As taking multiple hits from staggering attacks is absolute pain. I do wish two of the monsters weren't basically armed with insta kill attacks if you don't have the latest armor in either tree. Though as far as I'm aware you really don't need more than two chests if you make what you can and keep the food in the chests placed in both major towns.Īt the end of the day, I like what they set out to do. If you're not someone who runs amok and does whatever, this might not bother you, but I basically set aside the time to chop all the wood and rocks to get closer to having more space first.
This problem is magnified with the fact that you need rocks, wood, and coal to repair two of the three large chests in your farm. So if you're not aware of the pumpkin merchant, you're going to be walking around with an inferior bag, and be forced to manage your items better, or trek back home to sell and store items more often than you'd like.
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Another thing that I feel isn't right, is that the way to upgrade your backpack is from a rare store that appears at random days or areas. I sincerely think experience farming would have done this game a lot of good. Things cost a great deal, so unless you're farming monsters for keys which are otherwise expensive to make, or running up and down the same hallway to farm amber, you're going to be in and out of bed passing time so your plants grow faster, and that is pretty boring. Mechanically, it's pretty nice, but if you get bored of having to wait for your plants to grow, and walking slow, the money loop will infuriate you. quite a few of the spells are powerful, but if you're interested in life steal, which is the most convenient way to heal, you will probably heavily lean toward skills in endgame, as weapon attacks and skills apply that. Those are the only times I've died aside from sheer carelessness. The combat is pretty okay, unless you're fighting the strong monsters, it's mostly forgiving until you get to the insects that inflict slow, and the rock throwing monsters that stun. to those of you ready to pounce for that, temper your expectations. As farm based as you think it is, the only trees you can cut are in town, (and on your farm as an inconvenience), and the only rocks you can farm are in town, near and in the mines, and outside a mine you cannot enter, (and on your farm as an inconvenience).
A farming game with nice combat that didn't make me fall over if I want to explore and harvest and mine. I think the feature that attracted me the most was the combat. It would be pretty nice if it was, as some of the more cute outfits are weak, and armor is what gives you the HP you have, in addition to defenses.
The first thing I noticed was the mirror in your room, and was irritated with the fact that normal gear isn't up for transmog in your wardrobe. No leveling up, very gear based, chests for backtracking, and respectful of your investment. With modern games the way they are, Kitaria Fables seem a little more old school. It's Cute Kitaria Fables is fun, simple enough to get into, but it feels like somewhat of a tease.
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