Yeah it's so weird. I'm still only on the first chapter but usually undocked runs worse, not the other way around lol. Anytime I play docked to let it charge while I play I wonder why I didn't go ps4 but then I remember when I'm chilling out with undocked.
I played way too much lol
They let you build at a distance, basically you stand still and move a cursor around the screen to place objects and use your tools
It doesn't, you get alerts to the event happening which causes that. You can stop the silly pink things before they ruin everything. The fast travel makes it pretty easy, however I would like it if those alerts were easier to see and/or made more noise. Not a single square in my place got ruined before starting the next phase of the story even though I tend to meander and focus on side activities way too much.
I dug a 1 square ditch all around the area where the water was falling to contain it. You can also just remove the water after you finish the quest that requires it. Just in case you ever go back there.
Triangle. Since they swapped X and O for the Western version, they also swapped Square and Triangle so you can still keep your thumb on the jump and attack buttons at the same time.
I filled up my bag finishing up trophies and the Tablet Targets.
You have to place a grown flower on it using your gloves or if you have one in your inventory.
For the story-related blueprints, at least, they're always explicit about whether or not they'll help you. I haven't tried using blueprints outside of the required ones so I'm not sure about that.
Malroth also has a few lines about that randomly when you're on the Isle of Awakening, he says that you can
The game is set up to make old school Dragon Quest buildings, which didn't have roofs
You eventually unlock roof tiles, though, if you want to use them.
I've got all of this. The game actually has a room list in the menu that has the items marked that were already put into a room but I don't know which room it counts as being built as a barn.
Would adding a door (at the 2nd floor) and stairs that goes outside can fix it?I don't understand why villagers can get in the inn's 2nd floor to sleep but can't get out. I'm currently stuck with half my villagers trapped in the second floor of my inn and they refuse to get out. I had to build up on top of my already existing inn so I could have beds for the eight villagers who suddenly came but either there's something I'm missing or the villagers are as dumb as in the first game (and it's be a serious major flaw for the game). Could someone help me ? They refuse to use the ladder to get down.
Try removing the ladder that goes up the wall in the room. You only need the one that's level with the floor. I do see a problem with how your ladder is positioned as well. You want it to end so that there's a floor tile to the next floor as the tile the ladder "ends" on, not a wall tile. You don't want to have to jump to get off the ladder. I don't really know how to explain that better, sorry.I don't understand why villagers can get in the inn's 2nd floor to sleep but can't get out. I'm currently stuck with half my villagers trapped in the second floor of my inn and they refuse to get out. I had to build up on top of my already existing inn so I could have beds for the eight villagers who suddenly came but either there's something I'm missing or the villagers are as dumb as in the first game (and it's be a serious major flaw for the game). Could someone help me ? They refuse to use the ladder to get down.
lmao I did the same thing! Both the pumpkin seeds and tomato seeds. And then when the side quests for them unlocked, got even more seeds.
