Showing posts with label Bestiary and Caves Guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bestiary and Caves Guide. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Table of Contents added to both RFF Guides

Just a note to players to say that I buckled down and did a job I really detest, but one that is vital to any decent guide: I created a Table of Contents both for the General Guide and for the Bestiary Guide for Rune Factory Frontier.

I am adding Recipes to the General Guide daily. It is dull work but necessary. Meanwhile, I have to confess that I was appalled by the poor organisation of the General Guide. I reorganised it completely and players now should be able to use it without acquiring a bad headache in the process!

Thanks for every one's patience and understanding. As always, I do believe it is better to publish the information as quickly as possible, even if it is disorganised, and then organise it when time permits.

I am working on a new section for the General Guide that gives ALL Recipes for Cooked Dishes by temporary special effects. This should be most useful in combat situations.

In other words, a player instantly can go to this section to see what food dishes will boost Maximum HP or Wind Attack or anything else... without hunting through the Cookbooks!

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Good News and Bad News about Palermo Shrine Walkthrough

Felled by a nasty stomach virus, I was unable to complete the screen-by-screen Walkthrough of all the Dungeons in Rune Factory 2 according to my self-appointed schedule.

As of this evening, everything has been completed apart from a few screens in Trieste Forest and a listing in the Inquisitive Waltz section of ALL the items that can be found in the 4 Seasons Gardens in Palermo. I made videos of the Gold Crops and such and have the actual lists of items in my game journal, but for some reason never added it to the Inquisitive Waltz section of the guide.

I went through Blessia and Padova Mountains with great care today to add fishing and Inquisitive Waltz information as well as the precise number of Monsters and generators on each screen. In the process, I discovered two small surprises, one of which was:

You can catch a SUNSQUID at the Wooded Paradise screen in Trieste Forest! With a decent fishing rod and decent level of experience, the Sunsquid can be caught in a number of very diverse locations. I would not have expected Trieste Forest as one of them.

I still have a touch of the stomach virus that has made me miserable for a few days but I expect to complete the screen-by-screen Walkthrough before the weekend.

Meanwhile, I completed the first game of Princess Debut as well but will write about that separately.