that part is true. But all the deeds you mentioned can't be used as leverage since all of that involves fucking other chicks.
and Alice deserves the best; and it just happens that the MC is the best of the best; if only he was made a noble by a queen or a princess he rescued (and fucked)
andHello!
Just wanted to let you know that a new version of Peasant's Quest will be released to patrons shortly (still uploading:-/).
This release is a bit different from previous releases, since it's something I made while working on another update (which has been postponed due to me having to leave home a few weeks). This one doesn't add any new quests but still adds a couple new scenes and a new game mechanic that should add a bit more depth to the overall gameplay.
New features:
- A new event for Victoria with two possible sex scenes. This event is randomly triggered at a certain place and time of day.
- Food and hunger. Up until now our hero has managed wander about for many months without eating a single crumb. No more! Now he'll eventually become hungry, which in turn increases fatigue and causes a slow loss of health.
- Farming and hunting. You can now plant crops to eat or sell, and hunt wildlife (Bears, boars, rabbits and Gator beasts) for meat. Vegetables and meat can be cooked as a meal for additional bonuses.
- Wildlife/animals are now visible on the map (no more random encounters of bears and boars).
Hi patrons!
A slight word of warning: I didn't have time to send this one off to my QC guy and has only been tested by me, so it's probably a little rough around the edges. Although I don't think this should affect anything quest related, please make sure to backup your old saves (make a copy of the 'save' subfolder), just in case.
In fact I'm already aware of a few bugs/missing features:
1. I just noticed I forgot to balance food item prices. Tip: potatoes and carrots are worth next to nothing, but you get a lot more for them if you combine them as a bushel.
2. Although there is an option to plant wheat, you can't because wheat hasn't been added to the game yet (stick to potatoes, carrots and pumpkins).
3. I planned to add a hunger bar to the HUD, similar to fatigue and HP, but the latest version of RPG Maker doesn't allow me to edit the HUD. So until the HUD plugin dev makes it compatible, I'm a bit fucked.... So there is no way for you to keep track of hunger levels until the player starts complaining. Just keep in mind that meals reduce hunger the most, followed by meat, and then vegetables.
I'll try and patch some of the rough spots once I get the opportunity, and please report any other bugs you find as soon as possible.
Have fun!
Hadn't time to play myself right now but tinkerer wrote this:
I think it's quite a good compromise to be honest. If there are grinds they aren't that bad and they are usually rewarding since you'll mostly spend the money on things related to h scenes, the scenes are very nice, the quests are quite well balanced and reward scenes, etc. Overall the game is very well paced and the h content is always available.
Ugh, and another of my favourite games is ruined by the author... The short days, getting tired, aspect was pretty annoying already and this has just made it worse! Luckily I've kept the last update so I may keep replaying that one from time to time.
From what I've seen right now it's pretty ok in my opinion and eating one meal a day seems to be enough. You'll get lots of food by just playing the game and it's a few additional clicks to make meals (which you can do a almost every fire place) and harvest crops. Else it seems like you can even earn additional money from it, so you don't have to hunt goblins all the time.
You can make meals at the counter and I believe he becomes hungry around every three days.
There isn't much to do in this update
And I'm sure you already know this, but you have to physically eat the meal, by going into the items menu and selecting it.
