All the girls with partners before the MC comes along have pre-existing reasons to switch to the MC, though some reasons are more morally questionable than just getting some D when their partner ain't providing it. None of the girls leave the MC for someone else once added to the harem.

Every instance of NPCs having a go at one of the girls can be avoided/prevented. There is no "you fucked it up at the beginning of the game," you always know when it's time to choose what happens to her.
-Exception 1: If you follow Jenny's storyline she gets it on with Thomas off-screen, but she has...reasons. I'm not fond of her storyline, it comes closest to NTR in my book and humiliates Thomas.
-Exception 2: Gwynneth is a prostitute; she plies her trade offscreen.
-Exception 3: During the Waystones II quest, giving ED 500 coins for shopping avoids an offscreen encounter for her while you're doing other stuff. This isn't clearly indicated when it comes up.

 

[exazubi]

Can someone please share all the ntr scenes. This game is kinda complicated for me and I'm not going read that whole guide of this.So can someone please share it please? And thank you

There are only a few scenes. And the ones that exist, I'm not even sure if the definition is really correct.

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I think that's all the scenes. If I've forgotten anything, please feel free to add it. As I said, it is doubtful whether this is really NTR. The forums the definition and the real one outside the forum... let's not discuss this once more.

But I haven't played the current built yet. Maybe there are new scenes that I don't know yet.

In generell, Peasants Quest is not designed for NTR, never was, never will. If you are into NTR, like me, I recommend the game "A struggle with Sin". It's is not unlike Peasants ques but has a solid and good NTR core. This game, as well as Peasants Quest, are still among my absolute favorites to this day. Both games are great, in their own unique way

 

[storm1051787]

There are only a few scenes. And the ones that exist, I'm not even sure if the definition is really correct.

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I think that's all the scenes. If I've forgotten anything, please feel free to add it. As I said, it is doubtful whether this is really NTR. The forums the definition and the real one outside the forum... let's not discuss this once more.

But I haven't played the current built yet. Maybe there are new scenes that I don't know yet.

In generell, Peasants Quest is not designed for NTR, never was, never will. If you are into NTR, like me, I recommend the game "A struggle with Sin". It's is not unlike Peasants ques but has a solid and good NTR core. This game, as well as Peasants Quest, are still among my absolute favorites to this day. Both games are great, in their own unique way

How did you forget about Jenny. Her whole storyline is about cucking her husband, to the point where she's having the mc's babies and passing them off as her husband's. Then there's Hilde who you fuck on her wedding night and who you repeatedly fuck everytime her husband is Drunk or not around.

 

[exazubi]

How did you forget about Jenny. Her whole storyline is about cucking her husband, to the point where she's having the mc's babies and passing them off as her husband's. Then there's Hilde who you fuck on her wedding night and who you repeatedly fuck everytime her husband is Drunk or not around.

Thanks for the addition. I haven't played the game for a while. I forget Jenny. But I also admit that for me she is one of the rather uninteresting LIs. Her story is short and not very exciting. A matter of taste

 

[pussyhunter33]

Thanks for the addition. I haven't played the game for a while. I forget Jenny. But I also admit that for me she is one of the rather uninteresting LIs. Her story is short and not very exciting. A matter of taste

So you dont like Jenny?
ты русский?
потому что организации любят организации
just a simple question

 

[exazubi]

So you dont like Jenny?
ты русский?
потому что организации любят организации
just a simple question

I didn't say that. But like everyone else, I of course have my favorites among the LIs. And Jenny is none of them

 

[SkyLord2018]

On the Ledger tab it shows income (Taxes), (Plunder Tribute), & (Wine Sales). Then you have all of your Daily Expenses being taken from your Income. As, I end the day in the negative. It does not show my 200 coins a week which is about 28.00 coins a day which is income.

How do you get Plunder Tribute Or the Wine Sales. Also, I already have a ton of money, so why can't I show any of that in the Income. With the way it is currently setup, with you not being able to take some of your money into wherever they are putting tax income.

So being Mayor you must have a village treasury so you can pay guards, etc. That means the 200 coins I am getting each week for being Mayor is coming out of the treasury, but that is Income, but not showing as such.

With your expenses; Child Labor, Field Rent, Dungeon Rations, Alimony, & Guards which comes out of your Income I'm always going to be in the negative. It's not counting all the coins I get of those I kill, like Bandits, & Orcs. I'm just not understanding the Ledger Math.

On another note I think it would be nice to have a vender or merchant that sold all the different ingredients that you may need. Including Bags of Flour & Vegetables.

EDIT: I forgot, is the Snow Deer the only one you can get antlers from ?

 

[Damagus01]

On the Ledger tab it shows income (Taxes), (Plunder Tribute), & (Wine Sales). Then you have all of your Daily Expenses being taken from your Income. As, I end the day in the negative. It does not show my 200 coins a week which is about 28.00 coins a day which is income.

How do you get Plunder Tribute Or the Wine Sales. Also, I already have a ton of money, so why can't I show any of that in the Income. With the way it is currently setup, with you not being able to take some of your money into wherever they are putting tax income.

So being Mayor you must have a village treasury so you can pay guards, etc. That means the 200 coins I am getting each week for being Mayor is coming out of the treasury, but that is Income, but not showing as such.

With your expenses; Child Labor, Field Rent, Dungeon Rations, Alimony, & Guards which comes out of your Income I'm always going to be in the negative. It's not counting all the coins I get of those I kill, like Bandits, & Orcs. I'm just not understanding the Ledger Math.

The Ledger only lists your passive recurring income and outgo. Stuff that automatically happens without you needing to do anything. Bandits, ears, and so on are not passive, you have to actively seek them out.

If you pay for ALL the optional recurring costs, yes, you're likely to be operating at a loss unless your goblin tribe is large and/or you've got a lot of your kids working for you. Good thing you have multiple other ways to earn coins...

- Taxes is the old name for your weekly Salary as Mayor. Hopefully Tinkerer remembers to rename it in the Ledger eventually.
- Plunder is from your goblin tribe once you become the Goblin King. The larger your tribe the higher the daily Plunder amount. That's the incentive (other than just seggs) to keep knocking up your goblin wives & grow the tribe.
- Wine Sales kicks in once you start making wine at the Family Farm.

The town treasury is already stretched paying for the existing guards around town, at the Temple, etc. That's why the MC makes up the difference for remote/hazard pay when stationing guards along the Western Road. Maybe in a future update the additonal safety they provide will be reflected in increased trade, meaning more in the town treasury and the MC not having to pay the extra himself. But it takes time for the amount of trade to reach a stable higher level...

On another note I think it would be nice to have a vender or merchant that sold all the different ingredients that you may need. Including Bags of Flour & Vegetables.

Those may appear in Greyport in the future. For now, Jenny's Store sells vegetable bushels. Flour being unavailable is the specific issue that kicks off Rosy's storyline...

 

[SkyLord2018]

The Ledger only lists your passive recurring income and outgo. Stuff that automatically happens without you needing to do anything. Bandits, ears, and so on are not passive, you have to actively seek them out.

If you pay for ALL the optional recurring costs, yes, you're likely to be operating at a loss unless your goblin tribe is large and/or you've got a lot of your kids working for you. Good thing you have multiple other ways to earn coins...

- Taxes is the old name for your weekly Salary as Mayor. Hopefully Tinkerer remembers to rename it in the Ledger eventually.
- Plunder is from your goblin tribe once you become the Goblin King. The larger your tribe the higher the daily Plunder amount. That's the incentive (other than just seggs) to keep knocking up your goblin wives & grow the tribe.
- Wine Sales kicks in once you start making wine at the Family Farm.

The town treasury is already stretched paying for the existing guards around town, at the Temple, etc. That's why the MC makes up the difference for remote/hazard pay when stationing guards along the Western Road. Maybe in a future update the additonal safety they provide will be reflected in increased trade, meaning more in the town treasury and the MC not having to pay the extra himself. But it takes time for the amount of trade to reach a stable higher level...

Those may appear in Greyport in the future. For now, Jenny's Store sells vegetable bushels. Flour being unavailable is the specific issue that kicks off Rosy's storyline...

Thanks for the imformation. Appreciate it.

 

[Stil996]

...Flour being unavailable is the specific issue that kicks off Rosy's storyline...

Once we start making babies with Mrs Miller we should have a work force for the Mill

 

[Damagus01]

Thanks for the imformation. Appreciate it.

Almost forgot, Makith the goblin shaman will sell you nearly any ingredient used specifically for potions. Some are not available until after a certain quest/event is over...she doesn't sell swamp toads or blood grass until after you escort Caleah to the swamp, for example.

 

[SkyLord2018]

Once we start making babies with Mrs Miller we should have a work force for the Mill

Yeah. I don't understand why a lot of people is saying she is old. With her having a young girl child who lost her doll in the fire is most likely in her 30's. You can also tell that the miller is not really old. She is a lot younger that the lady in Greyport.

 

[Stil996]

Yeah. I don't understand why a lot of people is saying she is old. With her having a young girl child who lost her doll in the fire is most likely in her 30's. You can also tell that the miller is not really old. She is a lot younger that the lady in Greyport.

Mrs Miller isn't old (I imagine her as similar to Jenny), and I'm not sure were you heard that?? I think you might be getting her confused with Greta (Mia's Grandmother) or Malketh (the Goblin Shaman)... Two of the candidates for a Gilf makeover

 

[exazubi]

Mrs Miller isn't old (I imagine her as similar to Jenny), and I'm not sure were you heard that?? I think you might be getting her confused with Greta (Mia's Grandmother) or Malketh (the Goblin Shaman)... Two of the candidates for a Gilf makeover

That probably depends on the perspective. By real medieval standards they are old. In his time, only a few people were older than 40. But in general I agree with you: she is not old

 

[exazubi]

That's a myth. People in Mideval times generally live about as long as people do now provided they actually made it to adulthood in the first place. Once you hit you're teenage years there wasn't really stopping you from making to 70 or 80 other than general unforeseen circumstances like war or natural disasters. Really it's more that child mortality rates were so high back then compared to now and most kids wouldn't live past their 5th birthday.

It's no myth. There were actually people who lived to be over 80 back then. But they were the big exception. Yes, there was a very high child mortality rate. There were many wars, environmental disasters, epidemics and droughts. And they just killed the people. In addition, medicine practically didn't exist or was in its infancy, not to mention hygiene back then. Last but not least: there were only a few people. So they were more or less on their own. There were no retirement provisions or a welfare state. Anyone who wasn't fit and/or had a family to look after them died. That was the case.

If you're ever interested in medieval cemeteries, you'll notice that the majority of people didn't live to be very old. If they had had the knowledge and options we have today, things would definitely have looked different. The circumstances of the time rarely allowed for old age

 

[Stil996]

That's a myth. People in Mideval times generally live about as long as people do now provided they actually made it to adulthood in the first place. Once you hit you're teenage years there wasn't really stopping you from making to 70 or 80 other than general unforeseen circumstances like war or natural disasters. Really it's more that child mortality rates were so high back then compared to now and most kids wouldn't live past their 5th birthday.

It's no myth. There were actually people who lived to be over 80 back then. But they were the big exception. Yes, there was a very high child mortality rate. There were many wars, environmental disasters, epidemics and droughts. And they just killed the people. In addition, medicine practically didn't exist or was in its infancy, not to mention hygiene back then. Last but not least: there were only a few people. So they were more or less on their own. There were no retirement provisions or a welfare state. Anyone who wasn't fit and/or had a family to look after them died. That was the case.

If you're ever interested in medieval cemeteries, you'll notice that the majority of people didn't live to be very old. If they had had the knowledge and options we have today, things would definitely have looked different. The circumstances of the time rarely allowed for old age

Ah!!! but medieval cemeteries only covers the [christian] people who got buried it doesn't count those who are still alive

Either way neither mindset really apply, since this isn't set in the medieval age, it's separate fantasy realm with health potions and magic.

 

[exazubi]

Ah!!! but medieval cemeteries only covers the [christian] people who got buried it doesn't count those who are still alive

Either way neither mindset really apply, since this isn't set in the medieval age, it's separate fantasy realm with health potions and magic.

Absolutely. Most will never have had a funeral. All it takes is that there have been robbers, an epidemic or a famine. Whole villages were wiped out and simply disappeared. The world was not as mobile and connected as it is today, there were only a few people. So there were only a few who saw what was going on there. That's why archaeologists often suddenly find the remains of graves or settlements somewhere that no one knew anything about.

And of course that is also the perfect breeding ground for speculation and fairy tales of all kinds