cant fight the direwolf quoted in the walktrough
the direwolf fight never triggers and i keep getting normal enemy fights
the direwolf fight never triggers and i keep getting normal enemy fights
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I have this black overlay that I got when I was in the big beyond and its stuck like this for a long time now. How do I get rid of it?
I have this black overlay that I got when I was in the big beyond and its stuck like this for a long time now. How do I get rid of it?
I only know two:
No time for play
there is no cow level
I don't know if I'm blind or just an idiot, but where can I buy fabric and carpet to complete the mission of restoring Helena's room?
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What do you mean, there is quite a bit of content in this one.
I've been trying to set the trap for the evil spirit but I don't know how? I have rope and sweetrolls but there is no option to set any trap anywhere in the UI?
Is it possible to clear away ALL of the plants/branches at the lake? Or will there always be some obscuring the view?
They grow back every day or so. Best way is to just cut them at night before you sleep, they will stay open the next morning.
Huh. It just seems like I clear them every night, and the next morning there's still a lot obscuring the view. Is that how it always is? Or is there some quest I need to do to get EVERYTHING cleared away?
I've noticed this is an ongoing trend, but seriously, how the fuck do you set up the trap for the evil spirit. I cant see that option anywhere in the UI and have tried to scout each area also to maybe trigger the trap by triggering the fight with her.
if you cant set the trap you need to beat her first. it's been a few months for me but talking around and then to the witch and.. possibly helping that little mushroom spirit guy just north of her was enough. Then collect ingredients. As long as you have ingredients you can lay the trap and come back the next day. Can H or let her go, but letting her go gives the message that she's not going to bother you for the rest of the day while in the wilderness.