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VENTURE TOWNS SALLY PRIN PLUS

Be sure to check it out and if you’re a member at the forums, remember to thank him for the hard work! It’s really well done! *_* Įdit on Oct 28th: Guide link has been updated to point to AdeptGamer. Incidentally, forum user DaveNg88 wrote up a comprehensive & awesome guide for the game. Took forever to get the initial Mercenary to max out his job but once he did, it was total bliss since anyone taking on the role becomes a freakin’ tank! So between my two Kairobots, two Sally Prins, and 3 Mercenaries, they were slaughtering all monsters AND bosses within seconds and anyone that took part in their battles also benefitted! XD The game felt more fun once I managed to shift people into the Kairobot, Sally Prin, and Mercenary (傭兵) classes.It tends to keep them alive just a bit longer as long as there are not multiple enemies targetting them. Incidentally, I always equip low level and magic class characters with bows so they can keep their distance. 9_9 Maybe there’s a hidden cool-down mechanic? which usually ends up with them getting beat up by enemies anyway. (I’m unsure if raising the Skill/Proficiency stat will increase accuracy.) It’s really annoying when you’re wanting them to use the heal spell with people dying all over around them but they just mind their own business and try to melee monsters …. Although their spells can deal heavy damage with one hit, they have a tendency to miss and may not even cast spells all that often. Magic class users can be both useful and annoying.If necessary, use the “block exit with shop” method to generate some capital. Of course, more capital is required when you have more people and high maintenance jobs. >:3 The high attack power would mean that they will also be the ones that will take out enemies fast~!

This way, you can switch over to jobs that have higher attack and defense so you can create some “tanks” (characters specifically meant to take heavy damage).

In this sense, I suggest pacing yourself and try and raise the town popularity as fast as you can so that you can get more people/professions and master more jobs quickly as well as getting more medals. It kind of slowed the development of my characters since tougher monsters appeared and they kept killing my adventurers.

I regret getting a 5-star rank for my town so quickly.

For example: Bun Shop, Ice Cream Shop, etc.

VENTURE TOWNS SALLY PRIN PLUS

But as far as I can tell, this notice doesn’t mean your characters will start becoming regular patrons of the shop.Įdit: It doesn’t seem to work on the shops that give only one plus increase to stats. This reads something like “The adventurers have heard a rumour about the Fortune Teller!!” You will then receive 20 popularity points. It doesn’t seem to happen early in the game but later on (not sure when it starts), if you up store quality to around 50, you will receive a pop-up window like this:

The game also rewards you for spending time raising the quality of stores.

I would have also have liked to have seen simple preset strategy/priority options like “Help out ally”, “Heal ally”, “Target weakest enemy”, “Target strongest enemy”, etc. (I generally reserved any healing items for the Magic Pot. It was annoying seeing one weakling character wait around a spawn spot only to get knocked out and lay there for minutes on end until someone decides to wander over and take the person back to town. It would have been nice if the player could have more participation in battles such as DIRECTING WHERE PEOPLE GO IN THE FIELD. It was fun, yes, but kind of disappointing at the same time since you’re limited to the role of people management.

Honestly, I wasn’t highly impressed with the game.

And not having any control over their actions is what distances the game from the whole roleplaying aspect.Īnyway, here is some cut-and-paste from an amended info/guide post I did over at Kairospot: However, you will NOT be spending ANY time directing where your adventurers go or interact in battles in any way. You will spend an inordinate amount of time upping their stats and showering them with new weapons, armour, and accessories so they can survive their battles with the constant spawning of monsters around the village. Basically, you are merely a spectator and village manager. In fact, there is no roleplaying at all!Īdventure Dungeon Story is a people - and to some extent, building - management game.

Of course, given that Kairosoft creates building (more like comboing) and management simulation games, it’d be silly to expect that they would create an actual roleplaying game that resembles the old school 8-bit RPG classics. I have a feeling a good number of people will be disappointed since there’s such high anticipation and expectation for this. Took several weeks since the game never really held my attention. EDIT ON OCT 30: Removed links to Kairospot and changed guide like to AdeptGamer.