Yet again, PM3!
Nov. 8th, 2023 10:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
marchionessofmustacheHello, Reading Page! Are you annoyed yet?
Anyway, I went back and loaded my old save at 16y/o (where I rested til the end) and decided to boost up my Courage to 999 and see what happened. The first time I did it, I rested after getting there, and my daughter ended up becoming "too fat" which caused her stress to go to 999. This means it would have taken years to recover by sitting in bed. She literally got so fat she was bedridden for years...?????? Very dumb LOL Anyway, all her stats dropped throughout the resting period, so I just loaded the game again...
This time I was diligent to keep working and resting when needed. Took longer than normal but without Chat it wasn't too bad. Surprisingly, I got the Warrior ending by getting Courage to 999...!
Then I loaded the save again and spammed Carpentry work to lower my Elegance until it was lower than 500, then finished off the game, getting the Knight ending. So that's all four Military endings complete...!
I am a little disappointed in the Warrior ending's gallery still. There was all this stuff about her fighting pirates, finding a treasure island, fighting a dragon, etc. and then the image at the end is like... bikini armor with long fingernails...? And that's the BEST military ending??? The General ending was nicer, Knight was pretty basic. Soldier was a little disappointing, but makes sense for the worst ending.
I think next I'm just going to go for the Farmer and Farm Business Woman endings... it seems all you have to do is just work at the farm a lot...? Morality has to be over 100 (which is raised by farming, so shouldn't be hard at all) and Intelligence has to be less than 900. That's it. If you end the game with 3500G+ you'll get the Farm Business Woman ending and if you end the game with 3499G- you'll get the Farmer ending. So I'll just save later in the game, reload, and take lots of vacations until I have low enough money, I guess.
The Mine Business Woman ending... I'm assuming works the same, but again, the information on this online is just... not there, so I'll just go for the Miner ending but try to have lots of money...? Hopefully that will be all that is necessary...????
Seem like fairly boring endings to get, but I'll do lots of rest and see if we can adopt a cat early on.
The cat seems to be random after you do Free Time and go into town. I managed to get the cat late in one of my previous games, but I didn't have it long enough (I guess) to experience its sickness event (there's an achievement for taking care of its sickness). I actually have no idea how the cat works and of course there's no information about this online... so I just have to guess :) But my guess is you just have to have the cat for a while and then it will get sick???? And the event will just kind of clear itself up???
Oh and speaking of no information online, I have no idea what the "Wife of a Noble" ending is called on the wiki. I don't even know how I got this ending. And of course the wiki uses like random made up names for everything (seriously, there is a single mood that is called FOUR DIFFERENT THINGS across the wiki and it's so confusing) because it was probably written before the English version existed and they just used whatever the hell words they wanted, and each person was using different terms...
Anyway, I have no idea what this ending is.
Ah, I think I found it. It's called "Merchant Wife" and "Millionaire's Wife" depending on where you see it in the wiki (sometimes both on the same page, including its actual page!) ... And neither of these are the terms used in the game... and nowhere during the ending did it mention the noble being a "merchant" nor did it refer to him as a "millionaire" so idefk. But the picture lines up with the picture I got for my ending gallery so I'm going with it.
I kind of want to create my own guide for this game because the existing materials are so bad X_X;;;;; I actually thought of creating a guide for PM1... maybe I'll do guides for the whole series XD That's a little too ambitious I think...
Anyway, I went back and loaded my old save at 16y/o (where I rested til the end) and decided to boost up my Courage to 999 and see what happened. The first time I did it, I rested after getting there, and my daughter ended up becoming "too fat" which caused her stress to go to 999. This means it would have taken years to recover by sitting in bed. She literally got so fat she was bedridden for years...?????? Very dumb LOL Anyway, all her stats dropped throughout the resting period, so I just loaded the game again...
This time I was diligent to keep working and resting when needed. Took longer than normal but without Chat it wasn't too bad. Surprisingly, I got the Warrior ending by getting Courage to 999...!
Then I loaded the save again and spammed Carpentry work to lower my Elegance until it was lower than 500, then finished off the game, getting the Knight ending. So that's all four Military endings complete...!
I am a little disappointed in the Warrior ending's gallery still. There was all this stuff about her fighting pirates, finding a treasure island, fighting a dragon, etc. and then the image at the end is like... bikini armor with long fingernails...? And that's the BEST military ending??? The General ending was nicer, Knight was pretty basic. Soldier was a little disappointing, but makes sense for the worst ending.
I think next I'm just going to go for the Farmer and Farm Business Woman endings... it seems all you have to do is just work at the farm a lot...? Morality has to be over 100 (which is raised by farming, so shouldn't be hard at all) and Intelligence has to be less than 900. That's it. If you end the game with 3500G+ you'll get the Farm Business Woman ending and if you end the game with 3499G- you'll get the Farmer ending. So I'll just save later in the game, reload, and take lots of vacations until I have low enough money, I guess.
The Mine Business Woman ending... I'm assuming works the same, but again, the information on this online is just... not there, so I'll just go for the Miner ending but try to have lots of money...? Hopefully that will be all that is necessary...????
Seem like fairly boring endings to get, but I'll do lots of rest and see if we can adopt a cat early on.
The cat seems to be random after you do Free Time and go into town. I managed to get the cat late in one of my previous games, but I didn't have it long enough (I guess) to experience its sickness event (there's an achievement for taking care of its sickness). I actually have no idea how the cat works and of course there's no information about this online... so I just have to guess :) But my guess is you just have to have the cat for a while and then it will get sick???? And the event will just kind of clear itself up???
Oh and speaking of no information online, I have no idea what the "Wife of a Noble" ending is called on the wiki. I don't even know how I got this ending. And of course the wiki uses like random made up names for everything (seriously, there is a single mood that is called FOUR DIFFERENT THINGS across the wiki and it's so confusing) because it was probably written before the English version existed and they just used whatever the hell words they wanted, and each person was using different terms...
Anyway, I have no idea what this ending is.
Ah, I think I found it. It's called "Merchant Wife" and "Millionaire's Wife" depending on where you see it in the wiki (sometimes both on the same page, including its actual page!) ... And neither of these are the terms used in the game... and nowhere during the ending did it mention the noble being a "merchant" nor did it refer to him as a "millionaire" so idefk. But the picture lines up with the picture I got for my ending gallery so I'm going with it.
I kind of want to create my own guide for this game because the existing materials are so bad X_X;;;;; I actually thought of creating a guide for PM1... maybe I'll do guides for the whole series XD That's a little too ambitious I think...
