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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(rlbell @ Oct 11 2007, 04:06 AM) [snapback]315623[/snapback]</div>

What really gives me a bit of a warm fuzzy is if I use my own birthday, my own bloodtype, and the birthday of my oldest daughter, I can get the warrior princess ending (she gets skilled enough to defeat the war god and marries the prince).
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How do you get her to marry the prince? Is the prince the young official that only appears during january?

And the warrior princess must be quite hard (not to mention you must get extremely lucky).

[rlbell]

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(rlbell @ Oct 11 2007, 04:06 AM) [snapback]315623[/snapback]

What really gives me a bit of a warm fuzzy is if I use my own birthday, my own bloodtype, and the birthday of my oldest daughter, I can get the warrior princess ending (she gets skilled enough to defeat the war god and marries the prince).
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How do you get her to marry the prince? Is the prince the young official that only appears during january?

And the warrior princess must be quite hard (not to mention you must get extremely lucky).
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The prince is that young officer that shows up at the palace, in January. Every other month, you try to work your way up the social ladder, starting with the guard

Warrior princess was a bit of a misnomer-- she became a general in the army that married the prince. The start is by paying for training by working at the farm (builds up strength and constitution), and then doing all of the adventuring.

I have not played in years, so I cannot give any details. However, do not accept the demon's offer to exchange purity for magical ability. Having the girl end up marrying the demon is not good for your final score.

Meh, can't seem to get the father-marriage ending. She always ends up marrying a genius knight or something geez.

[Sebatianos]

Father love must be at the maximum (but the only way you can even see that hidden meter is by cheating). Also you shouldn't visit the Prince too mush (the young officer at the castle every January), the charisma shouldn't be too high (or she'll become a royal courtesan) and the morals should be somewhat low (otherwise she'd feel uncomfortable.

also make sure you talk to her every month and don't send her to have free time on her own (with or without money), because that lovers the father love meter.

You should take as many vacations together and you should listen to her wishes (she might want to learn more of one thing, or be taller or something) - and try to make them come true (if she wants to be taller, you need the Cat's Eye - you can get it by cheat or by defeating the cat creatures in the eastern forest adventure (but rarely).

This should help, but it's not really something all that special (still you should try).

Anyone know how to increase Social Rep. without the reference to events? Like maybe a course or work that can increase it?

[Sebatianos]

It gets better if you improve on some other things that influence it (like decorum), but it's not really fast and you can't work on it directly.

The fastest advance is through the work at the bar (also increases the conversation skills, but lowers the intelligence dramatically).

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Sebatianos @ Oct 12 2007, 08:09 PM) [snapback]315884[/snapback]</div>

It gets better if you improve on some other things that influence it (like decorum), but it's not really fast and you can't work on it directly.

The fastest advance is through the work at the bar (also increases the conversation skills, but lowers the intelligence dramatically).
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And also by winning the dance competition at the fair.

I´m not sure, but I think you can win the points by winning the painting competition too.

[Sebatianos]

You get them yes, both by dance and art contests (but the question was with which work or classes can you do it - that's why I didn't mention it).

The art contest contributes less social points, but there are some to be had, where the dance also (if you win) gets you the Lady Ring which also boosts you refinement (further increasing the social points).

Also by sending her to many poetry classes (just be careful - everything that raises her sensitivity may turn her away from fighting).

Dont even mention it. I got a girl who got to the salon to work all the time and her sensitivity went to 999. I thought it was good, but it definitaly sucks because the woman runs away all the time and becomes delinquent all the time too.

My favorite child was the one with something like 50 sensitivity that could get 200 stress and keep on working.

Oh, I got the general ending. I thought I did pretty good, but I thought there could be a higher "military" ending, like the "Xen warrior princess" ending or something :LOL:

Yet, in my ending, she ended up marrying the "genius knight" or something.

Btw, I did trade a lot of sin for points. I did it 5 or 6 times I guess, and yes, it was a pain in the behind because her sin went to 300 or so. Fortunaly I had so much money by then (getting money from adventuring is WAY too easy, I could get 2000-4000 every time I went out) that I payed the church to get rid of the sins (it takes 1000 to get rid of 100 sin points, which is very easy).

Btw, is there any other way besides adventuring to get so much money? Adventuring and killing the skeletons in the graveyard in the desert is what I did to get the money (it gives you 350-500 gold by skeleton).