at what day did you reach/complete the depths of nymelle?

[᠌ ᠌ ᠌ ᠌]

just curious what average days are

[Akameka]

I was in the 3rd month or so as a Nefu mage. so in the 60-90 days range

[Iyasenu]

Haha, I put that off until, like, month 10.

[cyntheone]

I didn't finish it until early in year 2 (so like 400-500 day range) as a Farmer. It was still kinda dicey. Cons of being a farmer I guess lol. Things sped up considerably once I was able to mine in Vernis for those sweet sweet orens.

[Malhavok]

basically until I could kill golems, then I went back

[rwhibbey]

Yeah i fail everytime so i have quit trying. Yes how do you complete this quest?

[AvG]

Based on my current eternal oath run I probably won't step foot to the boss level until year 2 or 3, depending on luck since I cant reroll shops.

[Iyasenu]

引用自 AvG：

Based on my current eternal oath run I probably won't step foot to the boss level until year 2 or 3, depending on luck since I cant reroll shops.

Why can't you reroll shops? Can't spend Influence doing that on eternal oath?

[AvG]

Yes I can do that, but early game its better to use influence to buy furniture tickets rather than rerolling shops. There is a lot of danger doing some combat quests that teleport you away so I am refraining from those for now. I am only level 6 though!

[HOBOCOP]

I'm four in-game years in and I still have not completed it.

[Iyasenu]

引用自 AvG：

Yes I can do that, but early game its better to use influence to buy furniture tickets rather than rerolling shops. There is a lot of danger doing some combat quests that teleport you away so I am refraining from those for now. I am only level 6 though!

Keep it up!
And, hopefully you've got a good diet that can improve your stats over time, as well.

Focusing on END and END Potency would boost your HP pool.
Or the same, but for WIL and STR. All three of those stats work into your HP calculation.
More HP to survive unexpectedly unlucky situations could be crucial.

Farming is a reliable source of such stats.
The vegetable Imo can be pretty good for WIL gains, if you get lucky enough to improve its seeds with a WIL Potency effect.
Palulu, the coconut trees, can also be farmed, and they come with STR and END boosting effects, but you'd have to contend with negative DEX Potency effects, by default.
I'm unsure if Potency can ever go below the baseline of 80 (or whatever it is with your combination of race/class/feats).
But if you can get lucky on improving those seeds with STR or END potency, you've got a nice source of those stats.

Couple those crops with recipes like Assorted Fruit (2x any Fruit, Cutting Board recipe) or Stewed Vegetables (2x any vegetable, +1 optional vegetable, Cauldron recipe) and you can stack the effects into a really powerful stat-building meal.

Pardon the blathering, btw, haha.

[PewPr]

80 days, cleric class, having to go very slow, lol

[PewPr]

引用自 Iyasenu：

引用自 AvG：

Yes I can do that, but early game its better to use influence to buy furniture tickets rather than rerolling shops. There is a lot of danger doing some combat quests that teleport you away so I am refraining from those for now. I am only level 6 though!

Keep it up!
And, hopefully you've got a good diet that can improve your stats over time, as well.

Focusing on END and END Potency would boost your HP pool.
Or the same, but for WIL and STR. All three of those stats work into your HP calculation.
More HP to survive unexpectedly unlucky situations could be crucial.

Farming is a reliable source of such stats.
The vegetable Imo can be pretty good for WIL gains, if you get lucky enough to improve its seeds with a WIL Potency effect.
Palulu, the coconut trees, can also be farmed, and they come with STR and END boosting effects, but you'd have to contend with negative DEX Potency effects, by default.
I'm unsure if Potency can ever go below the baseline of 80 (or whatever it is with your combination of race/class/feats).
But if you can get lucky on improving those seeds with STR or END potency, you've got a nice source of those stats.

Couple those crops with recipes like Assorted Fruit (2x any Fruit, Cutting Board recipe) or Stewed Vegetables (2x any vegetable, +1 optional vegetable, Cauldron recipe) and you can stack the effects into a really powerful stat-building meal.

Pardon the blathering, btw, haha.

Okay, so I'm clearly missing something about cooking, lol. I've bought 6 recipes now and never see any of them at the bonfire. I assume there's a stove or some such? Yet to see it

[Iyasenu]

引用自 PewPr：

引用自 Iyasenu：

Keep it up!
And, hopefully you've got a good diet that can improve your stats over time, as well.

Focusing on END and END Potency would boost your HP pool.
Or the same, but for WIL and STR. All three of those stats work into your HP calculation.
More HP to survive unexpectedly unlucky situations could be crucial.

Farming is a reliable source of such stats.
The vegetable Imo can be pretty good for WIL gains, if you get lucky enough to improve its seeds with a WIL Potency effect.
Palulu, the coconut trees, can also be farmed, and they come with STR and END boosting effects, but you'd have to contend with negative DEX Potency effects, by default.
I'm unsure if Potency can ever go below the baseline of 80 (or whatever it is with your combination of race/class/feats).
But if you can get lucky on improving those seeds with STR or END potency, you've got a nice source of those stats.

Couple those crops with recipes like Assorted Fruit (2x any Fruit, Cutting Board recipe) or Stewed Vegetables (2x any vegetable, +1 optional vegetable, Cauldron recipe) and you can stack the effects into a really powerful stat-building meal.

Pardon the blathering, btw, haha.

Okay, so I'm clearly missing something about cooking, lol. I've bought 6 recipes now and never see any of them at the bonfire. I assume there's a stove or some such? Yet to see it

Oh yeah, there are a lot of different cooking stations.

But for starters, Cutting Board can be crafted at Tinker's Table, you have the recipe by default.
Cauldron is also made on Tinker's Table, but the recipe is sold by Nino the cat man over at Tinker's Camp.

There are others, and not all can be crafted in the current version. Some might have to be exchanged with Furniture Tickets or stolen, but those two are pretty simple and provide helpful methods to cook up stuff that just aren't covered by the Bonfire.

Also don't feel like you HAVE to purchase cooking recipes.
You can often just randomly learn them after raising your Cooking skill level and cooking stuff.
Like, cooking a bunch of vegetable dishes could teach you a new vegetable recipe.
It might be fine to forgo spending Gold Bars to buy cooking recipes from merchants and just learn them yourself.

[PewPr]

Right on, will be good to cook better food after day 80, lol

[AvG]

引用自 Iyasenu：

引用自 AvG：

Yes I can do that, but early game its better to use influence to buy furniture tickets rather than rerolling shops. There is a lot of danger doing some combat quests that teleport you away so I am refraining from those for now. I am only level 6 though!

Keep it up!
And, hopefully you've got a good diet that can improve your stats over time, as well.

Focusing on END and END Potency would boost your HP pool.
Or the same, but for WIL and STR. All three of those stats work into your HP calculation.
More HP to survive unexpectedly unlucky situations could be crucial.

Farming is a reliable source of such stats.
The vegetable Imo can be pretty good for WIL gains, if you get lucky enough to improve its seeds with a WIL Potency effect.
Palulu, the coconut trees, can also be farmed, and they come with STR and END boosting effects, but you'd have to contend with negative DEX Potency effects, by default.
I'm unsure if Potency can ever go below the baseline of 80 (or whatever it is with your combination of race/class/feats).
But if you can get lucky on improving those seeds with STR or END potency, you've got a nice source of those stats.

Couple those crops with recipes like Assorted Fruit (2x any Fruit, Cutting Board recipe) or Stewed Vegetables (2x any vegetable, +1 optional vegetable, Cauldron recipe) and you can stack the effects into a really powerful stat-building meal.

Pardon the blathering, btw, haha.

Yes I am working on all of these, but its slow going. I am hoping to hit about 200hp around level 8 or 9. I was hoping to find some more heavy gear for both gallows training heavy armor skill but I haven't seen a heavy helmet on merchants since I can't easily reroll them. I came to the conclusion that having a massive hp pool is the way to go early and end game to survive the hp chunking abilities enemies get (usually spells).