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Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

This thread is about both general and specific Harvest Moon discussion, as well as anticipation for the latest titles in the series.

What is Harvest Moon?

Harvest Moon are a series of games that date back to the SNES. An original concept from a man named Yasuhiro Wada at Marvelous Entertainment, each game's goal is to become a succesful farming entrepeneur and local town socialit�.

Much has changed since the original SNES game but the premise and mechanics haven't developed farther. You achieve your goals by planting and growing fruits and vegetables, raising animals for their produce, as well as picking clean the environment of fish, insects, flowers, fruits and weeds. You sell these things at the end of the day/week/festival and earn a profit, which you will use to buy different crop seeds, livestock, tools, gifts, enlarge, repair and upkeep your farm and house, etc.

The games have seasonal time limits as well as yearly goals. You can select from a cavalcade of available bachelors or bachelorettes to court and marry. The idea is since every villager in town can be affected positively or negatively by your actions (giving them gifts, talking, littering the sreets, etc.) you can pay specific care to one/all/none of the available prospects. If all goes well, and after a series of successive events have been triggered, you will be given an option to marry said person. Doing so will result in her/him moving in your home and later having a child which will make you lose all interest in keeping playing (unless it's Rune Factory 2 in which it is actually part of the game mechanic).

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These are the current titles being played. Bear in mind that Natsume's localization team is absurdly understaffed which is why it takes a year or more for games to jump overseas.

Harvest Moon Grand Bazaar

OUT NOW, GET IT, GO, DO IT

This is the localized version of Wind Bazaar which came out in Japan 2 years ago. Includes wireless multiplayer for trading and competing on festivities (minigames) and instead of shipping items day to day, you collect your week's harvest and produce, and sell them at the bazaar on the weekend. Besides that:

Superior quality produce like cheese, wines and teas and other things are processed in specific windmills, you blow on the mike to make them spin faster thus shortening the production times
You can double jump. You'll learn to depend on this
Seeds now plant on a single grid, no more 3x3
You can walk and run over your crops. Running over them will lower their value.
Watering your crops twice per day will increase their value
Sidestepping, finally you can strafe around
Time never stops, even indoors or while looking in your rucksack, however the game moves around 1 minute per second, so there's a generous amount of time to finish your chores and stroll around town.
You can train your pets to help you herd animals. You can have up to 5 dogs and 5 cats

Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:

Well, after playing around with it, it seems like both me and Corridor were a little right about training.

For cats, every single time they hit the bell they gain experience. You putting it in your pocket, or it flying out of the room or into the storage basket causes a friendship boost, and MAYBE a training boost. But I just saw my cat gain a training level in the middle of playing with the bell, so my theory seems likely.

With dogs, they gain experience every time they bring you back the bone, not just every fifth time. Every fifth time they gain a friendship boost in addition to the regular training boost.

What I've been doing with some success is bringing the cat up to the pasture above your house and tossing the bell out so it can play with it while you tend to the cows. Cats are nice because you don't need to be directly involved for it to train. It WILL get bored of the bell, but then you pick it up and throw it again, and it will be obsessed for a couple hours again. It also makes it easy to train the dog and cat at the same time.

I don't have more than one of each yet, but considering that the max training level allows them to handle 20 animals, I don't know if I'll ever have more than one of each.

Revol posted:

From Fogu, comprehensive item price spreadsheet. The numbers might not be exact beyond the .5 rating, but it gives you a very close idea it sounds like.

Falcon2001 posted:

So, I'm a little insane, and I ended up making a ridiculous addition to the Fugu HM Spreadsheet - profitability checks!

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8184495/HM%20GB%20Price%20list%20-%20Modified.xlsx

: ( Way too much work for little to no reward, but it's handy. The upper left contains a search box that will highlight any recipe that uses the word.

Harvest Moon Twin Villages(J)/Tale of Two Towns(US) DS & 3DS

Out in Japan since July 8th 2010
Out in the US NOW! go get it! (for DS, and for 3DS in late October)

The latest DS title. You have an initial option between starting in an european stereotype town called Bluebell which specializes in raising cattle, or a stereotype japanese village called Konohana for growing and cultivating crops (however you can move between each location during the last week of each month if you wish so).

Also the fact that each village is "themed" does not exclude the chance of performing the opposite activity; ie: you can just as well have crops in Europeton and cattle in Japashire. Both neighbouring villages trade stuff with each other and this is the new core mechanic of the game.

It has been reported by import enthusiasts and weeaboos alike that much of the Grand Bazaar annoyances have popped back in (bad map, slow as molasses time progression) as well as tweaks (water crops twice to make them grow faster).

The US release comes out for both DS and Nintendo's reinvention of the wheel, 3DS (although later). The biggest and most relevant difference is that the 3DS version can support a higher resolution due to the 3DS' wider screen (400x240 vs the 256x192 resolution of a DS). Thanks FOGU!

Harvest Moon Rune Factory 3

Out in Japan since October last year/ Out in the US NOW, GO GET IT!

The Rune Factory games are developed by Neverland, not Marvelous. They are the Megaman Zero of the HM series. They are pretty solid and mix action/adventure elements via capturing monsters and collecting as a side dish to the usual farming.

Rune Factory 3 is now the best Harvest Moon game ever made.

LordSloth posted:

You guys probably know all about this, but I didn't see it in the OP, or hear about it recently...
http://harvestmoonforever.blogspot.com/

This guy has several guides up.
http://grandbazaarfreyashawk.blogspot.com/

I did hear about the fogu thing from here and looked it up. Site doesn't work for me though. Edit: at least for grand bazaar

[u]Harvest Moon Rune Factory 4

OUT NOW go get it

The latest anime. It has a background story involving royalty and dragons. You start off as either Les the male bachellor or Frey, his opposing gender counterpart. If you are familiar with Suikoden's "build a fortress" game, or Skies of Arcadia's similar island decoration sub, you'll love to know this game includes an "upgrade your town" task which gives you a title (and as your town progresses your title does, etc. you know the drill). Marvellous have also included a game mechanic which allows you to date multiple guys or girls at the same time.

Night Gaunt posted:

I don't think anyone has mentioned the upcoming Rune Factory 4 for the 3DS so I've compiled some interesting facts about the game.

* First off, you can play as a male or as ~~Miku Hatsune~~ a female.

* Like the previous Rune Factory games, your character has amnesia. But instead of being told to go fix up some dumpy farm on the outskirts of town, you get to live as a prince/princess! However, this means that you're in charge of building up the town. You can spend Prince/Princess Points to build things like a blacksmith's or hold festivals.

* The dating system has changed so that you can actually date characters. Marvelous said, "In previous Rune Factories and Harvest Moon as well, you go immediately from being friends to being married. Everyone one has a different opinion of marriage and I felt it was a little bit too sudden. Instead of having that sudden break, we put a dating period within the game that way you can get to know a lot of lovely ladies and decide to who you want to be with.�

* You can grow giant crops. No idea what they do beside maybe winning weigh-off contests.

* You will be able to talk to dragons for some reason. Probably plot related though.

Revol posted:

REVOL'S PAGE 100 RUNE FACTORY 4 HINTS TIPS AND STUFF

FARMING

Outside the Obsidian Mansion, there is a pathway to the left. The giant pine tree will give you a random tree seed every day.

Gigantic/Golden Crop Guide

Crops Leveling: You can get the shops to sell upgraded seeds by shipping either higher level crops or seeds. To reliably upgrade your crops, use the sickle on the crop to harvest its seeds. (Of course, you have a rare chance to get seeds when you harvest normally.) There are two caveats, though:
- It seems that your cheap sickle won't be able to harvest crop levels all the way. I was told by Doug that I need to have a better sickle if I want to complete his "Ship a Level 5 Crop" quest. So, with the first sickle, you can only grow crops up to level 3.
- To unlock the shop's ability to sell upgraded crops, there is a prerequisite quest that asks you to ship a level 2 Turnip. Until you do this quest, the shops will only ever sell level 1 seeds. This quest occurs pretty quickly as long as you stay on your quests. ^{_{- Thanks Speedball!}}

Expanding your farm gives you another screen with another plot of farmland. Something important to note, though: new farmland plots need new barns to have them worked. Your monsters will only work the field that their barn is on. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

Save your crops from a tsunami! You can buy a product from the store, wettable solution, during the storm, and use it on your crops. _{^{- Thanks Lord Ephraim!}}

Fruit Trees:
- They only take up one plot.
- They do need to be watered after maturity, or else they will wilt. This doesn't appear to permanently kill the tree. _{^{- Thanks DoubleDonut!}}
- They give around three fruit every day. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

COMBAT

For anybody who uses magic spells, Leon will level them up if you hand them to him. The early upgrades just require money, but as you get above rank 3 he'll start requesting different gems/minerals. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

Leon's spell leveling costs: _{^{- Thanks Fru Fru!}}
Level 2 - 500g
Level 3 - 3000g
Level 4 - sapphire
Level 5 - platinum
Level 6 - orichalcum
Beyond that I have no idea cause I haven't found any orichalcum yet.

Using Gloves or Dual Blades as a weapon type will negate the bonus of the Shield you're wearing, but if you enhance the shield with a Scale category item, you can then receive 50% of the stats from the shield. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

Having trouble in a new dungeon? Your gear is outdated.

LIVESTOCK/MONSTERS

If you give an item to a monster/animal and no hearts appear, that means your barn is full.

Giving items to your monster also enhances their traits. The example used by the NPC is that if you give a "Rigid Horn" (which inherently raises Crit Rate on equipment in upgrades) to a monster enough times, eventually every attack they execute will critical hit. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

For Eggs/Milk/Wool/Etc, the base type (small/medium/large) is dependent upon the Level of the Monster, while the quality is based on the FP. ^{_{- Thanks Emalde!}}

To get your monsters to plant seeds, they have to be at 8 FP. This doesn't take long with daily brushing and gifting. You have to have pre-tilled the fields, and you'll need to be quick because it's the first activity they'll do in the morning. ^{_{- Thanks Emalde!}}

If you want to move animals to another barn bring them with you to the new barn and tell it to go home. ^{_{- Thanks Vanilla Mint Ice!}}

ITEMS/CRAFTING

Sashimi is a good early-game HP/RP/stat boost. Get yourself the kitchen knife.

Pickled Turnips give 105 RP, making it a good early-game RP heal.

Once you get Oven, you can use Flour/Yam to make Bread>Toast or Sweet Potato. These gives 2k HP and 800/500RP respectively.

An early profitable cooking recipe is, when you get frying pan, Milk + Eggs will produce Omelet which sells for 820G

The telecommunicator the general store furniture section sells is a node for calling the airship. Not all that useful, but its a thing. Slap it in your room and you can board the airship right after teleporting home I guess. _{^{- Thanks Blhue!}}

Raven's inventory is based on you shipping out monster goods and gems/minerals. Ship the rare monster drops, and they'll later appear in her store. _{^{- Thanks Emalde!}}

Pay attention to the items it defaults to when crafting/forging. It tends to use your rarest material first. _{^{- Thanks Lord Ephraim!}}

If you upgrade a farming tool with the magnifying glass, that tool functions like a magnifying glass. For best results, put it on your sickle so that you can see the level of the crop you're thinking about whacking. _{^{- Thanks Dirk the Average!}}

Parallel laser (2nd level water spell) is apparently hidden behind trees that only disappear during a thuderstorm. _{^{- Thanks Dirk the Average!}}

For those wondering where orihalcum is: Leon Karnak. _{^{- Thanks Blhue!}}

A soldier recommends that you upgrade your armor with Green Core, Red Core, Yellow Core and Blue Core in that order. He must know what he's talking about, but we don't know what good it does. ^{_{- Thanks Vanilla Mint Ice!}}

CHARACTERS

Most characters need 3FP to have them follow you. Forte is an exception.

"HELP! Why does _____ tell me they can't join my party right now? They have 3+FP/LP so I'm not sure what the problem is?
Check your "condition of the town" (at your bed save point) and see if there is a quest activated. If so, then you need to complete that quest first before they can join. Don't see a quest? It might be a "pajama party sleepover" invite.. if you are playing as Frey, go talk to Margaret (For Lest, go talk to Doug). She might invite you that night to her house for a PJ sleepover party. If that fails, walk around town in the morning and talk to everyone to see if a sub-event or "mini" sub-event triggers."

Supposedly, cancelling festivals increases the likelihood of a character sub-event happening.

Confessing Love: Starting from LP 7, each marriageable candidate has a chance of accepting your confession. Fogu claims that this is 30% at 7, 60% at 8, 90% at 9, and presumably 100% at 10 or more, but I have no idea where those numbers come from. (This percentage goes down with every successive girlfriend/boyfriend you have. Again, I have no idea how much.) However, it seems like if you confess and are rejected, you're locked out until you get to the next LP level - so if you are rejected at 7, you would have to wait until you reached 8 to have another chance. This means that if you're at LP 9 and are rejected, you're mostly just really unlucky. This also means that if you want to confess as soon as possible, wait until LP 7, then save, then keep confessing and reloading until it works. _{^{- Thanks DoubleDonut!}}

If you want to trigger an event for a particular character: _{^{- Thanks Lord Ephraim!}}
- get them to 7 FP/LP
- invite them to your party
- save on a Monday and cancel any festival that week. (Hilariously, you can cancel Christmas)
- sleep over and over for a week straight, if your party member leaves, an event triggered involving them. If not, reload and try again.

Dates are the only thing that can raise LP reliably past 8. _{^{- Thanks Lord Ephraim!}}

OTHER

L+R+Start+Select = soft reset _{^{- Thanks Dirk the Average!}}

Strenuous Manflurry posted:

I was going to ask for a crafting guide, but I stumbled upon one. If you want to try crafting without bread, here you go. http://therunefactory.wikia.com/wiki/Forging_%28RF4%29

Ka0 fucked around with this message at 16:14 on Oct 13, 2013

# ¿ Aug 8, 2010 07:30

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# ¿ May 22, 2024 09:56

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I'm basically stoked on Twin Villages as well. Focusing on either crops or cattle really helps water down the daily chore rhythm. Plus alpaca breeding and apiculture, who could resist that.
You oughta give the Rune Factory games another go, specially 2 which changes quite a few things.

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# ¿ Aug 8, 2010 08:08

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

They added some of content and extra characters.

# ¿ Aug 9, 2010 02:32

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

There are multiple faults with each one so far, ranging from bugs, to bad translations and unconventional controls. I would say try them yourself first since all of them are quite far away from what friends of mineral town or back to nature were. I would stay away from the first one and Island of Happiness though.

# ¿ Aug 9, 2010 22:50

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Hug in a Can posted:

But, dang, I have spent enough time in the mines to make my eyes fall out. Was the whole "make excessive amounts of money from mining and gambling with Harvest Sprites" thing one of the things fixed in DS Cute? Because I'm a little bit interested in it, but I feel wary of all new Harvest Moon games after becoming so thoroughly disenchanted with DS.

Other than being the girl version of the first DS title, Cute fixes every game-impairing bug as well as adding little touches like being able to pick which version of farmer you want to be, clothes to wear, and random events.
Aside from that the latest copies of plain vanilla DS have been released glitch-free if you do not want to play as a girl.
I should add the european release of DS is also glitch-free.

# ¿ Aug 10, 2010 06:29

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

This is an updated tidbit from RPGamer, but it's based on an updated version than the one from E3, it's from last June:

quote:

The best part of Grand Bazaar is, of course, the bazaar. This is a weekly event occurring on either Saturday or Sunday where you can sell things that you have grown, made, collected, or caught to earn money. The bazaar will grow in size as you continue through the story, and you no longer have to use shipping bins as in previous games.

The main way to make money in the game is by growing things on your farm. Grand Bazaar also allows you to make money by creating items at your windmill. These items include beer, fertilizer, flour, and even diamond rings that you can give to your future spouse or friends. In addition to your farm and windmill, you can also catch bugs.

Another new feature in this game is the ability to level up your cats and dogs. Cats and dogs now have a purpose in this game. Cats will help raise chickens, and dogs will help take in sheep and cows from the field. As you level up your cats and dogs, they will get better at doing their job.

Movement is also easier in this Harvest Moon with the addition of a double jump. With this addition, you will be able to get to more locations and hopefully, get to places much faster.

Finally, you can play with your friends, via wi-fi or local wireless. Your friends can help you harvest, farm, mill things, and more. They can even buy things from your store.

# ¿ Aug 11, 2010 10:52

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Grand Bazaar tips at Nintendo Week http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD4RuPlatmg

# ¿ Aug 13, 2010 04:30

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

You should try Friends of Mineral Town for GBA, or More Friends of Mineral Town. They are basically 2D Back to Nature and no loading times.

# ¿ Aug 15, 2010 07:02

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Always marry the hot harlot on my first playthrough, then marry the sweet girl next door type with cheap gift requirements on my second.

# ¿ Aug 16, 2010 22:08

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Bunch of freeloaders in this thread.

# ¿ Aug 17, 2010 14:53

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Ganty posted:

The horrible thing about mining is (even if you use savegames to cheat the system to find the stairs in one go) sometimes there AREN'T stairs on the next level no matter what you do. So to guarantee getting to the bottom of the mine you have to use both saves on the cartridge. Or you could just use savestates if you're emulating I suppose.

Even so, that's not cool Natsume.

This was the only horrible part of FoMT and it took me half a week to complete. The spring mine's teleport stone was worth it though, so were the green hyper-tools and selling mythic stones.

# ¿ Aug 21, 2010 03:47

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I had to make maps for the FOMT lake mines. I also had to keep a .txt with my cow and chicken statuses.

# ¿ Aug 25, 2010 05:11

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:

Oh, and another thing, I guess it's perfectly OK to walk all over your crops now. Running on them can decrease their value, but walking on them is just fine. Just fill up entire fields, now.

Biggest breakthrough since the SNES game right here folks.

# ¿ Aug 27, 2010 07:21

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Updated the OP with some things about Grand Bazaar.

# ¿ Aug 29, 2010 20:59

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

You mean it's a missable event?

# ¿ Sep 4, 2010 23:20

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

LordSloth posted:

Thanks Lemur Crisis - no longer will I make an idiot of myself blowing into the little DS mike. I'm glad it's as simple as a purchased tool, instead of one of the worst ds gimmicks.

The game's original title was Wind Bazaar.

# ¿ Sep 6, 2010 19:20

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Spruced up the OP so it's closer to megathread quality but not quite yet.

# ¿ Sep 6, 2010 20:30

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Updated the OP with the latest happenings. Also, I am not keen in filling this thread with fanart but I wish I had an option between "cute anime" and "artsy anime". If only Handre had bothered with a HM canvas.

# ¿ Sep 8, 2010 02:12

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I thought hearts were supposed to represent how much a cat liked you and the stars its current skill level.

# ¿ Sep 11, 2010 16:26

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Sheep are meant to be herded, goats are meant to be led.
Sorry just felt like throwing a Discworld reference.

# ¿ Sep 14, 2010 05:29

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

So you can experience the loss of an animal. This game teaches children the unsurmountable condition of life and death.

# ¿ Sep 14, 2010 17:26

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

The customer is always right.

# ¿ Sep 20, 2010 17:07

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Fish all the time. Fall back on your cattle too.

# ¿ Oct 4, 2010 19:02

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Added to the OP just in case.

# ¿ Oct 12, 2010 23:50

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Strenuous Manflurry posted:

I'd have been 11 or 12, myself. Playing Harvest Moon 64 and Ogre Battle 64 at that age was a hell of a departure from Super Mario Bros 3 and the Sonic trilogy on Genesis.

Look what I found!

Holy hell this didn't make it into FoMT.

# ¿ Nov 22, 2010 22:03

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

endolithic posted:

Whoopsie, I found a glitch in RF3. When you do Sofia's first request, the one where you bring her a cooked dish, you can apparently keep giving her cooked dishes (even a failed dish) and she'll give you the 2000 gold reward over and over again. It happened when I tried to give her a failed dish as a gift after completing the request. It would be more useful if money was actually an issue, but there it is.

Does she keep giving you rewards until you bring her the right dish?

# ¿ Dec 2, 2010 15:39

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Strenuous Manflurry posted:

Whatever happened to the PS3/360 versions of Harvest Moon? Weren't they supposed to be online?

Caution: IGN article: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/114/1148640p1.html

# ¿ Feb 11, 2011 19:06

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Tweaked the OP a bit with what meager information we have about the latest Natsume press release.

# ¿ May 25, 2011 15:43

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I've updated the OP. Someday I will get around doing it in a more traditional and pro manner.

# ¿ Jul 16, 2011 17:29

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

glod posted:

Just got an email from Amazon saying that Tides of Destiny's release date has been pushed back to the end of October. Noooooo

That's only about 5 weeks, you make it seem like it's next year or something.

# ¿ Sep 19, 2011 04:35

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Updated the OP a bit, but if any of you bigshots can do better drop me a PM and I'll adjust it to look decent.

# ¿ Sep 26, 2011 17:01

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

Updated the OP with that info.

# ¿ Dec 1, 2011 08:37

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I addded Revol's page-100 tips to the first post.

# ¿ Oct 12, 2013 19:03

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# ¿ May 22, 2024 09:56

Ka0: Sep 16, 2002; AS A PROUD GAMERGATER THE ONLY THING I HATE MORE THAN WOMEN ARE GAYS AND TRANS PEOPLE

I'm just happy to know the staff of Neverland is doing fine.

# ¿ Dec 14, 2013 14:47

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