Rand Brittain posted:

Hm, I see Gaius is now Gaia. I don't notice any other script changes yet.

Did you not used to appear in your bedroom after a chapter ends?

Zenithe posted:

Invented a town, met a pretty odd cat. Told a guy to stop harassing a woman, and then didn't let him join me.

Was told to get rid of bandits, but had to let my new cat friend be a prick to his cockney friend first before I could.

Then I beat up two children and then seemingly adopted them?

Zenithe posted:

Invented a town, met a pretty odd cat. Told a guy to stop harassing a woman, and then didn't let him join me.

Was told to get rid of bandits, but had to let my new cat friend be a prick to his cockney friend first before I could.

Then I beat up two children and then seemingly adopted them?

Zenithe posted:

Invented a town, met a pretty odd cat. Told a guy to stop harassing a woman, and then didn't let him join me.

Was told to get rid of bandits, but had to let my new cat friend be a prick to his cockney friend first before I could.

Then I beat up two children and then seemingly adopted them?

CubeTheory posted:

Blackbelt Bobman posted:

I was walking through the first dungeon and there were a bunch of enemies just sort of standing there. I was very confused.

It turns out I accidentally turned encounters off. It’s way too easy to do. What the gently caress.

cheetah7071 posted:

Random encounters seem to be off by default and they drop money

cheetah7071 posted:

Random encounters seem to be off by default and they drop money

Spacebump posted:

I fought enemies, when they died they dropped things. 0 lucre at the end.

Cyflan posted:

Enemies do drop money, and the boss at the end of Niccolo's quest always drops money. (But you have to manually pick the coins up)
Though Niccolo forces you to buy things at the end of his first quest, if you paid attention to the dialogue.

While in Little Sorcerers, the kids never drop anything.

Blackbelt Bobman posted:

I found you can bring the little sorcerer guy with you whenever you want and he’s very useful. Also, he had special dialogue with the turtle guy. But my question is, what’s up with the random poo poo I keep finding in chests? Like wow… another moth wing. Thanks game!

DNE posted:

The garbage you find in chests is fodder for an inscrutable and unnecessary crafting system, which matters as much as, say, where you place your artifacts on the map.

DNE posted:

The garbage you find in chests is fodder for an inscrutable and unnecessary crafting system, which matters as much as, say, where you place your artifacts on the map.

Here's an excerpt from MMajarra's crafting guide on GameFAQs (2001):

code:

For example, if you temper a Holy Water onto a weapon, you gain the power to
push off Pixie cards. However, if you temper a Lilipods following that Holy
Water, the Lilipods take the invisible slot, and the Holy Water becomes a
Cleric card, which has properties that differ from the raw item that created
it. In essence, you lose the ability to push off Pixie cards, but you affect
the weapon's power, and other factors.

Please decide for yourself how much you wish to engage with it!

DNE posted:

The garbage you find in chests is fodder for an inscrutable and unnecessary crafting system, which matters as much as, say, where you place your artifacts on the map.

Here's an excerpt from MMajarra's crafting guide on GameFAQs (2001):

code:

For example, if you temper a Holy Water onto a weapon, you gain the power to
push off Pixie cards. However, if you temper a Lilipods following that Holy
Water, the Lilipods take the invisible slot, and the Holy Water becomes a
Cleric card, which has properties that differ from the raw item that created
it. In essence, you lose the ability to push off Pixie cards, but you affect
the weapon's power, and other factors.

Please decide for yourself how much you wish to engage with it!

TurnipFritter posted:

um acktually, artifact placement matters a lot because it determines if demihuman pets will spawn in certain locations

DNE posted:

I think its subsystems relate to that theme by being toys that can be fun to understand and tinker with, but aren't especially important to success in the game beyond that.

Casnorf posted:

I also like that poo poo's gotten real poo poo in this pretty and overwhelming world. Cheerful music and whimsical art and silly fruits and did Sandra just...ffff

DNE posted:

The garbage you find in chests is fodder for an inscrutable and unnecessary crafting system, which matters as much as, say, where you place your artifacts on the map.

Here's an excerpt from MMajarra's crafting guide on GameFAQs (2001):

code:

For example, if you temper a Holy Water onto a weapon, you gain the power to
push off Pixie cards. However, if you temper a Lilipods following that Holy
Water, the Lilipods take the invisible slot, and the Holy Water becomes a
Cleric card, which has properties that differ from the raw item that created
it. In essence, you lose the ability to push off Pixie cards, but you affect
the weapon's power, and other factors.

Please decide for yourself how much you wish to engage with it!

cheetah7071 posted:

Does anyone know how you're supposed to figure out what to do in the buccaneer's ship? I looked it up on gamefaqs after getting stuck and they just give a solution with no indication of how you're ever supposed to learn it.

Snake Maze posted:

If you mean sailing around to trigger quests, you’re probably meant to just sail randomly and stumble across them. But the sea is only a 5x5 grid (you can tell where you are by the helmsman’s dialogue, each square has a different line) so it’s pretty easy to just methodically sweep across until you find everything.

cheetah7071 posted:

I had no idea it worked that way and probably never would have figured it out

cheetah7071 posted:

I had no idea it worked that way and probably never would have figured it out

MonsieurChoc posted:

I unlocked crafting and I have no clue what to do with it.