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Yeah, Daemon is basically the dark equivalent to Erik's light, so he's pretty good.
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Mokinokaro posted:Nuella and Yullea (I think I have those right) are downright godlike. they are christmas twins because noel and yule thats how you remember their names
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Nov 5, 2014 04:49
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Corridor posted:is daemon any good? i heard that erik and olivia were beasts but what about the christmas twins? the twins just seem like a weaker erik and damien/daemon, to be honest.
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Nov 5, 2014 05:12
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You bring Yuelia for the heals. Bring Ophelia for the pain. 
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Nov 5, 2014 05:19
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I just bring Yulia because she's the easiest to find and I'm lazy
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Nov 5, 2014 05:30
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Yuelia and Noelia are nuts because if you bring them along, pulling your weapon out causes everything in your line of sight to be promptly annihilated by laser beams. They are both pretty strong wizards and really aggressive with their spells, so it's like tromping around with a loving artillery squad at your beck and call. poo poo rules.
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Nov 5, 2014 05:41
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I should talk to NPCs more. Here's some stuff that I didn't know about/realize: 1. The guard at the base of Mt. Snowpeak will instantly warp you to the cabin. 2. While warping via fast travel causes you to drop your bounties, warping via NPC will bring your bounty with you.
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Argue posted:I should talk to NPCs more. Here's some stuff that I didn't know about/realize:  This changes everything. I even briefly thought that might be the case but didn't try it because I assumed there were Bounty dudes all over the place for the exact reason that warping always dropped your bounties.
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Nov 5, 2014 06:19
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precision posted:
Bounties are also carried if you ride your horse.
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Nov 5, 2014 13:21
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ayn rand hand job posted:Bounties are also carried if you ride your horse. Yep! Now, if only your horse could enter cities, be called to your current location from anywhere, and be an adorable turtle instead of a boring horse 
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Nov 5, 2014 13:26
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I always forget the Horse Shop exists. I haven't run out of Bliss Upgrades to the point where I want my own horse yet, since the extra Bag space is essential if like me you're a hoarder and hate messing with Storage. Hairstyle/Clothes Dyeing and Magical Fairy Shop were also high priority because I'm a grown man that plays with (virtual) dolls.
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Nov 5, 2014 15:53
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precision posted:I always forget the Horse Shop exists. I haven't run out of Bliss Upgrades to the point where I want my own horse yet, since the extra Bag space is essential if like me you're a hoarder and hate messing with Storage. Hairstyle/Clothes Dyeing and Magical Fairy Shop were also high priority because I'm a grown man that plays with (virtual) dolls. The storage is actually disgustingly convenient in this game. Put all of your crafting materials in storage. You don't even have to manually take them back out of storage when it's crafting time. The crafting interface considers your Storage to be a direct extension of your inventory for the purposes of having available materials. It is so good.
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Nov 5, 2014 16:04
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Jesus, this game has way more quality of life conveniences than I ever expect out of video games. Thanks.
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Nov 5, 2014 16:15
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I just wish that was the case for the quests as well. 
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Nov 5, 2014 16:21
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Onean posted:I just wish that was the case for the quests as well. If it handled side quests like Xenoblade it would be the perfect game.
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deadly_pudding posted:The storage is actually disgustingly convenient in this game. Put all of your crafting materials in storage. You don't even have to manually take them back out of storage when it's crafting time. The most important piece of information. Finally, my bag will stop being 470/500.
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Nov 5, 2014 16:45
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Ragequit posted:If it handled side quests like Xenoblade it would be the perfect game. Nah, it'd need a greater variety of crafting minigames too.
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TurnipFritter posted:Nah, it'd need a greater variety of crafting minigames too. I have been changing them up enough so it hasn't bothered me, but I imagine if you were trying to grind one out it would get old fast.
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Nov 5, 2014 18:45
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Got this yesterday, already an Apprentice in Paladin, Miner, and Blacksmith, just finished the first story mission. Should I worry about getting my primary classes to rank up first or get everything to Apprentice first? Is there an objectively better choice or should I just do what seems correct? So many questions! It's a really good game. E: does the pet dog ever get better at combat? Because he is pretty decent now unless he gets teamed up on, but seems to have something of a low ceiling. Should I ditch him when I get access to Paladin Waifu and other human combat npcs? projecthalaxy fucked around with this message at 19:39 on Nov 5, 2014 |
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Someone can probably correct me on this if I am wrong, but I would advise trying to clear the main story as the later cities/settlements sell things that can really help move crafting along. I just got to the Elderwood settlement and they sell Elder logs, which I wish I knew earlier.
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Ragequit posted:Someone can probably correct me on this if I am wrong, but I would advise trying to clear the main story as the later cities/settlements sell things that can really help move crafting along. I just got to the Elderwood settlement and they sell Elder logs, which I wish I knew earlier. Na I agree, honestly after leveling up all my gatherers and crafters around the same time and holding off on story I kind of wish that I had just stuck with hunter or merc and advanced the story enough to have the majority of materials available to me. Especially because it becomes easy to level gatherers if you have crafters that have access to whatever materials they want, since it's so easy to turn a profit off of crafting anything.
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Ragequit posted:Someone can probably correct me on this if I am wrong, but I would advise trying to clear the main story as the later cities/settlements sell things that can really help move crafting along. I just got to the Elderwood settlement and they sell Elder logs, which I wish I knew earlier. Samba De Amigo posted:Na I agree, honestly after leveling up all my gatherers and crafters around the same time and holding off on story I kind of wish that I had just stuck with hunter or merc and advanced the story enough to have the majority of materials available to me. OK, thanks, I'll focus on advancing the story for now.
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Nov 5, 2014 20:48
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Advance the story until you can fast-travel to Al-Maajik at least, because otherwise you'll be stuck at Adept for quite a few Lifes.
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precision posted:Advance the story until you can fast-travel to Al-Maajik at least, because otherwise you'll be stuck at Adept for quite a few Lifes. You can make it to Master in every class but Mercenary by that point. I think you need the Ancient Ruins because the math doesn't work out.
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ayn rand hand job posted:You can make it to Master in every class but Mercenary by that point. I think you need the Ancient Ruins because the math doesn't work out. I couldn't even get to Expert in Carpenter without access to Sugar Wood, unless you mean you only need access to the Al-Maajik area rather than finishing it off?
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precision posted:I couldn't even get to Expert in Carpenter without access to Sugar Wood, unless you mean you only need access to the Al-Maajik area rather than finishing it off? Bingo. Although technically you might be able to get Master if you can kill the Lord of the Dead, but that's a bitch.
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Am I screwing myself by pretty evenly dividing my stats? I am leveling up all classes, but are there any stats that should be ignored and made up for by higher level equipment?
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You should really focus on luck, keeping the rest even is fine. Luck is just super important for not hating your life.
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so, those scenes when you master a life are something. do the lyrics translate right?
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glassyalabolas posted:so, those scenes when you master a life are something. do the lyrics translate right? They do. They're nice adaptations that stay true to the context of the original lyrics.
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Jsor posted:You should really focus on luck, keeping the rest even is fine. Luck is just super important for not hating your life. Honestly you don't even really need to do that. I kinda ignored luck until after I beat the game, and didn't realize how useful it was until I was Godding stuff. Even then it still wasn't bad at all. Fantasy Life is not a hard game. Besides, if you screw up you can always respec.
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I'm glad I'll be able to trivially respec later- I've been going +1 Str, +1 Vit every level so far which is great for what I am currently doing but kinda pigeonholes me to Pally/Miner a bit. E: also does your wish, which you tell the butterfly by picking from that list, affect anything but your StreetPass card? projecthalaxy fucked around with this message at 23:46 on Nov 5, 2014 |
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 The songs when you hit Master rank are adorable. I reached Master Carpenter and Blacksmith at about the same time since I was dawdling around for hours; when I finally reached Al Maajik, bam! All these ranks suddenly showed up.Is it just me, or did Hyadain sing the Blacksmith song? It sounds familiar at least.
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Out of all the Master songs I've seen I think the Miner and Carpenter ones are the best. The first was a nice rap and the other just had such a booming voice that was thankfully easier to hear than some of the other ones.
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How Ingratiating! posted:Saw the credits, still trying to build up enough Dosh to get a house in the Elderwood. I'll also have to start on fast-tracking my last three Lives: Wizard, Cook, and Wait you can get a house in the elderwood? Is that a DLC thing?
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ThisIsACoolGuy posted:Wait you can get a house in the elderwood? Is that a DLC thing? Nope. You can get houses in each of the main cities, the elderwood, and one other location that I know of. In theory there's a sixth slot, but I assume that it refers to a DLC place since I haven't gotten that yet. Once you complete the storyline in the area, talk to every NPC in the village and see if one of them has a house for sale.
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the elderwood house only appears after you do that story chapter. as in the house is literally not there until you visit the elderwood village afterward
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Also unlike the first 2 holiday homes, you don't get a letter telling you that you can buy it.
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