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Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
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In Shaabera, the local service lady handling the Distant Wagon Service is asking for a traveler to help her find 3 pieces of Purple Ore. It is said that the ore can only be found in cold places by the sea. Once you've crossed the sea and are on the world map, head east along the frozen coast until you discover the area Blackeagle's Ship, enter in. Before you go onto the ship, head south until you see the Purple Ore, mine it to get Purple Ore (3x). Reward: Traveller's Pass
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Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
you can check my save game
but i can't crossed the sea
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As for magical growth and shrink, they affect some minor things in game (e.g. some pictures have version with small/medium/large penis; or change interactions like in Gabe's house when Nipha feels protagonist's junk).
But to accually have result you have to eat a handful of them, or one "super" and a few normal ones (there's a message when character's penis can't grow/shrink anymore).
As far as I remember, the last crystal is not connected to any location yet.
As for magical growth and shrink, they affect some minor things in game (e.g. some pictures have version with small/medium/large penis; or change interactions like in Gabe's house when Nipha feels protagonist's junk).
But to accually have result you have to eat a handful of them, or one "super" and a few normal ones (there's a message when character's penis can't grow/shrink anymore).
Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
Thank you very much for your reply.
I also have another three questions if you don't mind. I gave the skull to Milana alredy. Is it possible I could give her the crystal dildo now?
I also searched and said that as of now the royal crest and ancient bark could not be obtained. Is it still applicable currently?
The last question is when can I access the Grand Sewers in Grand Aideen?
Thank you very much for your reply.
I also have another three questions if you don't mind. I gave the skull to Milana alredy. Is it possible I could give her the crystal dildo now?
I also searched and said that as of now the royal crest and ancient bark could not be obtained. Is it still applicable currently?
The last question is when can I access the Grand Sewers in Grand Aideen?
Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
I don't exactly remember what ancient bark and royal crest are. Doesn't sound like quest items so I assume these are gifts as well. If so, some gifts are only purchasable in your private gift shop in greenfields once you get it/upgrade it.
Grand Aideen sewers gonna be accessable after you complete main quest in Namaria. I don't know how much you know about the plot so not gonna spoil it or anything. So let's say at one point the capital starts to be kind of inconvenient to move in and after you finish your busiess, everything goes back to the previous state and you knows sewers are open.
Each girl has only one scene in which you can give her a gift so nope. No clue what Gabe's gonna do with that. Maybe you can doublegift her in complete version once she's done it.
I don't exactly remember what ancient bark and royal crest are. Doesn't sound like quest items so I assume these are gifts as well. If so, some gifts are only purchasable in your private gift shop in greenfields once you get it/upgrade it.
Grand Aideen sewers gonna be accessable after you complete main quest in Namaria. I don't know how much you know about the plot so not gonna spoil it or anything. So let's say at one point the capital starts to be kind of inconvenient to move in and after you finish your busiess, everything goes back to the previous state and you knows sewers are open.
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Ahhh.....well I defeated Bastorahl. But when I returned to Aideen, there is a wall blocking me and I could not find a cellar down the tavern inn. What must I do to enter the sewers then?
Ahhh.....well I defeated Bastorahl. But when I returned to Aideen, there is a wall blocking me and I could not find a cellar down the tavern inn. What must I do to enter the sewers then?
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nope.
I don't remember to be honest. I'm pretty sure though that there was a message that Grand Aideen was restored after some point in main quest. Maybe you have to accually finish whole episode, i mean main quest up to the point which is final for this release. So go to Thebes through Mt Dreadclaw. You want to go there anyway to get expert lockpick which is somewhere in Thebes.
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Lol, by defeating Bastorahl I actually meant I completed the episode. I went to the secret room where it announced the game has ended . I then went back to Grand Aideen. It is still there lol.
EDIT: Wait, nevermind. It was restored after all. Thank you so much!
Lol, by defeating Bastorahl I actually meant I completed the episode. I went to the secret room where it announced the game has ended . I then went back to Grand Aideen. It is still there lol.
EDIT: Wait, nevermind. It was restored after all. Thank you so much!
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Has anyone tried to use the sgedit file for this game to give themselves all the scenes? I tried to see if I could get the first few scenes in the western edition, but activating the western edition switches gives you the eastern edition cg instead.
Has anyone tried to use the sgedit file for this game to give themselves all the scenes? I tried to see if I could get the first few scenes in the western edition, but activating the western edition switches gives you the eastern edition cg instead.
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Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
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RARE MONSTERS GAME MECHANICS
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Also, when you're in an area, check all the screens again after each Rare you kill, and keep doing so until you kill all the Rare monsters in that area (they'll get "depleted", having no more in that area, until you visit the world map, and~or also visit a different area and kill a Rare monster there to "Reroll" the RNG.
I've tested the Rare monsters extensively in the past, and this is how they work, you'll see for yourself too. Test this stuff for yourself, and you'll see the ~general~for the most part~ accuracy of this post!
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this is basically how it works:
1. Rare monsters have NOTHING to do with how many normal monsters of the same type that you kill.
2. the RNG for the Rare monsters' placement is "resetted~rerolled" upon going to the world map (though you might also need to go to a different area, kill a Rare monster there first, to cause the RNG to "reroll" again).
3. Each time you kill a Rare monster in an area, the remaining Rare monsters are "re-screened" for within that area, so recheck all the screens again after each Rare monster kill, but eventually you'll have "depleted" that area of Rare monsters, and have to go to the world map (though you might also need to go to a different area, kill a Rare monster there first, to cause the RNG to "reroll" again) to "reroll" the RNG again.
4. there's an infinite amount (or respawning) of Rare monsters, just like the normal monsters, but the confusion is with not knowing how they respawn ~ about how to "reroll" the RNG.
5. Also, it seems that any screen (or most or many or some, lol) in an area, can have a Rare monster, and the exact roaming monster (that are ~ or can be the Rare monsters) on the screen is always the same. For example, at the beginning of the game (east of your house and west of Zhu'yu or whatever his name 's house, in the screen with the firewolf ancient page ~ I believe, on the west side of the screen is 3 roaming firewolves during the day, I can't remember which one it is as I haven't played in awhile, lol, but one of the two roaming firewolves up on the screen, is always the Rare monster, the sod wolf, if it's been choosen by the RNG. In other words, there's PERMANTLY SET roaming monsters as the "placeholders" for the Rare monsters, and the RNG selects which of these "placeholders" are used as for the Rare monsters or not.
let's pretend this is a screen, with 5 roaming monsters as X's:
X------------X--------------X
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and now I'm going to replace two of the X's as O's, which are the roaming monsters that can be a Rare monster:
X------------X--------------O
-------O------------X--------
these O's NEVER change! (you'll quickly learn which roaming monsters are the "O's", hehe. Who needs the glowing yellow~white aura from the scholar item!, hehe)
now, the RNG (upon entering an area ~ or thusly leaving an area ~ going to the world map and coming back to an area) selects whether any of the O's are a Rare monster, or a normal monster like the other X's. After each Rare monster is killed, the RNG selects again for the remaining Rare monsters, meaning that an O that wasn't selected as a Rare monster, can now be selected as a Rare monster, which is why you revisit the screens after each Rare monster you kill.
here's a small portion of my "walkthrough notes", see if you can learn which roaming monsters are the "O's" for the two sodwolves for "area 2", hehe:
(sorry about the format... the outline's indenting isn't pasted unfortunately...)
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RARE MONSTERS GAME MECHANICS
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you have to leave the area (exit to the world map) to "reroll" the RNG, also you might have to go into a different area, kill a Rare monster there first to cause the "reroll" of the RNG, I can't which causes it, but one of them does.
Also, when you're in an area, check all the screens again after each Rare you kill, and keep doing so until you kill all the Rare monsters in that area (they'll get "depleted", having no more in that area, until you visit the world map, and~or also visit a different area and kill a Rare monster there to "Reroll" the RNG.
I've tested the Rare monsters extensively in the past, and this is how they work, you'll see for yourself too. Test this stuff for yourself, and you'll see the ~general~for the most part~ accuracy of this post!
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this is basically how it works:
1. Rare monsters have NOTHING to do with how many normal monsters of the same type that you kill.
2. the RNG for the Rare monsters' placement is "resetted~rerolled" upon going to the world map (though you might also need to go to a different area, kill a Rare monster there first, to cause the RNG to "reroll" again).
3. Each time you kill a Rare monster in an area, the remaining Rare monsters are "re-screened" for within that area, so recheck all the screens again after each Rare monster kill, but eventually you'll have "depleted" that area of Rare monsters, and have to go to the world map (though you might also need to go to a different area, kill a Rare monster there first, to cause the RNG to "reroll" again) to "reroll" the RNG again.
4. there's an infinite amount (or respawning) of Rare monsters, just like the normal monsters, but the confusion is with not knowing how they respawn ~ about how to "reroll" the RNG.
5. Also, it seems that any screen (or most or many or some, lol) in an area, can have a Rare monster, and the exact roaming monster (that are ~ or can be the Rare monsters) on the screen is always the same. For example, at the beginning of the game (east of your house and west of Zhu'yu or whatever his name 's house, in the screen with the firewolf ancient page ~ I believe, on the west side of the screen is 3 roaming firewolves during the day, I can't remember which one it is as I haven't played in awhile, lol, but one of the two roaming firewolves up on the screen, is always the Rare monster, the sod wolf, if it's been choosen by the RNG. In other words, there's PERMANTLY SET roaming monsters as the "placeholders" for the Rare monsters, and the RNG selects which of these "placeholders" are used as for the Rare monsters or not.
let's pretend this is a screen, with 5 roaming monsters as X's:
X------------X--------------X
-------X------------X--------
and now I'm going to replace two of the X's as O's, which are the roaming monsters that can be a Rare monster:
X------------X--------------O
-------O------------X--------
these O's NEVER change! (you'll quickly learn which roaming monsters are the "O's", hehe. Who needs the glowing yellow~white aura from the scholar item!, hehe)
now, the RNG (upon entering an area ~ or thusly leaving an area ~ going to the world map and coming back to an area) selects whether any of the O's are a Rare monster, or a normal monster like the other X's. After each Rare monster is killed, the RNG selects again for the remaining Rare monsters, meaning that an O that wasn't selected as a Rare monster, can now be selected as a Rare monster, which is why you revisit the screens after each Rare monster you kill.
here's a small portion of my "walkthrough notes", see if you can learn which roaming monsters are the "O's" for the two sodwolves for "area 2", hehe:
(sorry about the format... the outline's indenting isn't pasted unfortunately...)
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Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
Can someone help me a bit. Some time has now passed since i last played this, and i have totaly forgot where i was supposed to go. Last time i played i just came out from the Nobunagas lair and was tasked to do something, but i cant remember what it was, if someone remembers could you give a litle pointer. Thank you
Can someone help me a bit. Some time has now passed since i last played this, and i have totaly forgot where i was supposed to go. Last time i played i just came out from the Nobunagas lair and was tasked to do something, but i cant remember what it was, if someone remembers could you give a litle pointer. Thank you
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Re: The Legend of Queen Opala 2
if I recall, there's a wiki which has an outline of the story for you to follow.Can someone help me a bit. Some time has now passed since i last played this, and i have totaly forgot where i was supposed to go. Last time i played i just came out from the Nobunagas lair and was tasked to do something, but i cant remember what it was, if someone remembers could you give a litle pointer. Thank you
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Oh, did not even cross my mind to google it Doh! Thank you for the help =)
Oh, did not even cross my mind to google it Doh! Thank you for the help =)
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