marcko0412
Senior Member
No, I'd say Intelligence and Focus
Fantasy Life General Thread
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No, I'd say Intelligence and Focus
jupisan
Mayor of Oxford/Liberty Island
Cool and thanks.
FrozenLover
Senior Member
Any tips on killing the ancient nap dragon?
What level are you? Are your stats optimised? What weapon are you using?
I killed the ancient napdragon for the first time when i was level 123 with optimal stats and divine gear.
All the god/creator quests for combat classes are pretty difficult. :\ really need to be a good level.
TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
Alright, Im now expert Wizard. Apparently I shouldnt make sudden movements because cats like Jinx have a tendency to pounce on whatever moves-especially butterflies and mice. Yuelia, ya better watch your back...
So close yet so far to Master...
So close yet so far to Master...
I picked the Carpenter rank, but so far I'm disliking the game. Could it be that certain classes just don't have much action in them? I haven't played far yet but I feel like all I do is making furniture for everyone. I also think I expected the game to have much less conversation and more playing at own will like in AC:NL.
Q: If you change your life later in the game, will you be able to play the same way (quests/events) as if you were to start with that life?
Q: If you change your life later in the game, will you be able to play the same way (quests/events) as if you were to start with that life?
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TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
IMO, the main goal of Fantasy Life is to play all the lives, feel which one you like best, and become that best Life.
Also to complete the story.
A:Yes, it will work the exact same way if you started with it or changed to it. The same for every person-every rank, skill, or Master (Well, different masters but they all have a master)
marcko0412
Senior Member
Hi, it's also possible that the carpenter life isn't a good starting life... It's one of the lives that I finished later in the game and even though I thought I was prepared for it because I did woodcutter first so I'd have enough logs to craft with, I ended up needing more logs and other stuff from other lives.. So I guess the carpenter life is quite dependent on other lives... Oh and yeah the game is very wordy, but I think the story is nice anyway.. But if you're not a fan of texts, then you can just opt to not read the dialogue as you would be guided throughout the story... Oh and you don't necessarily have to progress with the story all the time.. I usually finish one chapter, then explore as much as possible then only proceed with the next chapter if there's nothing more to do
If say a Paladin needs a sword, does a quest or npc give you one? Do you have to buy one? Or do you have to become a miner first to get the ore and then a blacksmith to craft it, in order to continue your Paladin adventure?
Or is it so that you can just make better weapons for fighter classes, meaning defeating monsters will become easier, when you also are a miner and blacksmith?
And on a different note:
What's the function of that tiny sun-like icon in the upper part of your lower screen? (where the map is)
Or is it so that you can just make better weapons for fighter classes, meaning defeating monsters will become easier, when you also are a miner and blacksmith?
And on a different note:
What's the function of that tiny sun-like icon in the upper part of your lower screen? (where the map is)
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Twilight Sparkle
carboard box????
When you start any life, your Life Master will always give you a sword/bow/wand/saw etc. You can buy better swords and stuff around stores as your skill levels up.
TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
You can buy, recieve a beginners weapon from a life master, or craft a weapon from blacksmiths or carpenters. Though you need the skill level to equip it...Stuff like Bows, Fishing Rods, and Wands can be crafted as a carpenter, while Long/Greatswords and frying pans and armor? Thats a blacksmiths job.
The little sun icon on the top of the bottom screen is the time of day.
An in-game day I assume. Seems the DS time and date don't affect this game like they did in AC:NL.
I kind of start to like this game.
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TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
An in-game day I assume. Seems the DS time and date don't affect this game like they did in AC:NL.
I kind of start to like this game.
It seems boring at first but as you rise in ranks in new lives and complete the chapters, it becomes addicting. I just reached 50 hours on it.
Recently got this game (Yesterday!) and have been quite enjoying it. Currently have the Tailor (Apprentice) and Hunter (Fledgeling) Lives, and Character Level 12. Totally up for netplay if anyone's interested, although take note that I'm rather low-level compared to everyone else. ;D
.. In semi-related news, where do I even get Seashell Buttons from? ;o
@Yuelia: I found that good ways to level up were to just either craft an item repeatedly (single item, no auto) or just to go out into the wilds and do battle with everything you see. Completing quests also seems to give a fair bit of experience. Though, like I said - level 12. I don't know THAT much on this yet ;D
.. In semi-related news, where do I even get Seashell Buttons from? ;o
@Yuelia: I found that good ways to level up were to just either craft an item repeatedly (single item, no auto) or just to go out into the wilds and do battle with everything you see. Completing quests also seems to give a fair bit of experience. Though, like I said - level 12. I don't know THAT much on this yet ;D
TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
A coupel of hours ago I took Yuelia and Odin and I tried to conquer the goods in the treasure chamber in anchient ruins..
Lets just say I died at the worst spot possible-the boss (forgot what it was called, is weak to water and has annoying lightning attacks) has a few hundred HP left, Im running out of potions, I had no more life cures (I only had 9 on me when I started it) and after all that back and forth of reviving allies for hours what do I get? Death. Yeah. Low HP on boss and I die.
My luck = -OVER 9000!!!, even though its base stat is 20 xD
Lets just say I died at the worst spot possible-the boss (forgot what it was called, is weak to water and has annoying lightning attacks) has a few hundred HP left, Im running out of potions, I had no more life cures (I only had 9 on me when I started it) and after all that back and forth of reviving allies for hours what do I get? Death. Yeah. Low HP on boss and I die.
My luck = -OVER 9000!!!, even though its base stat is 20 xD
TheOneCherry
~♥Changing Fate♥~
Depends on what you like.
Personally my character is going to be a 'balanced' character, so I even out my stats. Or if you want to be a pure Wizard/Magician, nothing else, focus on Intelligence and Focus.
Later on, you can reset the stats and do them all over again for 30,000 dosh....But thats WAYYYYY later in the game.
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This site should help you find stuff you need to craft: http://reveriaexplorer.com
I think you need to reach a certain rank to get into Madam Purl's house in Port Puerto (maybe master? forgot @_@)
I would focus them on your favourite life - better to be the best at your favourite life than just having average stats all around.
Like they say, jack of all trades, master of none
more on stats: http://fantasy-life.wikia.com/wiki/Stats
