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I'm considering starting Palia soon for the first time so this will come in handy, thank you!🫧

Amazingly helpful for returning players like me!

I’ve only ever played Animal Crossing, and then Dreamlight Valley. Where does Palia fall on that spectrum in your opinion? I got bored with ACNH and I love DV but it gets so expensive getting all the premium stuff? This game seems so cute and if I could find a combo between the two, I’d be so eager to play. Just curious ♥️

Store all your Chests under the roof

yesss i've been needing something like this! and i agree palia tracker is essential!

Thank you for your honesty! I think a lot of us non-content creators have a “grass is greener” mindset about it, and it’s always interesting to hear that, even if it’s a passion, work is work.

Thanks for the tips!

amazing as always 🖤🖤🖤🖤

How do I cook under the moon?!? I start cooking at night, but the moonlight ingredient never gets a green check? Please help... I've Googled to no avail.

This is SO CUTE

hiii does anybody know when the full release of the game is? i need the full plot becase it is so SCRUMPCIOUS.

I'm a bit further in. I love the game. It's great that it encourages exploration and mistake-making, as they don't come with harsh penalties. Yes, the cauldron was hard to get, but satisfying when done also. If there's any non spoiler hints I can give, it's that you may have tasks that you really can't finish...yet. So focus on the easier tasks you can finish first, and they may unlock other areas of the game. There are additional game mechanics that kick in later, one of which was an absolute squee moment when I first saw it. You'll know it when you get there.

I found a great tip, when u name ur storage boxes they line up alphabetically so ur not switching between every box to find the one u want.

I’m torn on if I want to buy on pc or on my switch. Do you think there’s a lot going on the screen?

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Such a nice channel, you got a new sub!

Hey when does this game come out?

i have been loving this game! glad you like it too

Been playing for 3 days now, it's great

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Looking forward to it. I am hoping that they do a good job of it. And that it’s not going to be another Fae farm travesty.

Great gameplay/review.

honestly gotta give this a try. looks fun and i DO love platforming

Thank you so much for giving us a glimpse of this gorgeous game, Lae! Even though all the elements of this game are nothing new, it's nice to see them explored in a way that doesn't remind me of anything else on the market, while still letting players retain their own sense of agency without a strict bedtime/stamina gauge/etc. I'm not totally convinced yet, but I def wanna keep my eye on this for now 👀

I love the collect-a-thon elements of WoW. Gear is temporary, transmog is forever

For stamina, i recommend going to the blue moon once a day, and if you want more stamina i recommed dried Sandacuda, their bait is Sandrice which you can grow them yourself.

Just started playing the game yesterday and I'll admit I had my doubts but this game has my full attention. Thank you for these great tips! I love this game!

Sounds like a fun dnd game. One question though. Can you seduce a dragon in it?

This looks like Coffee Talk, same dev, maybe? Really good game as well, except it's not fantasy

I like the environment but the character art style has that uncanny valley look.

What kind of computer do you use??

Undertale no question asked

Can you help, why is the loading time very long, even though I have lowered the graphics to medium, My PC runs heavy games smoothly

Feels way too overwhelming as a new player. Twitch.tv/jonfromwa

Play red dead redemption 1 and 2 you will cry at the end trust me there my fav games EVER

EDITH FINCH IS UNDERRATED😭✨️🫶

Just started Spiritfarer last night! I can already tell it’s going to be a hell of a ride

Guys... Roman Bellic 💔

that dragon cancer katawa shoujo before your eyes

If you don't have much to do on one day mine it increases your level quicker than anything else

The end of Journey is the only game that made me cry. First tears of sorrow and then tears of joy. Phantom Brave made me tear up though.

Idk why I just thought spirit farer was wholesom

I see a lot of tips about naming and sorting chests. So here is my two cents... There is a button the box inventory screen to sort and fill all boxes from your inventory. If there is a stackable item in a box, then everything you have on you will go to that stack. it's important that you do not have identical materials in multiple chests, as this will upset the auto sorting functions. To keep this straight, it's helpful to name chests. The best strategy I have found for naming chests is to name them based on the primary source of what is in them. Each item has a source listed in its description such as processor, grinder, gather, quarry, monster, furnace, etc. just name a chest based off these sources and you're good to go. For most of the game, you will not need more than one large chest for each item type. Exceptions will be relics. For relics, I name the box based on the ruins source. So Relics - Eufala, or Relics - Gecko, etc. For gardening, I keep all the seeds on me at all times so it isn't a hassle. I have a gardening box for the harvested crops. Clothing and furniture may require multiple boxes, since these items don't stack. (If you purchased the summer and formal outfit DLC, accepting these items from the mail will provide you with a large storage box for each group. You can either keep these items in those boxes, or delete them and have two free large storages. The clothing can be repurchased from the boutique store at city hall for 2gols a piece at any time) Again, you aren't really going into these boxes to find things. Stuff is pulled to your machines, snd you can use your machines to check inventory amounts, so the only thing that's important is that you don't have single items in multiple locations and you have quick access to the few things you must have on you to use. I really struggled with this and worried about it at first, but I think doing multiplayer taught me that we really just need to treat it like one giant box.

Your advice is all super great! Just thought I would share some additions. Story Quests advance story Of you feel like things are happening at too fast of a pace, from day to day, you can typically take as long as you want on story (orange) missions. Story missions tend to come in waves after certain events are triggered by previous missions. I like to bang the crafting out asap and then sit on the items for a while before turning them in. This allows me to replenish any materials I used or struggled with. Bloodstone and Clay Early-mid game you are going to have tons of commissions that require bloodstone and clay. Clay seems like a no brainer at first, but it runs out quickly and (as far as I know) you can only get it from Eufala mines. I found myself completely out of it many times, and it's not easy to get a lot of. Best strategy is if you're getting bronze and tin, do at least some digging in the dirt each time to build a stockpile. Bloodstone is also going to be crucial. Quarry the red rocks around your home area for these. These rocks take 2-3 days to respawn. As soon as you get the ore refinery, you can refine stone to get bloodstone and quartz. I keep this running constantly. Refining Machine This was something I overlooked on my first 2 playthroughs during early access. Being able to refine things early on is going to give you an edge in a lot of ways. Upgrading Machines Yes, Always upgrade instead of build when possible, but FIRST...refine the machine to Purple status BEFORE upgrading. This will save you on rarer ores that you'll need and the Purple status stays through each upgrade. The refined machines will allow larger production queues and potentially turn out bonus results or use less resources. Pets The new monster wrangler DLC really breaks this and turns water into an easy grind right off the bat because you can house up to five pets and you can collect them by throwing the meatballs. There appears to be no difference in how much water each pet gives you, so five bumble ants collecting water every ten hours means you're set for life. Not sure how I feel about it because it does remove a major challenge from the game. Sidenote, leading into fishing: pets gathering water also brings back worms and scorpions. You will eventually have so many worms you won't know what to do with them. Much better than buying or gathering them by hand. Sand Fishing Something else I slept on. Get to the advanced sand fish trap asap and refine it to increase its catch area. Doing this will make it much easier to catch large fish and king fish. The king fish sell for minimum 2k gols, and with a larger trap you'll find yourself catching 30-50 regular fish in a day. The larger fish also sell pretty well when you have a lot of them. Grow sandrice, buy salt Sandrice is a fast crop that can be used as fish bate for sandacuda. Dried sandacuda is a huge stamina boost. I buy salt pretty much every day so that I always have enough for this.

Has a nice cute set up Game: halo 3

It Takes Two is the only game so far to have me sobbing uncontrollably. The ending is phenomenal, and the characters are so well written that it made it hit twice as hard. Great game, highly recommend it