Hey dude yeah I'm stuck, I'm near the beginning at ancient ruins where you gotta find that goblin who took your sword. I've somewhat of explored the cave but can't get any further, I assume to get further I've got activate those white plates, I somehow activated one of them but the others don't do anything just doesn't seem to work I've tried everything to get them to activate but nothing could someone possibly give me a tip please
There's no guide for their locations :o but you're more than welcome to join the Discord and ask other players in the #skyward_foundry channel for tips! -Eraa
Hey, a little help. I'm on the lookout for the thief, precisely the dwarf's pieces. I already have the first one, and I can't find the second one... I'm a little embarrassed, but I can't get past it. grateful for any hint ;)
I would advise against trying the Inn as it is extremely unfinished. As for DK said, try moving the barrel (will try and make it a bit obvious that you can move it).
Is the second time you visit April supposed to have the images so zoomed in? I assume that the pictures are supposed to be of her chest, since I chose the milking service… but I really can't entirely tell for certain…
Basically, the only way i've defeated them is to get lucky enough to get 2 level 2 goblins, used a potion and milk during it. They really should make the battle a fixed one where the goblins are either a level 1 and a level 2 or just both level 1. As it stands, every time I got a level 3 goblin i've died. Pretty brutal, but I think this could be unintentional. I'm surprised none of the playtesters had a problem like this, if any.
The levels of the goblins are, at least in my case. Also, if you don't want to have to do the entire introduction again, you can actually go back to the house. It'll trigger a cutscene, but it won't matter. Go upstairs and save at the book and then go back to the blacksmith to *hopefully* get a fair fight.
Oh, yeah, I did that after my first death. Truncated about 2 hours of being lost to 2 minutes of knowing exactly where to go.
I was not going to crawl through the sex scene again, so I made sure to avoid buildings that weren't my house until I was able to save.
I probably won't play much of this game due to only beinb able to save at a single tile in the entire game. I don't mind the journal limitation, but I rather have the journal as a key item that lets you save at desks with a quill.
If you're wondering why have the journal if quills will be save points; it's so the game can have a legitimate reason for locking you out of saving at certain events in areas that have quill desks.
As an example, there could be a dream state where their are quill desks, during the dream, all your items are recorded and removed from you. You can't keep a record of your dream activities while dreaming, you need to be awake for that. Usually. When the dream ends and you wake up, the recorded items get returned to you, including the journal.
I wouldn't know about having only one save place. After going into the forest west of the house, I completed the goblin battle, then encountered a random battle and realized that there was no healing after battles. The combination of random encounters and no healing after battle was the cut-off for me. If you get low during the goblin fight, you might be taken out by a wild cockatrice. And you couldn't even avoid fighting the cockatrice because the battle was randomly encountered. The Sorceress can heal, but she has limited MP and that doesn't come back either. As for being lost, I didn't find it too hard to follow the path. The inn was in the northeastern part of town and the farm was just outside the town. You leave the town on the southeastern path, just south of the inn.
My main issue wasn't the save points, but the fact that the battles are absolutely ruthless and random. On a semi-related note, it may be an opinion, but random encounters are the absolute worst kind of battle encounter, ever. Sure it may be more work to put in events that chase the player to encounter on touch, but it makes it so the player can choose to avoid these battles. The way to discourage people from avoiding all the fights is to make your bosses and required fights harder, so the player has to level up in order to be strong enough to defeat the required fight.
Overall, the developers seem professional, but inexperienced. I think as time goes on, they will improve. I was excited to see a game with some decent artwork , but the cutscene with Ann in the Inn made me shiver (I don't mean any offense by it. I looked around a saw a comment they made which hints at them also being inexperienced at artwork. Maybe they'll actually see this feedback and at least consider it.
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where can you find the lone wolf in the lower levels
Ok nevermind I just figured it I'm so stupid you just gotta move those on top of them like pressure plates
Hey dude yeah I'm stuck, I'm near the beginning at ancient ruins where you gotta find that goblin who took your sword. I've somewhat of explored the cave but can't get any further, I assume to get further I've got activate those white plates, I somehow activated one of them but the others don't do anything just doesn't seem to work I've tried everything to get them to activate but nothing could someone possibly give me a tip please
Needs a male protag. No wonder this games so under the radar
Male protags are cringe. Futanari or bust.
-Eraa
And thats why your patreon is dead loser
is there a guide anywhere for the dark crystal locations? I missed #s 6,7,8 and 9 and have no idea where they are
There's no guide for their locations :o but you're more than welcome to join the Discord and ask other players in the #skyward_foundry channel for tips!
-Eraa
um i missed dark crystals in the hometown is there any way to get back there and get them?
No unfortunately T^T, prologue dark crystals can't be obtained once that part of the game is done
This may be fixed in the near future but for now I apologize @v@
Hey, a little help.
I'm on the lookout for the thief, precisely the dwarf's pieces.
I already have the first one, and I can't find the second one... I'm a little embarrassed, but I can't get past it. grateful for any hint ;)
Which one did you find first?
the one where the chickens (by the salesman pig)
The next piece can be found where you spied on the Blackeye gang.
(1st scrsht) Did you try to move the barrel? ;)
I would advise against trying the Inn as it is extremely unfinished. As for DK said, try moving the barrel (will try and make it a bit obvious that you can move it).
Hold on, let me check to see if it is not bugged. Btw, are you hold down any of the movement keys together with the action key (Z)?
Alright, I checked. It works fine for me and I used both a movement key (Right Key) and the action key (Z) together, have you tried that?
I need a help please, How do I let the guard let me go to the ground floor? It tells me that the area is under construction.
Or is this scene not yet? If so, I spent 5 hours doing nothing xD
Sorry for the super late reply Violek :[ The lower slums aren't available yet. This next patch that's coming out will allow you to explore it though!
Exotic Elven brothel! Scummy denizens, and several new hentai quests (and expansions to old ones) and much more ~.^
-Eraa
Oks, thanks for the reply.
Is the second time you visit April supposed to have the images so zoomed in?
I assume that the pictures are supposed to be of her chest, since I chose the milking service… but I really can't entirely tell for certain…
This also happens afterward.
That '0' probably shouldn't be there.
Ah yes, I really need to bring that scene up to date.
Sorry! I've been tackling several others but April x Yoshiko will get a rework very soon.
-Eraa
How do I kill the goblins in the weapon shop?
Basically, the only way i've defeated them is to get lucky enough to get 2 level 2 goblins, used a potion and milk during it. They really should make the battle a fixed one where the goblins are either a level 1 and a level 2 or just both level 1. As it stands, every time I got a level 3 goblin i've died. Pretty brutal, but I think this could be unintentional. I'm surprised none of the playtesters had a problem like this, if any.
It's a randomized battle? That's rather problematic…
The levels of the goblins are, at least in my case. Also, if you don't want to have to do the entire introduction again, you can actually go back to the house. It'll trigger a cutscene, but it won't matter. Go upstairs and save at the book and then go back to the blacksmith to *hopefully* get a fair fight.
Oh, yeah, I did that after my first death. Truncated about 2 hours of being lost to 2 minutes of knowing exactly where to go.
I was not going to crawl through the sex scene again, so I made sure to avoid buildings that weren't my house until I was able to save.
I probably won't play much of this game due to only beinb able to save at a single tile in the entire game. I don't mind the journal limitation, but I rather have the journal as a key item that lets you save at desks with a quill.
If you're wondering why have the journal if quills will be save points; it's so the game can have a legitimate reason for locking you out of saving at certain events in areas that have quill desks.
As an example, there could be a dream state where their are quill desks, during the dream, all your items are recorded and removed from you. You can't keep a record of your dream activities while dreaming, you need to be awake for that. Usually. When the dream ends and you wake up, the recorded items get returned to you, including the journal.
I wouldn't know about having only one save place. After going into the forest west of the house, I completed the goblin battle, then encountered a random battle and realized that there was no healing after battles. The combination of random encounters and no healing after battle was the cut-off for me. If you get low during the goblin fight, you might be taken out by a wild cockatrice. And you couldn't even avoid fighting the cockatrice because the battle was randomly encountered. The Sorceress can heal, but she has limited MP and that doesn't come back either. As for being lost, I didn't find it too hard to follow the path. The inn was in the northeastern part of town and the farm was just outside the town. You leave the town on the southeastern path, just south of the inn.
My main issue wasn't the save points, but the fact that the battles are absolutely ruthless and random. On a semi-related note, it may be an opinion, but random encounters are the absolute worst kind of battle encounter, ever. Sure it may be more work to put in events that chase the player to encounter on touch, but it makes it so the player can choose to avoid these battles. The way to discourage people from avoiding all the fights is to make your bosses and required fights harder, so the player has to level up in order to be strong enough to defeat the required fight.
Overall, the developers seem professional, but inexperienced. I think as time goes on, they will improve. I was excited to see a game with some decent artwork , but the cutscene with Ann in the Inn made me shiver (I don't mean any offense by it. I looked around a saw a comment they made which hints at them also being inexperienced at artwork. Maybe they'll actually see this feedback and at least consider it.