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Kyonshi
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 17, 2011, 22:00
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Quote from sizintsev on July 17, 2011, 08:06
I shall try to save a plenty gold and all "donate", and if that will change, by all means I shall inform.

Just do like i did Sizintsey. I deposited all my money and kept 2000, just to be sure to donate at least 6 times 51% of the amount. Chaoyun2k mentioned that the lowest Luck you can start with is 40, so considering i would have this, i used enough money to donate 6 times (60% remaining) to be sure to hit 100. It actually worked! I could have used less money than that but considering i already had 3.5 million early in the game, its was nothing.
chaoyun2k
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 18, 2011, 02:26
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Good job Kyonshi!

Maybe I wasn't clear about the maximum increase being 10 points per donation. Oh well, I can only guess.

When I have a lot of money I only use studying. Yes it is slow, but I'm not giving up that much money for a measly 10 points. At the worst I'd have to study 30 times to get 10 points and that would take maybe 2 minutes.

Any information that I provide is based on the SNES version unless otherwise specified. I have thousands of hours into New Horizons and I have played it since it was released in the US on the SNES.
chaoyun2k
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 18, 2011, 03:00
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It has come to me that I have been focused on the main character's luck. I recall seeing a list, I can't recall where, that showed what the fortune teller says. For the main character the only one that I concern myself with was the one that indicated that his luck was at the maximum, but the other things she says does indicate a range for the main character's luck.

She says something about the mate's luck as well, and it is a little different. You can't change a mate's luck without a cheat device or setting it in an emulator if you know the location. For a mate with 100 luck she says something about their luck will help you. The next level of a mate's luck she says something like he is one lucky sea-dog. I think the next level is something about mediocre luck. I don't know what the next level is, but for the bottom level she says basically that bad things will happen to this mate. I'll have to see if I can get those quotes, but it may not be soon.

Any information that I provide is based on the SNES version unless otherwise specified. I have thousands of hours into New Horizons and I have played it since it was released in the US on the SNES.
sizintsev
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 20, 2011, 00:07
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Having in a command of the navigators, loyal to a piracy, it is necessary to be engaged in battle actions and to save gold, differently at them mood strongly will fall.

Once I played with Ernst and simply floated on the world. In due course has employed all possible pirates (Omar Kashani, Cizarro Fedeliti, Ivan Soledad, Genri Manchine and others). So, when I came into new port, they almost asked each time to increase by him the salary per one month. Probably, the plot of travels of the pirates does not arrange. I know, that if I have attacked any fleet, my navigators could leave me. However, I and so almost from all got rid.
chaoyun2k
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 20, 2011, 05:07
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I'll just say that some of those mates have very low luck and I wouldn't keep them either. 😉

Anything else, I'll comment in the characters or mates topics.

Any information that I provide is based on the SNES version unless otherwise specified. I have thousands of hours into New Horizons and I have played it since it was released in the US on the SNES.
sizintsev
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 22, 2011, 23:08
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It is a little having experimented, I also have come to a conclusion, that much depends on good luck. Having finished up to a maximum, it is good to sell accessories in weapon, where will offer higher price under the first requirement. 😎

chaoyun2k
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 23, 2011, 02:44
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Yes, for a hidden stat luck seems to affect a lot of things in the game.

It is funny that the item shop is the only place that you can negotiate the selling price. Maybe negotiate is the wrong word because you basically say no until the shopkeeper offers you a higher price (which is set anyway).

Any information that I provide is based on the SNES version unless otherwise specified. I have thousands of hours into New Horizons and I have played it since it was released in the US on the SNES.
sizintsev
1st Mate
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: July 26, 2011, 17:12
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Still I also have noticed, that in game the various characters sometimes at sale of accessories and treasures offer the different price. And as has understood, it does not depend any more on good luck. Development of the certain parameters of the character here matters.

In that time when I played for Joao, and after an attack on Catalina in the second meeting, me at all did not offer the large price for accessories. It happened after all my skills up to 10 have fallen. Though the levels of attack and navigation have remained former.

sizintsev
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: August 9, 2011, 17:47
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Having spent some time, I nevertheless have saved the sum, necessary for me, in 100 millions gold and has decided to offer it in expectation of any changes on game. However, yet has not noticed changes, but can be, a bit later as will change.

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chaoyun2k
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Post Re: Round Earth Society & Luck rating
on: August 10, 2011, 02:23
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That is the thing about luck, you don't really notice any change. The only way to tell in-game is by visiting the fortune teller and see what she says when you choose the option "life".

Any information that I provide is based on the SNES version unless otherwise specified. I have thousands of hours into New Horizons and I have played it since it was released in the US on the SNES.
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