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i donate the food i make with the raw materials, like simple bbq which gives me 9 favor per donation. Dunno for sure what all the raw materials give, but most of mine have been <1 per item.

Ah. So cooking would be a good skill to pick up then?

Also, you recommend gardening, but without a place to call home and have an actual garden is it really that useful?

I do advise you get mining early on though. It's not all that energy efficient, so it's better as something to do when you know you won't have much play time that (game) day. Unless you can make earthshakers, that is.

Mining will give you ore, that sells well. But it also donates well. 1 chunk of dullite is .4 favor, 1 chunk of beryl is .6, and 1 chunk of sparkly is .8. Just run around, only mining sparkly nodes. Then sprinkle some shrine poweder--enjoy getting a ridiculous amount of favor all at once. :P

I also highly recommend Meditation (and Focused Meditation). Effectively doubles your daily supply of energy, and is an infinite source of mood.

Thanks bud!

I've ignored Mining, Alchemy, Refining, etc. Pretty much that whole right side of the tree.

Gardening is a good way to get Favor. I harvest every tree I can find, and get enough food to restore most of my energy, and dozens of music blocks for 40-80 favor each. I can harvest for quiet some time now, since it's only 2 energy per Pet/Water/Harvest and I get about 6 exp per, plus a random food/collectible.

I squeeze/nibble/milk all the animals, they give bonuses. Chickens give music blocks, they all give the random Gurly Drinks (Animal interactions cost no energy for 5 minutes). Unfortunately the Gurly Drink doesn't work on the Butterfly "Sing To". So that still takes 80-160 Energy, but gives a ton of EXP.

Eggs give .5 favor when donated, and I can usually get 500-700 going through the NW Passage area. Cherries/Beans/Fruit don't give much, but the interactions give Food/Blocks, so that's good. Meat gives 1 each, so that's nice.

Once BL5 is done today I'm going to learn the 3 Croppery skills, then get the last Gardening Skill, then the last Animal Kindness. I should be rolling in the rewards after that.

I wish there was an easier way to harvest butterflies, they all move around so much it's hard to keep track of them. And your daily harvest is not connected to the auto-harvesters, so even if you have collectors in your yard, still harvest your animals every day for more items.

I do an ancestral lands run when I'm low on Energy or have harvested everything I can for the day.


On a side note, I got a free month's subscription for being a tester. Even though I didn't start playing until after it launched. So now my guy's outfit looks a bit different. But I think I'll lose it all once my month is over.

That depends on how much time you have, really. But I'd wait until you know what you'd want it for.

And I would wait to get refining until your mining is higher. I still barely use refining, because I've barely invested in Alchemy.

I just found out tiny speck is a vancouver company! Rad.

I know the cooking skills are easy and could be learned later, but it is nice to be able to turn raw materials I'm gathering into stuff. And I am never running out of energy, I have a lot of food handy all the time to replenish it.

I think I will leave alchemy etc for later and focus on the animals and plants and meditation - get a level of mining so I can get some stuffs but not much else.

I think there are still two houses for sale on the 1300 block of Padoki Prim. I'm in 1377.

They are either 30k or 50k homes (Don't know exactly which). The Padoki street connects directly to the Ancestral Lands.

yeah I have like 1.5K lol, but I don't really need to buy much. I just buy some buns or veggies etc and turn it into food once in awhile.

What the heck does Loam do? Is there a better resource than glitch-strategy.com/wiki?

...You raise a good question Vataro. I have no clue what dirt or loam are for.

Idk--I have no clue what they're used for.