Reply by Lexca Darvin
05/03/2009 16:09
I find it help if you build up trainer points and get sneaking. It increases item drops. Also, those roleplay quests give a lot of buxs. Once your monster get to higher lvl areas, the item drops are worth more. Some of things I've been getting lately are worth 2k
Reply by Beyrone Leyt
05/03/2009 16:50
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Reply by Vael Victus
05/03/2009 18:52
Use your worker twrice a day, it's not too hard. Once in the morning, then around the afternoon. If you're a real man, you can do three trainings in one day.
Sneaking is okay but you also get less monster encounters in the first place...

You should be able to cover your expenses; don't worry too much about the house right now as the barn is super important so you can get three monsters, two of which you can use to work.
Reply by Lexca Darvin
05/03/2009 20:38
*shrugs* Less monsters aren't so bad if you walk more. Besides, the idea is to get to the next city where the fun to fight monsters are (if you can win) and a few nice money items. Be sure to actually equip some of the good items on your monster. Buy another monster as soon as you can. More monster raised at the same time means the sooner you can splice your adult monsters to get the high stat/low lvl monster that's easier to raise up.
I've thought about.
Reply by Demi Lune
05/03/2009 21:40
Yep, basically what the others have said, and expanding what Vael said - houses and barns aren't as important as you may think they are. There's no need to get the best barn in the game within the first week, as much as it seems to take ages

Even if it takes you two months, they're there for the long term. Unless you desperately need teleport stones or something, you probably don't need money all that badly, to be honest

Quests and later towns obviously give more money, but don't rush through things too quickly. Other than that, you should be fine

But when that call never comes, it's time to face what you've become - there's no point doing all of this, unless you know you're having fun.