The Inquisition, Interviews with the craft lady |
The Inquisition, Interviews with the craft lady |
Nov 17 2009, 06:20 PM
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Lady Mohair Group: Site Contributor Joined: 13-January 07 |
This looks fun, so I figured I'd start my own.
My weapons include such diverse elements as a wandering mind, occasional creativity, gentle sarcasm, indecisiveness, and those relatively rare bouts of seriousness. And yes, I love Monty Python's Flying Circus. Disclaimer: I am not always to be taken seriously, and if you do always take me seriously, then there's something wrong with you. Dr. Gumby needs to examine your brain. |
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Nov 17 2009, 09:04 PM
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Lady Mohair Group: Site Contributor Joined: 13-January 07 |
Depends upon what you'd like to know. ^^
It's similar to ToT, but I find it more fun because the characters seem to be a little better developed, the map is bigger, there are more crops and animals (though that rule about having only 3 types of animals in your barn makes me mad), and the storyline is both easier to beat and more fun than it was in ToT. When starting the game, um... -You start with 1000G. -You start off with a kitchen and can have up to 3 kitchen utensils out at a time (though you have to buy those on your own). -Herb tea is a good dish to make to befriend people, since many people like it and it's ridiculously easy to make. (Herb + pot) -Foraging is a good way to make money (duh). -There are already a few crops (3 turnips, 3 potatoes, and 5 tulips, and 5 cherry trees, if I remember right) growing in your field. -Save a potato in your toolbox, 'cuz you'll need it when you're doing the sidequest to find the circus animals. (I almost made that mistake on my first file, but managed to grow some potatoes by the end of spring.) -You buy seeds individually, so you'll need 9 bags of seeds to cover a 3x3 space. -You can either plant seeds one-by-one or hold down the "A" button for a moment to plant 9 bags. By the way, I've never seen the NA version of the box, but most other games I've seen had both English and Spanish (and usually French) written on the box, so I think that's fairly normal to have that in multiple languages. Often the manual is written in English and Spanish, too. I don't know if that multi-language thing would affect the amount of time it takes to hit store shelves or not. Hasfusel: I know OF it, but not anything ABOUT it. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lalaexdee.gif) |
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