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There is a section in the guide here that talks about making money, but I’ll also kind of reiterate some things since that’s how I do it too: [[User:Hachimitsu/EarlyGameBeta|User:Hachimitsu/EarlyGameBeta]] | There is a section in the guide here that talks about making money, but I’ll also kind of reiterate some things since that’s how I do it too: [[User:Hachimitsu/EarlyGameBeta|User:Hachimitsu/EarlyGameBeta]] | ||
The easiest way when starting out is to explore the wilderness in the overworld until you come across those randomly-generated shrine(?) areas(?). You’ll see an altar surrounded by multiple heavy big pillars. You can lug them back and sell them (or ship them). The reason why this isn’t worth it later on is because it takes time to find these (they’re not rare at all, but they’re not super common either? Just slightly uncommon at worst), and the amount of money really isn’t worth it. By the time you can lug all of them, you can easily make at least 10x that much from a single job request that pays in the couple thousands. And also it’s such a time waster to have to walk back and forth to drop them off and sell them. I say this because you can’t grab them all at once (early on, anyway, which is when these matter more or are more helpful) because above a certain encumbrance level, you get “Squashed” and you can’t move at all. And if you’re “Overweight”, while you can still move, you risk taking fatal damage that can kill you if you’re traveling in the overworld back to your base as you carry these, in which case you risk dropping your money (because death), so… usually, you grab one or two at a time, make the trek back, drop them off, come back, grab 2 more, repeat. It’s a massive waste of time. But this gives you a nice starting amount of money if you’re struggling. | * The easiest way when starting out is to explore the wilderness in the overworld until you come across those randomly-generated shrine(?) areas(?). You’ll see an altar surrounded by multiple heavy big pillars. You can lug them back and sell them (or ship them). The reason why this isn’t worth it later on is because it takes time to find these (they’re not rare at all, but they’re not super common either? Just slightly uncommon at worst), and the amount of money really isn’t worth it. By the time you can lug all of them, you can easily make at least 10x that much from a single job request that pays in the couple thousands. And also it’s such a time waster to have to walk back and forth to drop them off and sell them. I say this because you can’t grab them all at once (early on, anyway, which is when these matter more or are more helpful) because above a certain encumbrance level, you get “Squashed” and you can’t move at all. And if you’re “Overweight”, while you can still move, you risk taking fatal damage that can kill you if you’re traveling in the overworld back to your base as you carry these, in which case you risk dropping your money (because death), so… usually, you grab one or two at a time, make the trek back, drop them off, come back, grab 2 more, repeat. It’s a massive waste of time. But this gives you a nice starting amount of money if you’re struggling. | ||
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This got nerfed, but making mushroom wine. Mushroom crops grow extremely quickly, and you can let them ferment into mushroom wine (which don’t sell for a lot, but decent enough when you’re starting out). You’ll need to start a mushroom farm (please pay attention to the tutorial), get the recipe of “Brewery barrel” from Farris (main story quest-related NPC), and then you can craft it at the “Workbench”. | * This got nerfed, but making mushroom wine. Mushroom crops grow extremely quickly, and you can let them ferment into mushroom wine (which don’t sell for a lot, but decent enough when you’re starting out). You’ll need to start a mushroom farm (please pay attention to the tutorial), get the recipe of “Brewery barrel” from Farris (main story quest-related NPC), and then you can craft it at the “Workbench”. | ||
However… you need logs, tight rope (string from Workbench + big leaves from the beach tiles in the overworld), nails (bones at the “Tinker’s table”), AND fertilizer. | However… you need logs, tight rope (string from Workbench + big leaves from the beach tiles in the overworld), nails (bones at the “Tinker’s table”), AND fertilizer. | ||
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It’s not fully complete yet so there are many recipes still missing. Or just ask on Discord. | It’s not fully complete yet so there are many recipes still missing. Or just ask on Discord. | ||
So mushrooms ferment into mushroom wine, and you can ship that. | So mushrooms ferment into mushroom wine, and you can ship that. It may not pay too much but at the very least it is extremely afk with little to no player input. | ||
Crim powder also sells for an even nicer amount, but crim berries take rather long to grow, and you’ll need a “Millstone” to grind 2 crim berries together to make crim powder. I mean, just ask the people on Discord if you want to start doing this. It’s too much work to explain here (and for you to start doing it) in exchange for what it gives tbh. | * Crim powder also sells for an even nicer amount, but crim berries take rather long to grow, and you’ll need a “Millstone” to grind 2 crim berries together to make crim powder. I mean, just ask the people on Discord if you want to start doing this. It’s too much work to explain here (and for you to start doing it) in exchange for what it gives tbh. | ||
You can also just craft furniture. It’s simple, the materials are plentiful, and you can do this right from the start of the game! | You can also just craft furniture. It’s simple, the materials are plentiful, and you can do this right from the start of the game! | ||
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Now beehives and sugar wine? Now this is something even I still do. | * Now beehives and sugar wine? Now this is something even I still do. | ||
You need a beehive. You’ll need either 60 Mysilia furniture tickets (if I’m recalling correctly) to collect one, or you can make it with a rare crafting ingredient: the queen bee (you get these from killing bee/wasp-type enemies, which are especially common in forest Nefias). Either way, both methods take a bit of time if you’re starting out, so this is a bit more long-term I guess. But the payout is absolutely worth it. (Even I still do it like I said.) | You need a beehive. You’ll need either 60 Mysilia furniture tickets (if I’m recalling correctly) to collect one, or you can make it with a rare crafting ingredient: the queen bee (you get these from killing bee/wasp-type enemies, which are especially common in forest Nefias). Either way, both methods take a bit of time if you’re starting out, so this is a bit more long-term I guess. But the payout is absolutely worth it. (Even I still do it like I said.) | ||
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Lastly, you can also look into bonito flake wine. It ''is'' less “afk” than sugar wine, but is more money. You will need to be actively fishing though, first of all. (Which is why I personally don’t do this one though because I’d rather make money doing Nefias. But I guess this is great for the slow life folks.) But with your fish that you get, take them to the sawmill and saw them down into bonito flakes. You get varying amounts, but each fish can yield up to 5 (at least, my highest I’ve seen is 5; it could be higher but I don’t do this like I said so I don’t know). Take these bonito flakes to a brewery barrel and let them ferment into bonito flake wine. | * Lastly, you can also look into bonito flake wine. It ''is'' less “afk” than sugar wine, but is more money. You will need to be actively fishing though, first of all. (Which is why I personally don’t do this one though because I’d rather make money doing Nefias. But I guess this is great for the slow life folks.) But with your fish that you get, take them to the sawmill and saw them down into bonito flakes. You get varying amounts, but each fish can yield up to 5 (at least, my highest I’ve seen is 5; it could be higher but I don’t do this like I said so I don’t know). Take these bonito flakes to a brewery barrel and let them ferment into bonito flake wine. | ||
Rake in your massive profit. | Rake in your massive profit. (This may get nerfed though. I wouldn’t be surprised if it does.) | ||
== Tips and other minor things == | == Tips and other minor things == | ||
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* '''Mani of Machine''': 2x crim berries --(Millstone)--> ~2x crim powder. Crim powder’s a drug, so you can just start a crim berry farm to do this easily. | * '''Mani of Machine''': 2x crim berries --(Millstone)--> ~2x crim powder. Crim powder’s a drug, so you can just start a crim berry farm to do this easily. | ||
As of version EA 23. | As of version EA 23.16, “bone powder” was added to the game. This requires that you grind 2 bones together at a millstone. (So basically, it’s the same thing as crim berries and crim powder, but just replace “crim” with “bone”.) So it’s even easier now. | ||
* '''Ehekatl of Luck''': You can make “bait” with the “Quick Craft” ability. You can make bait from almost anything, whether it’s corpses, hearts, grotesque offals, bones, skins, or fangs. Then just make a fishing rod with the Workbench and start fishing in any water tile (your starting Meadow has that little pond, which is perfect for this). | * '''Ehekatl of Luck''': You can make “bait” with the “Quick Craft” ability. You can make bait from almost anything, whether it’s corpses, hearts, grotesque offals, bones, skins, or fangs. Then just make a fishing rod with the Workbench and start fishing in any water tile (your starting Meadow has that little pond, which is perfect for this). | ||
* '''Lulwy of Wind''': orz My favorite goddess. Anyway, mushroom wines are the easiest since you can start right away and you’re not losing out on too much money by offering them. Refer to the “Making money” section where I detail how to start making mushroom wine. | * '''Lulwy of Wind''': orz My favorite goddess. Anyway, mushroom wines are the easiest since you can start right away and you’re not losing out on too much money by offering them. Refer to the “Making money” section where I detail how to start making mushroom wine. Bonito flake wine is even faster, but… it may get nerfed. I wouldn’t be surprised if it does lol. | ||
=== Altar in your base === | === Altar in your base === |
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