Yeah, it's quite the pain. Need to get all the way to the travel clerk at the beginning of the east grassy plains.
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Fantasy Life |OT| Living the American Dream
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Yeah, it's quite the pain. Need to get all the way to the travel clerk at the beginning of the east grassy plains.
I finished the main story just now. I really liked the story. Was really simple, but heartwarming. Finished with 3 classes as hero and about 31 hours in the game. Really enjoyed it. Now time for post game content!
Just read up on DLC. Probably gonna buy that even though I'm only level 45 atm. The DLC stuff unlocks at 50 ?
Just read up on DLC. Probably gonna buy that even though I'm only level 45 atm. The DLC stuff unlocks at 50 ?
Hours Left
Member
From the OP...
You need to be level 50 and have befriended both
Yuelia and Noelia
Aveyn Knight
Member
It's extra annoying because the
Levitania
darkosfenix
Neo Member
Thanks, I'll try this one.
I was willing to get every class in creator, but cooker is a pain
Whoa. I don't think I had even been down there.
When I needed eart mana+ I was searching like crazy for that tree. I thought it was at the location of that bird, a litle more to the right of the actual location. Crossing those bridges.
Reminds me of the fact that I gathered all the mats I needed to rank up blacksmith and carpenter to God. Never got to it though.
Yep, I remember that. Mowing down the Ferociousaurus (just to unblock the path) and Silver Dragon over and over. Made a lot of dosh at least.
Oh, duh, for some reason I didn't even think of the nap dragon. Derpity doo dah day. Oh well. Good advice.
Update after trying it out for myself: Dang, the nap dragon is by far the best choice. You can ride your horse to and from the field of battle. And if you are lucky you can get two dragon scales (drop and bounty). I feel like such an idiot for grinding the silver dragon.
Hours Left
Member
Not to my knowledge, unfortunately.
Hours Left
Member
Over 100 hours in and still loving every second.
As predicted, you've easily overtaken my playtime.
Hope I can get to back to it over the holidays. Game lost a bit of steam for me when I reached God rank with Magician.
darkosfenix
Neo Member
I wish Alchemists would have a skill to throw bombs, it's so sad, they can make it, but can throw it, only Petri and Flanel
NickWright
Member
Hi everyone! I have a question for you users of this game: is it good?
I was planning on buy something a bit léger as I am tired of long RPGs that take HOURS to play and platformers that tend to stretch their course a bit. Since this is a Life Sim+RPG experience, do you think it's good to play in small sessions? At least, that's how I played AC:New Leaf.
Reading thorugh your comments, it seems it's a game with lots of depths but not that overwhelming. I like the sound of that~
And thanks in advance! Let's see if I become, too, a Fantasy... Lifer.
I was planning on buy something a bit léger as I am tired of long RPGs that take HOURS to play and platformers that tend to stretch their course a bit. Since this is a Life Sim+RPG experience, do you think it's good to play in small sessions? At least, that's how I played AC:New Leaf.
Reading thorugh your comments, it seems it's a game with lots of depths but not that overwhelming. I like the sound of that~
And thanks in advance! Let's see if I become, too, a Fantasy... Lifer.
Pyros_Eien
Member
It's nice to play in small bits, though if you want to do everything it takes a ridiculous amount of time, probably more than any standard rpg. There's no real hurry to do so however and you can progress just fine with only a few lives instead of ALL OF THEM like some people(myself included) do.
Just don't go in with the idea that you're going to play a life sim. That's maybe 20% of the gameplay. If it's even that. It's much more an RPG. Just not a difficult one for the most part, if you properly level up your character and gear. So that makes it perfect to play in small amounts too, you don't have to get into deep and complicated combat systems etc.
Deputy Moonman
Member
what happens when you switch from one life to the next? What do you lose and what do you keep? Do you just keep the skills? Can I still wear merc armor? I'm only a master mercenary right now, but really want to mess with a trade skill life. I haven't finished the story-line yet. Can I switch back to being a mercenary and continue where i left off or do i need to even worry about that?
EDIT:
Nevermind. I think the OP answered my questions. I didn't realize you could switch back and forth without any consequence.
Yep. That's what I did.
So now I've achieved Legendary rank in Paladin, Mercenary, Hunter, Angler, Blacksmith and Carpenter.
But some of the challenges for the other Lifes seem unnecessarily tedious. :/
Winnie the Pimp
Member
quick question for someone who just started this, is the DLC necessary? what does it add? How much is it?
TheMoon
Member
read OP. seriously.
It's not necessary, but if you enjoy the game, I'd say it's totally worth it and adds a good enough amount for the $9 price tag. Here's what it includes, taken from the OP:
Aveyn Knight
Member
So I think I'm clever by StreetPassing myself 10 Wicked Bird Feathers to get 10-20 feathers and thus Lunares Gold Coins per day.
Turns out it might be possible to StreetPass 99 Poseiden Swordfish instead.
Now I feel dumb.
Turns out it might be possible to StreetPass 99 Poseiden Swordfish instead.
Now I feel dumb.
I never thought about streetpass that way. I don't have anyone near me with this game though so I can't do it anyways. But with this method you can aslo get dragon scales and such very easy.
Aveyn Knight
Member
Yeah, you can. I already duplicated rare stuff like Ancient Stone+, Rainbow Mana+, Attack Upgrade Stone+, before it dawned on me you can do the same with the items needed for the God requests.
Now I have 99 Poseidon Swordfish from a group member who thought of the trick before me XD
Hopefully this makes up for all the dud items I got by getting the coins the slow way...
Any chance I can ask you for items when I might need some in the future for my smithing/carpenting etc. jobs? That sure makes things more doable, instead of grinding the hell out of this game
Aveyn Knight
Member
Any chance I can ask you for items when I might need some in the future for my smithing/carpenting etc. jobs? That sure makes things more doable, instead of grinding the hell out of this game
Sure, just hit me up. We're both European players right? Should make arranging trades easier.
I still need to dupe a couple of more rare items, like Protection Stone+s, Prism Jewels, Crystal Scales (I only have 1-2 of each; the Crystal Scale is particularly annoying because it's a rare/uncommon drop from the final trial boss).
Yeah, I'm in Europe, same timezone. The coming weeks I'll be using my spare time to play some Pokémon. But I think I'll get back to Fantasy Life once I have some time off school around the Christmas holidays and stuff. Definitely want to finish getting to God for carpenting and smithing.
bobawesome
Member
bobawesome
Member
Heh, that's the only reason I started down the tailoring life.
I'm probably completely missing the point (typical for me) but you can make the same item multiple times to complete that challenge. And you get a lot of dosh for selling them.
I guess.
But, I have to go and farm a bunch of light and shadow mana just to make clothes I don't need. Meh.