Recettear

Will there ever be a sequel?

Fun but don't do dungeons unless you absolutely have to, iirc most of the time you'll do fine just earning just through the shop
Might want to look up a guide too regarding the game's mechanics bc some can be unintuitive

buy low
sell for a profit
don't be cheap
give decent gear to your adventurers
capitalism at its finest

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fuck off jermafag

Given the fact he was open about hating jews, it's likely that he's the other brand of socialist.

Commies disguise their hatred of jews by labeling them the Banker or merchant class.

AND STAY GONE

Just got this for my comfy gaming marathon. What are some other comfy games you guys can recommend? I have all consoles and handhelds so I'm pretty much ready for anything.

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If you like comfy grinding and sweet and humorous story, Disgaea 1.

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Rune factory 3/4, hands down

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Better her than this bitch

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She just knows when you're on a pin streak and will show up just to ruin your combo or extort you for an insane markup.

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I'll check that out, thanks!
I'm already done with both, thanks for the suggestion though.

Anyone here who have played Stardew Valley can tell me how is it compared to Harvest Moon games?

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I like jerma as much as the next guy but get out of here with threads made because "wow funny STREAMER man played a game!"

Gabitalizm hoe

Are you retarded? Recette threads have been a thing for like 5 years, way before your streamercancer invaded Yea Forums.

Fun game

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What the fuck are you talking about?

I stopped playing it right after paying the debt. Was there anything interesting in the postgame?

dungeon grindan for cool items and equipment for all of your characters

There you go

Would be perfect with generic animu blush

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The grind past level 90 or whatever to get that robot bitch is just stupid and thanks for reminding me you fuck.

Actually Recette is just a naive idiot, it's the fairy that's the real kike

How do you react?

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104%

Whaddya buyin?

you actually give jobs to everyone and improve the economic and social status of your town by attracting so many costumers and adventuring heroes

It's a fun concept but the execution is meh.

Dungeons are poorly balanced, the loot doesn't make them worth your while. It might be worth getting to the vase at the end of the 2nd dungeon but then you can make more more more reliably by merely buying your stuff and selling it with a good margin.

Some of the mechanics are counter-intuitive and poorly explained. At first I'd always try to haggle to get the highest possible price. It turns out that managing to get the customer to accept your first price is much, much more important. It increases your combo counter but more importantly it increases some hidden stat per-customer that says how much they like you. The more somebody likes you the more they'll buy super expensive stuff.

This last thing is really the key to winning the game but it's frankly bullshit. During my first playthrough I never expected the teenage girl who first comes to buy candy or the housewife to ever buy ultra-expensive high-end armor pieces. But if you deal with them well enough they eventually will. Intuitively I thought I had to improve my shop to attract more high-end customers who would buy my stuff.

So yeah, it's fun but once you get how it works it becomes absolutely trivial and a bit dumb. And when you *don't* understand how it works it's extremely difficult and frustrating to win the game.

It’s a neat action RPG alongside a cool shopkeeper game. There’s quite a bit to explore and unlock, including different characters to play as for the dungeons, although it’s not really all that deep. It also gets boring once you understand how to cheat the system. For example, if someone asks for a lower price, you can actually sell it for slightly higher and they’ll buy it anyway. Selling/Haggling is extremely consistent as opposed to random which makes it feel like a waste of time was you’ve nailed down each character’s personality and buying traits. However, overall, it is a fun game with cute writing and it looks nice. Above average, but not by much. 6/10.

We need a new Recettear game

who is more jewish? this or

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Get the fuck out of my shoppe!

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buy low sell high

this

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Burn it. Burn it all.

Hilariously, the slimes are only useful for crafting one single item. Once that's done, just sell all the slimes you get.

Rape them all, that'll teach 'em!

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shallow, but easily binged.

Jew Atelier.

based cuteposter

Is going to the dungeon really useless before paying the debt?

If you're efficient at selling and making progress in the dungeon at the same time then going into the dungeon is better for profit, but if you're struggling to sell the stock you currently have then getting more shit to sell isn't going to be worth it unless it's remarkably more valuable.

not entirely, but 95% of the time you'll make more money staying in the city instead of adventuring. And even when you think you have enough money to get by, it is still important to keep selling things ahead of time because of the hidden values
mentioned.

It's baffling that to this day there is no game with a shop system as good as this one. Moonlighter could have been good but decided to focus on its dungeon crawler aspect, which has been done better by hundreds of games before.

yonsu deja los putos juegos de mierda y coge un libro

Doing the first two dungeons early might be worth it because you'll get a pretty expensive item at the end. After that you're generally better off ignoring adventuring and just buying your stuff in shops: it's faster, it's reliable and you can buy very expensive stuff. You'll also need to stock a little bit of everything for those customers who ask for "a hat", "a book" or other specific items, which is easy to do if you buy them.

Thinking about it, it might be fun to mod a good dungeon crawler to add Recettear mechanics on top.

It's fun

t. reviewer pro

I'm surprised EasyGameStation didn't develop a sequel considering how well it sold

it s as if japanese people are allergic to capitalism ho

>FUCKING PANCAKES

pep

>tfw working at a store that buys and sells items

This game is a tutorial for my job

it would be exactly the same shit

>tfw working at a store that buys and sells items
No way bro gtfo what kind of store is that?

but with better graphics and inside memes

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If they added more characters, a new story and fixed their broken mechanics it'd be well worth a sequel IMO.

I liked this song:
youtube.com/watch?v=AoVZWgJ9zQw

its a fantastic game and a decent CAPITALISM simulator.
also the first game I ever bought on steam

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Cute writing and funny antics. 9-10

PROMOTIONS

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They'll never make a better girl than Charme

user BLUE BOARD

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People say "don't do the dungeons, you can finish the game without doing them, you can finish just by buying and selling".
But to actually beat the game (not just finish the first game month) you... have to unlock and finish the 100 floor dungeon.
I think 90% of players just finish the first month and quit, thinking endless mode is just some bonus feature, when really, it continues the game. You can't finish the game unless you unlock endless mode which lets you unlock the last dungeon.

>there are people who don't recruit arma
Truly, these people are worse than Euria

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Isn't the next game in this "series" a strategy game? Did they give up on it? Or maybe it came out and I just never noticed?
I'm pretty sure it's in the same world as Chantelise and Recettear.

is this /biz/ the game?

Sure is.

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>that scene in the pub where Charme drunkenly jokes about taking Recette home with her
That's why she's best girl.

I want Charme to kidnap me

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Territoire is in development hell since 2011:
egs.cug.net/circle/territoire/index.html
I already accepted the fact that it will never be released.

its the best game of its own genre.
some tried to imitate it, but none successfully, really.

To add, not only does the hidden stats on customers make them like you more, the more they like you the more they can spend. So upgrading their "like" stat also increases their wallet capacity. Its important to get pin streaks and get customers to like you and level up their wallets from the get go, otherwise you'll get to a point where all of your customers will want specific items like high end armor, weapons, or statues but will not have a wallet capacity anywhere near high enough to even buy them for cost, so you either can't sell it to them or you have to sell it to them for such a deep discount (within their price range) that it isn't worth it. I usually run a new game through the first couple weeks a few times, stockpiling good items to sell and just focusing on making customers happy. After a few cycles of that then I'll start to play in earnest.

>capitalism was never an option

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tfw you do a new game + and use Griff in the tutorial dungeon but the conversation scenes still show Louie

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>Optimal gameplay is buying at ~70%, selling at 104%
You know nothing of merchantry

why does recette always have a tired look on her face

Optimal gameplay is stocking vending machines with vending machines.
Running a store alone all day every day is tough work for a little girl.

She is a young girl that has been shouldered with the debts of her parent and now has to slave away her formative years to pay off the debt that wasn't hers, otherwise the (((fairy bankers))) will take away her home and throw her out on the streets.

And that's a good thing.

Finance companies are always the best villains in vidya, prove me wrong

child labor with an IRS fairy

came here to post this

it is repetitive and gets boring really fast

kill yourself, fucktard

>Optimal gameplay is stocking vending machines with vending machines.
Wut

Soulful translation for once.

It's still pretty fun, dungeon diving and selling shit. I'd recommend it

Cant read shit

>jerma sold out
I can't believe it bros

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