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I made a lot of profit with tailor. I'd go buy all the raw materials, turn them into what I need, and make the clothing. Got quite a bit.
I think cooking is the same way. And it's fun.
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I made a lot of profit with tailor. I'd go buy all the raw materials, turn them into what I need, and make the clothing. Got quite a bit.
I think cooking is the same way. And it's fun.
Punchyleaf
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Cooking is great to sell 
especially the superior dishes.
especially the superior dishes.
Easy leveling by farming the Chimera boss on terra nimbus
He's super close to town so I can turn in the bounty, sleep, attack, and repeat.
I get 2250 EXP every 2-3 minutes
Standing in that narrow piece of land allows me to just button smash my skills in his face and he can't get to me, he does reset after a few hits, but just go up to him and attack and run back to that narrow land and repeat.
The Hidden Owl
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AAAHHH ITS DOWNLOADING!!!! SO HAPPY
What level is recommended to defeat the Silverfang and which element is better to fight it with?
And what area should I farm at level 20?
(Lvl 20 magician(adept), tailor(adept), alchemist(apprentice), carpenter(novice; just started))
And what area should I farm at level 20?
(Lvl 20 magician(adept), tailor(adept), alchemist(apprentice), carpenter(novice; just started))
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Story of my playing time on Fantasy Life lol...
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You won't regret it. It's def very worth your every single dollar. Just bought the DLC too!
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This is true. I buy raw materials and use it to make weapons and tools then sell it. I have 150k right now and I'm level 30ish. Lol.
I've made all of my money with the alchemist life by making super spraylixers.
They have a total cost of 3650 to make, and you can sell them for 4800.
So that's a profit of 1150, when having high enough stats and skill in alchemy you can even do this on Auto mode +
so you basicly don't have to do anything.
Not to mention that when you make 10, and you do well enough, you get 1 bonus spraylixer.
That means 4800 dosh for free.
When i did this, i was making around 30,000 dosh per minute.
Did this for about an hour, resulting in around 2 million dosh
I've been following this piece of advice from you, works well, if a bit tedious, but pulls in plenty of dosh
oath2order
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Is it ever possible to purchase the green/red/white/bluebell flowers?
I have so much dosh from cooking, blacksmithing, bounties and carpentry that I'm not sure what to do with it anymore as I've finished buying houses. Might spend some of it re-designing my avatar. Alchemy sounds like a great way to get dosh fast wish I'd done that at the beginning.
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You can buy some of them, I'm not sure which shops sell them but I believe it's the alchemy stores, could be wrong. The pink fairy you unlock with the bliss bonus also sells a few iirc.
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You can buy some of them, I'm not sure which shops sell them but I believe it's the alchemy stores, could be wrong. The pink fairy you unlock with the bliss bonus also sells a few iirc.
I have the same now, as you progress in the story, you'll eventually end up with more dosh than you can actually spend...
I'm at 15 million at the moment, not sure what to do with it....
The Mysterious Fairy under the Pink Blossom Tree in Western Grassy Plains sells yellow, green, blue, black, red and white bells for 10 dosh each I think, but you need unlock her with a Bliss bonus first
Hahaha, I feel so poor, I have only like 150,000 Dosh. Granted, I've spent a lot on Life Cures and SP Potions. I really need to spend some time as an Alchemist, but I'm not good at the mini-games. Ah well.
Yes, read the Advice for Starting out in the very first post of this thread
I would suggest starting with a harvester class. (harsvester is my term). It would be woodcutter, miner and fisher. It would help rack up experience dosh and items. Items are a vital part if you plan on starting other lifes that craft ex. blacksmith. A magician is hard to start with because it requires SP to attack and SP potions can be costly unless you have an alchemist who can craft.
You can also buy also buy items you need but if you are starting out, you won't have much dosh.
So... Now that we've all been playing for quite some time, let's post what ranks our different Lives are!
Here are mine and as you can see, I am not a fan of the one with the mini-games and I admit the reason my Angler rank is so low is because I keep forgetting to fish. No seriously, when I see a fish, my brain doesn't go "Oh! Let's catch it!" No, instead it goes "Meh, just a shadow I can't beat with a sword. Let's ignore it!"
Paladin: God
Mercenary: Adept
Hunter: Adept
Magician: Expert
Miner: God
Woodcutter: Hero
Angler: Apprentice
Cook: Apprentice
Blacksmith: Fledgling
Carpenter: Apprentice
Tailor: Fledgling
Alchemist: Apprentice
Here are mine and as you can see, I am not a fan of the one with the mini-games and I admit the reason my Angler rank is so low is because I keep forgetting to fish. No seriously, when I see a fish, my brain doesn't go "Oh! Let's catch it!" No, instead it goes "Meh, just a shadow I can't beat with a sword. Let's ignore it!"
Paladin: God
Mercenary: Adept
Hunter: Adept
Magician: Expert
Miner: God
Woodcutter: Hero
Angler: Apprentice
Cook: Apprentice
Blacksmith: Fledgling
Carpenter: Apprentice
Tailor: Fledgling
Alchemist: Apprentice
Paladin: N/A
Mercenary: N/A
Hunter: N/A
Magician: Legendary
Miner: Adept
Woodcutter: Apprentice
Angler: N/A
Cook: Master
Blacksmith: Master
Carpenter: Master
Tailor: Master
Alchemist: Expert
I really dread starting the skills I have yet to get to yet.
Mercenary: N/A
Hunter: N/A
Magician: Legendary
Miner: Adept
Woodcutter: Apprentice
Angler: N/A
Cook: Master
Blacksmith: Master
Carpenter: Master
Tailor: Master
Alchemist: Expert
I really dread starting the skills I have yet to get to yet.
