YOUR WIFE CAN DIE??

[Celestial Lexi]

theres a tombstone in the video

[GremlinHag]

In the originals, you would usually outlive your spouse. That tombstone belongs to...someone else.

[Jonathanlh]

that's Nina's Tombstone not your wife

[mutantbeth]

theres only two deaths in the game, one of them is yours and neither involves your spouse. sucks characters older than u outlive u..

[AsianGirlLover]

Your question was already answered, but I thought I’d add that it’s kind of neat that your spouse can pass away in My Time at Portia.

Just an FYI if you’re looking for something fun to play after you finish this game.

[mutantbeth]

Originally posted by AsianGirlLover:

Your question was already answered, but I thought I’d add that it’s kind of neat that your spouse can pass away in My Time at Portia.

Just an FYI if you’re looking for something fun to play after you finish this game.

wait how?

[AsianGirlLover]

Originally posted by mutantbeth:

Originally posted by AsianGirlLover:

Your question was already answered, but I thought I’d add that it’s kind of neat that your spouse can pass away in My Time at Portia.

Just an FYI if you’re looking for something fun to play after you finish this game.

wait how?

Spoilers: Ginger dies of her sickness after 3 years

[funewchie]

Originally posted by AsianGirlLover:

Originally posted by mutantbeth:

wait how?

Spoilers: Ginger dies of her sickness after 3 years

Although, there is a monthly quest you can do to prevent that from happening, in My Time At Portia.

A quest to build a sun lamp, which the doctor can use to treat her condition.
(This is similar to a real-life treatment for certain babies born with a kind of condition similar to jaundice. By putting them in an incubator with a plant light (those lightbulbs you use to grow plants), the light causes a reaction in their skin that produces the substance their bodies are lacking, thus treating their condition.)
Ginger's condition seems similar to that, so the devs added that option to prolong her life.[/spoilers]

[kyttyn]

Don't the cows die? Or is that a different HM/SoS game?

[Jonathanlh]

Originally posted by kyttyn:

Don't the cows die? Or is that a different HM/SoS game?

used to be a thing in the gamecube/ps2 versions but this one they don't die

[kyttyn]

Originally posted by Jonathanlh:

Originally posted by kyttyn:

Don't the cows die? Or is that a different HM/SoS game?

used to be a thing in the gamecube/ps2 versions but this one they don't die

okay cool. Thanks for clarifying. I thought maybe i was misremembering.

part of me is disappointed about that.

[funewchie]

Originally posted by kyttyn:

Originally posted by Jonathanlh:

used to be a thing in the gamecube/ps2 versions but this one they don't die

okay cool. Thanks for clarifying. I thought maybe i was misremembering.

part of me is disappointed about that.

I'll say.
So, I can save money by never feeding the cows? I can swing a scythe with impunity?
Yikes...

Is Marvelous just scared of PETA or something?

[AsianGirlLover]

Originally posted by funewchie:

Originally posted by kyttyn:

okay cool. Thanks for clarifying. I thought maybe i was misremembering.

part of me is disappointed about that.

I'll say.
So, I can save money by never feeding the cows? I can swing a scythe with impunity?
Yikes...

Is Marvelous just scared of PETA or something?

I would imagine your animals would stop giving you produce, so there’s at least some consequence to negligence.

[DemonikStolas]

Originally posted by AsianGirlLover:

Your question was already answered, but I thought I’d add that it’s kind of neat that your spouse can pass away in My Time at Portia.

Just an FYI if you’re looking for something fun to play after you finish this game.

Misleading.

Let me rephrase it correctly.

"It's kind of neat that your spouse, should you chose a specific person, can pass away in the game if you don't do anything to prevent that'.