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fire_bolt 04/10/20 11:31:38 PM #1:	Well, everything but raising all the townsfolk's relationship level to 10. Stomped the shit out of Banquet Of Nightmares on Hell difficulty, bought the cabin in the mountains, all crops to level 10. Guess I'll start brewing Love Potions to throw at people and call this one done If anybody is interest I can explain how I broke the gear crafting system --- Please, call me Bolt <cite>fire_bolt posted [p:937170626] in *stretches... [t:78568395]...</cite> <quote>Well, everything but raising all the townsfolk's relationship level to 10. Stomped the shit out of Banquet Of Nightmares on Hell difficulty, bought the cabin in the mountains, all crops to level 10. Guess I'll start brewing Love Potions to throw at people and call this one done If anybody is interest I can explain how I broke the gear crafting system</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GregorTheBug 04/10/20 11:37:38 PM #2:	how does it compare to Harvey moon? <cite>GregorTheBug posted [p:937170939] in *stretches... [t:78568395]...</cite> <quote>how does it compare to Harvey moon? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
fire_bolt 04/10/20 11:54:38 PM #3:	GregorTheBug posted... how does it compare to Harvey moon? Personally I think it is better in every way. You've got the same depth of farming/crafting as Harvest Moon but with RPG stuff you can do if you get bored of taking care of your fields. Plus instead of buying farm animals you straight up befriend monsters you fight so there's a much higher variety of things you can raise. Sure there's the standard chickens, cows, sheep, ducks, etc but there's also fairies, ghosts, demons, wolves, penguins, etc. Almost anything you fight in the game can be recruited, including most bosses Mechanically, the Harvest Moon elements help you craft new gear to go fight with and the Zelda elements progress you to new areas so you can get new plant seeds and mining locations with better ores Everything kinda builds into everything else, and its extremely easy to get lost in the game because if you ever get bored of one thing there's like 5 more you can go do instead that all builds your character up --- Please, call me Bolt <cite>fire_bolt posted [p:937171743] in *stretches... [t:78568395]...</cite> <quote>GregorTheBug posted...</cite> <quote>how does it compare to Harvey moon? </quote> Personally I think it is better in every way. You've got the same depth of farming/crafting as Harvest Moon but with RPG stuff you can do if you get bored of taking care of your fields. Plus instead of buying farm animals you straight up befriend monsters you fight so there's a much higher variety of things you can raise. Sure there's the standard chickens, cows, sheep, ducks, etc but there's also fairies, ghosts, demons, wolves, penguins, etc. Almost anything you fight in the game can be recruited, including most bosses Mechanically, the Harvest Moon elements help you craft new gear to go fight with and the Zelda elements progress you to new areas so you can get new plant seeds and mining locations with better ores Everything kinda builds into everything else, and its extremely easy to get lost in the game because if you ever get bored of one thing there's like 5 more you can go do instead that all builds your character up</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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