In Deepest, Darkest Fricana: Let’s Play QfG3, Part 4

Goofing off for a Day

We left Garcon last time in the inn about to end his first day in Tarna after chasing a petty thief, meeting the local leadership, and then going on one hell of a shopping spree. Now, it’s time for bed:

That chest against the wall can be used to store stuff we don’t need right now, I don’t think I’ve ever used it in any of my playthroughs…

We watch a tiny animation of the moon rising in the sky and then Day 2 begins:

I get the feeling the writers of this game had never had any experience with African food and so the “tasty but strange” is kind of a cop-out, especially when you remember how detailed the descriptions of food were in the first two games. We don’t have anything to do today and Rakeesh doesn’t drag us out to the Simbani village ’til tomorrow so Perseii will be goofing off in the savanna today: Continue reading “In Deepest, Darkest Fricana: Let’s Play QfG3, Part 4”

In Deepest, Darkest Fricana: Let’s Play QFG3, Part 3

It’s like a thieves guild… BUT NOT

After picking up some beads, Garcon makes his way over to the rope merchant

Perseii bargains for some rope, he needs something to attach to his magic grapnels. After haggling for a while he and the merchant come to a suitable arrangement, Jackson buys the rope and attaches it to the grapnel:

There’s more we can learn from this merchant, though:

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In Deepest, Darkest Fricana: Let’s Play QFG3, Part 2

Tarna-HO!!!! (It’s a Thundercats joke, get it?)

Sorry for being late… “Life gets in the blah, blah, blah” Just play the damn game already… Okay, I’ll do just that then and dive in… I ended last time with our hero, Garcon, popping into Tarna in Fricana. There is something about a war and leapardmen, but who knows? What does Garcon care? He just wants to steal shit, right? Before he does that though he has to talk to everyone.

Starting with Rakeesh:

Oh, yeah that’s the new chat screen. No longer do you have to figure out what is or isn’t important in a character’s response to you. Now, you just click on a series of nested conversations until you’ve heard everything the character has to say.