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edit results: does nothing. bonemeal on dirt does nothing.
still looking for silktouch.
Buy low sell high. Trading cards increase in value after they're no longer available. The massive amounts of cards makes Steam an interesting market. The best strategy to earn money is probably to hoard cheap cards during the summer sale and sell them a month or a year from now.After a while, people might lose hope of completing a certain badge, so they might simply give up looking for a certain card, so holding up a sale's card for too long might not be a good idea.
All things considered, you should probably craft all your game badges and none of the event badges. Game cards are always available, meaning they'll never go up in value; but crafting badges potentially nets you rare items. Those rare items will never be widespread on the market, so they can make some neat cash.
People will always be looking to complete their collections. The only thing stopping you will be reasonably-priced copies of your item on the market.
If you expand your family enough, it's not really that problematic though. You might have to abuse matrilineal marriages a bit, and create many branches of the family, but it is doable, at should avoid problems in the time line the game takes place.Elective seems pretty great, even with most of my titles held by family members. The maluses seem pretty minor so far (after the initial period of rage).
Only downside is that, because the only powerful lords in your realm are of your family, your kin will all be marrying each other to secure powerful alliances. Expect next generation to consist mostly of inbred morons.
For that reason, I generally try to build up a "loyal lieutenant" family for all my family to marry into. Generally, children are educated by their parents, so a content vassal will likely have children that grow up to be content, with that sweet sweet +50 to relations with ruler.
Ys I & II specifically, looking at it. Which would make the answer be: If you like the early Ys gameplay (Note: I don't actually know how much/if it changes much later into the series, ha.), probably. I mean, it's alright gameplay and they are kinda' classics, but they're also pretty dated imo. At least from what I remember. Wouldn't be a terrible fiver to drop if you've never played 'em on the earlier consoles(and/or emulators) and whatnot.It seems essentially a standard JRPG in terms of mechanics, is that correct? And if so, how good is the story?
Can you decide who inherits the anti-papacy, or is it random?You can decide. It might requires free investiture, but I'm not absolutely certain about it.
I strongly suspect there is some sort of detection algorithm for when you try to get your player character killed that secretly pumps up their health stats. Because when you start sending them out on suicide missions, that's when your maimed, ill, 70 year old king will live on to at least 80.If you are rich enough you could simply start sending out assassins to whoemver you don't like. They'll occasionally retaliate, specially if they are rulers themselves. Alternatively, you can start the old banish dance to become the most hated ruler in the map. Hell, break a few truces while you are at it, if you believe you can handle the wars. People will end going after your char fast enough.
You are all wusses who have no sense of heroism and don't care about saving children.Not having this discussion again, so, yes, yes we are. I still hold that we should not play in that forest for now.
