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My Lovely Horse posted:Yakuza 6 has no entry in the wiki, let's remedy that. - The spear fishing minigame is a pile of fish at the end of the dock in Onomichi and is a decent source of cash.
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Any tips for Dragon Quest VIII? I've read the wiki and I'm figuring on using some kind of guide for skill points because the skills you can learn don't seem to have descriptions ahead of time. Anything else?
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Jul 7, 2019 19:12
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Ainsley McTree posted:Iirc the trick is to leave at least one carrot, and position your horse so that you’re blocking the opponents and they can’t pass. If you spend the last carrot, you slow down dramatically and they take a long time to come back, and it’s much harder to win. But if you leave one carrot, they recharge at a quick pace, so you just wanna spank your horse down to one, wait until they all come back, and repeat, for max speed.
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I'm gonna do Outer Wilds. Okay so the first tip is the most important one: 1. Go in blind. Don't read any reviews, certainly don't read the thread here and don't read the rest of this post. That said, there are one or two QoL tips that only count as minor beginning-of-the-game spoilers (it's ok to mouse over the black bars here once you understand the games main gimmick), so here goes: 2. When you find an NPC called Gabbro, exhaust all his dialogue. All of it. Then, on the next cycle, beeline straight for him and exhaust it again. There will be an extra dialogue branch that grants you an ability which in my opinion should've been given to you from the start. 3. Eating a roasted marshmallow restores a bit of health. 4. Using your translator to decipher text freezes time, so don't panic, take your time and take in everything you read. 5. Tip 4 doesn't apply once the music indicating the end of a cycle starts, so in that circumstance, just grab all the text as quick as you can and read it in your ships log afterwards. 6. If you're having trouble in an area and aren't sure what you need to do, go explore somewhere else for a while. Everything is interconnected and sometimes solutions come from piecing together more of the big picture. 7. Don't miss out on this game. It truly is a gem. Lastly, and this tip will expire shortly, the devs are releasing a patch soon that addresses one of the complaints people have been having about the endgame. If you're thinking of jumping in, you might improve your experience by holding off starting the game until that patch comes out. That said, if you're at all interested, just loving play it; it's great anyway even with that issue. Cactus fucked around with this message at 20:16 on Jul 7, 2019 |
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Jul 7, 2019 20:07
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SiKboy posted:- The spear fishing minigame is a pile of fish at the end of the dock in Onomichi and is a decent source of cash. So: - When you're in Kamurocho initially, buy some protein from RIZAP, a sushi set and a pork (tonkatsu) bento. You'll meet side characters who want those in Onomichi, and there's no way to get them there. - Stock up on cat food of all the regular varieties as well. The cat cafe and Don Quijote sell them all. Gold Tuna is a cheat item, which should be obvious from the price, and you'll be fine without it. - Finish all the Clan Creator missions in Onomichi and talk to the owner of La Pente twice to unlock a useful merchant. - The spear fishing minigame is a pile of fish at the end of the dock in Onomichi and is a decent source of cash. If you want to make it really easy, unlock that useful merchant before you get into it.
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graventy posted:Any tips for My Time at Portia? You can always use another furnace/crafting station. You can turn 1 hardwood into 5 wood at the workbench, which increases the fuel value considerably. Crystal is needed in large amounts by the end game, but if you plant a crystella tree or two early on you'll have plenty. Commissions, especially the big ones on Friday, are the major source of money. Unreal_One fucked around with this message at 22:03 on Jul 7, 2019 |
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Jul 7, 2019 21:56
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For Portia, am I going to miss out on anything important if I give bad gifts during festivals?
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Vadun posted:For Portia, am I going to miss out on anything important if I give bad gifts during festivals? No.
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A cool and good game edit: removed my bad example, whoops Mayor McCheese fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Jul 8, 2019 |
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Bad News Panda posted:Any tips for Dragon Quest VIII? I've read the wiki and I'm figuring on using some kind of guide for skill points because the skills you can learn don't seem to have descriptions ahead of time. Anything else? Are you playing the DS version? If not you should probably switch to playing the DS version because its significantly better. Absolutely use a leveling guide because point allocations are forever and not remotely equivalent to each other. Also consider looking up what makes what in the alchemy pot. There is a bossfight with the evil jester shortly after visiting an abbey area. You can beat him if Jessica hasnt learned the group healing spell, but you probably wont. If youre having a rough time with him, grind out the levels for Jessica to get that spell because it takes the fight to seat of your pants luck based slog to almost a victory lap.
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Mayor McCheese posted:More for Bloodstained. Don't you mean Bandit Blade, which is a sword and also its technique is one of two that can't be mastered? There is a dagger technique that looks similar in practice, but as far as I know it doesn't steal.
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Any advice for Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate? I've gotten to the middle of high rank in 4U and completed World.
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Zanzibar Ham posted:Don't you mean Bandit Blade, which is a sword and also its technique is one of two that can't be mastered? You're right, I swore that the Bandit Blade could steal (also i recalled the wrong name). I edited the example.
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Any tips for Planet Coaster? I think I’ve got the basics down but I’m having trouble breaking a 2k profit.
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Mayor McCheese posted:You're right, I swore that the Bandit Blade could steal (also i recalled the wrong name). I edited the example. The Bandit Blade does steal, but that technique is unique to it - you can’t master it and use it with other swords.
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Anything for Katana 0? Other than 'use sword on man' and 'dodgeroll has iframes'.
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The Lone Badger posted:Anything for Katana 0? Other than 'use sword on man' and 'dodgeroll has iframes'. not really, it's a straightforward game. There's some branching story stuff but I believe you can replay levels to see different outcomes, and either way the game can be replayed in a couple of hours
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The Lone Badger posted:Anything for Katana 0? Other than 'use sword on man' and 'dodgeroll has iframes'. You can sneak. The game kind of glosses over that and it’s never strictly necessary, but there are a couple instances where stealth is the preferred option.
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Mayor McCheese posted:More for Bloodstained. anilEhilated fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Jul 9, 2019 |
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Jul 9, 2019 18:26
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Anything I should know for Dragon Quest 3? Specifically the mobile port.
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anilEhilated posted:Note that this fucker is endgame level and you do need his soul for 100% shard completion. I would hereby like to congratulate IGA on finally coming up with something more annoying to grind than the goddamn Sky Fish. He's not hard to kill just don't look at him and get above him. He can't attack at an angle.
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Outward. There is a map button, right on the d-pad. No, the game doesn’t tell you about it. You don’t get a map marker shoeing your location, but you get at least some idea of the terrain.
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Lucinice posted:Anything I should know for Dragon Quest 3? Specifically the mobile port. DQ3's pretty straightforward and the mobile port's not only the best with the most content but also the easiest. If you're new to DQ3 I would definitely advise NOT bringing a Merchant/Dealer or Goof-Off/Joker in your initial party. The default Hero + Warrior/Soldier + Pilgrim/Cleric + Mage/Wizard party recommended in the first town works and is hard to go wrong with. There will eventually be a point where you NEED a Merchant party member; it's fine if you make a brand new level 1 schlub and have him do that part while one of your real party members sits on the bench. In the NES version you would be sacrificing this Merchant forever; in the mobile versions you can get him back later. Ninja edit: If you really care about min-maxing and doing both post-game superdungeons, make all your party (hero included) female because females get better personalities and personalities impact stat growth. "Sexy" is almost always the best personality. Look up how the personalities work if you really wanna squeeze every statpoint from your dudes but it's only going to matter in the post-game superdungeons as the regular game's quite beatable without extensive min/maxing on that level. chairface fucked around with this message at 13:53 on Jul 10, 2019 |
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Jul 10, 2019 13:50
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Any advice for Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice? I picked it up on a whim the other day.
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Notes for Dragon Age Inquisition: Having a barrier active will make you not take any fall damage. Using Dispel or the Templar equivalent on spots where demons are about to appear from fade rifts will make those demons not appear. Waiting until you have every shard to go to the temple in the Forbidden Oasis is dumb. That temple has progressive rewards the more shards you bring there, and it's definitely worth going there ASAP to see what the deal is. Most war table operations have up to three options that are just different ways of doing the same thing. Some, however, do have "correct" approaches, so don't fall into the trap of just selecting whoever to get it done. It's worth it to read the text of the operation and the proposals of your advisors.
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Chief Savage Man posted:Waiting until you have every shard to go to the temple in the Forbidden Oasis is dumb. That temple has progressive rewards the more shards you bring there, and it's definitely worth going there ASAP to see what the deal is. I have reservations on this point. First, I think you need a certain number of shards to get anything, but I could be misremembering as it's a long time since I went there. And that is because second, Forbidden Oasis is hard to get around, disappointingly deserty when you've been to the Western Approach, and has disappointing rewards. It's not worth going there at all.
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You get a minor buff to resistances depending on how many shards you’ve collected but IMHO it’s a one and done kind of zone if you can help it because it’s annoying to get around.
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exquisite tea posted:You get a minor buff to resistances depending on how many shards you’ve collected but IMHO it’s a one and done kind of zone if you can help it because it’s annoying to get around. No matter how many times I went back there I still had trouble finding my way around.
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Any tips for Darkwood? I'm past the prologue and have no idea what I'm doing other than wandering around collecting junk that's hopefully useful later.
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I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot?
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Shadow225 posted:I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot? Off the top of my head, you should stick to the order of dungeons the game presents you if it's your first time. One exception being the second set of dungeons because I'd recommend doing 6 before 5.
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Hey is the page for Battletech still relatively up to date after all the patches and dlc over the past year?
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Shadow225 posted:I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot? Head for the first major dungeon as soon as you can (I assume you're playing somewhat blind, so just follow the guidance the game gives you). You'll get a movement "upgrade" on the way that is a game-changer. You can then tackle the dungeon or just explore or whatever. Edit I'm wrong, you have to clear the dungeon first before you get the movement upgrade Wrex Ruckus fucked around with this message at 00:06 on Jul 16, 2019 |
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Shadow225 posted:I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot? You can catch faries with the bug net and store them in empty bottles. If you run out of health they'll fly out automatically and refill 6 hearts (or you can use them manually if you want). Pneub fucked around with this message at 00:55 on Jul 16, 2019 |
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Shadow225 posted:I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot? Nah, it's pretty idiotproof
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Shadow225 posted:I am going to play Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past for the first time. Anything I should know to save time/not be an idiot? Throw your shield and boomerang into the water when you get the chance.
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Contingency Plan posted:Any tips for Darkwood? I'm past the prologue and have no idea what I'm doing other than wandering around collecting junk that's hopefully useful later. There's a useful secondary melee attack bound by default to mouse3 that's faster (doesn't require charging up) but uses more stamina. Make and keep a lantern equipped during the day in new areas, shiny rocks will glint and sell for $$$. Lanterns last 1-2 days if you manage equipping it only when in new areas. Don't cook on the stove until the second or third house, if ever - the benefits are not necessarily worth the downsides. Focus on affording better workbench, inv and belt space instead of gathering things to cook. You don't have to run the generator in the first safehouse if you don't use the stove so just sit quietly in the dark rearranging your workbench inventory If you survive the night you get free reputation with the trader (+100 at the first safehouse, +150 2nd, +200 3rd, etc.). If you die you don't get it for that night. This isn't a massive deal so don't sweat dying. When you die you drop half your inventory but things on your belt are safe. Make and sell torches for money, don't let that vendor go away with empty inv spots You can hoard nails and boards but you can go overboard on this, once you lose places to put it maybe stop buying them. Make a pistol asap and buy magazines, they aren't that expensive since you get 6 shots for 40ish, and if you are bad at melee this is a must. The pistol is the most cost efficient weapon by far. You only need one pistol (and other weapons) and it never gets damaged so sell parts you don't need. Answer the knock at night. Bhodi fucked around with this message at 02:46 on Jul 16, 2019 |
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Remind me - how do I add a new game to the wiki?
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I have a few extra for Red Dead Redemption 2: -If you want to get serious about hunting for perfect pelts, get the legendary buck talisman first, it gives you higher quality pelts from hunting. -Don't worry too much about the side activities until chapter 3, that's when you are done up with most of the introductory 'here's how you do this activity'-type missions. -It's probably best to prioritise the missions with white icons. It is possible for the yellow icon missions to progress the storyline beyond a point where you can do the white icon missions.
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Xander77 posted:Remind me - how do I add a new game to the wiki? Just follow the instructions here
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