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Fantasy Life General Thread

When you say RPG, do you mean it is heavily story i.e. text based, like Zelda games are? I'm not too fond of that in games, otherwise it sounds ideal for me.

Both Zelda and FL are RPG, so it's unavoidable for them to share many common traits. Any RPG you'll ever find will have a story to follow and goals to achieve, but time is no pressure! In FL you can advance at your own pace, and in-between chapters you are absolutely free to do whatever you want.
 
When you say RPG, do you mean it is heavily story i.e. text based, like Zelda games are? I'm not too fond of that in games, otherwise it sounds ideal for me.

There is A LOT of text in this game. I really enjoyed playing it; it was fun and all that, but to be honest, at some point I just spammed a button (can't remember which one; X, maybe?) to make the text go quicker. That doesn't mean the story isn't good - because it is - just that well, I'd prefer there having been less text, you know?

Though I should also make the comment that (and I don't think I'm the only one here) it's something that gets annoying after having played the game for a while (so it's not like I got the feeling of too much text right from the beginning).

That being said, you really shouldn't let that stop you from playing the game! There's a lot to do and the world is very beautiful and charming. You play at your own pace, you can work on the main story or not, and so on. It's really worth its money (though you'll might want to get the DLC expansion at some point; it adds a lot of content and some very interesting challenges).
 
I ended up buying this game and so far I'm enjoying it. Only downside for me is, like others have said, heaps of text to scrawl through.
 
I ended up buying this game and so far I'm enjoying it. Only downside for me is, like others have said, heaps of text to scrawl through.

Glad to hear you're enjoying it! Fortunately you can play the main quest at your own pace because there is indeed a lot of text.

What is your favorite Life so far? I really enjoyed Paladin and Wizard (or Magician? can't remember the exact name). The Lifes I liked less were the crafting ones mostly because I seriously disliked the mini games, LOL.
 
Glad to hear you're enjoying it! Fortunately you can play the main quest at your own pace because there is indeed a lot of text.

What is your favorite Life so far? I really enjoyed Paladin and Wizard (or Magician? can't remember the exact name). The Lifes I liked less were the crafting ones mostly because I seriously disliked the mini games, LOL.

I've so far only tried magician, tailor, angler and cook. I find I'm playing as tailor the most, then when I feel like fighting change to magician and just go around anywhere collecting bounties. I love the variety of enemies. I found it pretty cool that you can go fishing in the lava cave, lol. xD

Question, what happens exactly in multiplayer mode? Can you fight enemies live with other players, or do they simply hang around the towns? I'm hoping I can play with my husband but I wanna know it's worth the extra money.
 
Question, what happens exactly in multiplayer mode? Can you fight enemies live with other players, or do they simply hang around the towns? I'm hoping I can play with my husband but I wanna know it's worth the extra money.

One thing you need to know about multiplayer is that if you don't have the DLC, then you can only play with someone who doesn't have the DLC either. And if you do have the DLC, then you can only play with people who have it as well. So say you get the DLC, but your husband doesn't, then you won't be able to play together.

Traveling to another world is done in only a few seconds. It is much faster than ACNL where you first have to talk to Porter, wait for the train to arrive, get on the train and so on. It's one thing I absolutely love in FL.

In multiplayer you can trade items using the red box in the guild office (either items you find/buy or that you craft). Make sure to pick up the items before ending the session or they will disappear! Though the game warns you about it when using the red box, so I don't think you'll have any problems there.

You can indeed fight enemies together! Best thing is that it counts for your challenges as well! The only thing you might want to decide in advance is who gets the bounty. Be careful with bounty boxes, though. Other than the fact that they can be destroyed, only three can exist in the world at the same time (so if you get a fourth, the first one will disappear) and I am not sure how exactly that works in multiplayer (say you have three bounty boxes and your husband gets one; will one of yours disappear or will there be four boxes?).

There's also an option to teleport to where the other is. So let's say you are in X because you want to defeat Y; your husband can teleport to where your character is, rather than having to run there all the way. I can't exactly remember how it's done, but I believe that there's something like "Go to" and it'll show your location (been a while since I last played the game).

I think you'll especially want to play together if you do decide to get the DLC. The Tower Trials can be quite challenging but they're a lot of fun too! You can beat those on your own, though, with or without NPC's (though, obviously, without NPC's they can be quite hard!).

The DLC expansion is already included in the game, by the way. You download a "key" from the eShop; from what I remember it takes two blocks or so on your SD card.

Oh, and important as well; you cannot travel to a place on the map that you haven't unlocked yet. So your husband wouldn't be able to travel to the second town in your world if he hasn't beaten that chapter of the story yet.

And I think that's everything. Sorry it's so long, but I hope it answers your question and helps you. ^_^
 
A few days ago I took up the last two lives I hadn't started yet, Paladin and Hunter. They were surprisingly easy, I mastered Paladin the next day and Hunter the same day. I'm now a Hero Paladin and I got the Crusader's Tiara from the king, it's so pretty! I wish it wasn't restricted to just the Paladin Life.

I also became an Expert Alchemist and Blacksmith.

- - - Post Merge - - -

Many people say there's too much text in the game. I personally didn't think that and I enjoyed reading all the text on my first play through. However I started a new file several months ago and realized how boring it was.
 
One thing you need to know about multiplayer is that if you don't have the DLC, then you can only play with someone who doesn't have the DLC either. And if you do have the DLC, then you can only play with people who have it as well. So say you get the DLC, but your husband doesn't, then you won't be able to play together.

Traveling to another world is done in only a few seconds. It is much faster than ACNL where you first have to talk to Porter, wait for the train to arrive, get on the train and so on. It's one thing I absolutely love in FL.

In multiplayer you can trade items using the red box in the guild office (either items you find/buy or that you craft). Make sure to pick up the items before ending the session or they will disappear! Though the game warns you about it when using the red box, so I don't think you'll have any problems there.

You can indeed fight enemies together! Best thing is that it counts for your challenges as well! The only thing you might want to decide in advance is who gets the bounty. Be careful with bounty boxes, though. Other than the fact that they can be destroyed, only three can exist in the world at the same time (so if you get a fourth, the first one will disappear) and I am not sure how exactly that works in multiplayer (say you have three bounty boxes and your husband gets one; will one of yours disappear or will there be four boxes?).

There's also an option to teleport to where the other is. So let's say you are in X because you want to defeat Y; your husband can teleport to where your character is, rather than having to run there all the way. I can't exactly remember how it's done, but I believe that there's something like "Go to" and it'll show your location (been a while since I last played the game).

I think you'll especially want to play together if you do decide to get the DLC. The Tower Trials can be quite challenging but they're a lot of fun too! You can beat those on your own, though, with or without NPC's (though, obviously, without NPC's they can be quite hard!).

The DLC expansion is already included in the game, by the way. You download a "key" from the eShop; from what I remember it takes two blocks or so on your SD card.

Oh, and important as well; you cannot travel to a place on the map that you haven't unlocked yet. So your husband wouldn't be able to travel to the second town in your world if he hasn't beaten that chapter of the story yet.

And I think that's everything. Sorry it's so long, but I hope it answers your question and helps you. ^_^

That's extremely helpful, thank you! I'm having him get the game now too, so we can fight together once he catches up. I'm only on chapter 3 myself so it's no biggie.

I did take a look at the DLC and noticed the 2 block thing. Was thinking, that's very small for a whole new location. The key thing explains it!
 
Fantesy Life

Who else plays Fantesy Life?

Ive had the game for a while but i would play it on and off and i recently got really back into playing it. I still have my same file so i havent started over. Im an Alchemist and my rank is Fledgling ._. So im still loe but working on it!

My level is 15.
 
Who else plays Fantesy Life?

Ive had the game for a while but i would play it on and off and i recently got really back into playing it. I still have my same file so i havent started over. Im an Alchemist and my rank is Fledgling ._. So im still loe but working on it!

My level is 15.

I play it frequently :) Do your best!
 
Just started playing this game about a week ago. Really loving it so far! I'm mostly interested in the crafting and gathering lives, and not so much the combat. In your opinion, which combat life would be the best for getting drops for crafting with minimal fighting/effort?
 
Just started playing this game about a week ago. Really loving it so far! I'm mostly interested in the crafting and gathering lives, and not so much the combat. In your opinion, which combat life would be the best for getting drops for crafting with minimal fighting/effort?

Paladin worked rather well for me. Magician/Wizard is nice too except it uses a lot of SP so you'd pretty much need items to restore that. Hunter might work as well since it allows you to attack from a distance. And I think Mercenary might do more damage but I never really liked it because it's a bit slow and leaves you open to enemy attacks/counters.
 
Paladin worked rather well for me. Magician/Wizard is nice too except it uses a lot of SP so you'd pretty much need items to restore that. Hunter might work as well since it allows you to attack from a distance. And I think Mercenary might do more damage but I never really liked it because it's a bit slow and leaves you open to enemy attacks/counters.

Thanks, I'll try out Paladin! I've been playing Hunter since the skills matched my main lives, but I find it a little bit difficult, so I'll see how it compares.
 
Who else plays Fantesy Life?

Ive had the game for a while but i would play it on and off and i recently got really back into playing it. I still have my same file so i havent started over. Im an Alchemist and my rank is Fledgling ._. So im still loe but working on it!

My level is 15.

I play it a lot!
 
Was really disappointed when i couldn't get married in this game lol
 
Anyone willing to trade me some items? These crafting Lives that make you reach Master in the others are KILLING ME.
 
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