The main reason for the addiction is the sheer simplicity of the game. With a few clicks, I have a product. With a few more clicks, I sell the product for gold. Wished it was as simple to make money in real life.
Another factor is that I'm in a town with active players, actively developing the town. Playing with other active players towards a common goal really does encourage one to keep playing.
Then there is the 'one more turn' syndrome. In this case, it is 'one more day', where I just have to play for 'one more day' when it is time for bed.
What's a 'blog'-lodyte!? |
I hope this technical problem will be fixed soon.
Oh, and I found out that rare ingredients like Acid and Faery's Tears can be looted from dungeons.
Acid is a green loot from Castle Catacombs. |
Bow of precision |
The other downside is that it takes a while to unlock the Bow of precision. A lot of inferior bows have to be crafted before Bow of precision is available. On the plus side, by the time it is unlocked, there would likely be a lot of Hunting Bows available, which is one of the ingredients for the Bow of precision.
There is something I am trying out at the moment. First, I craft a pair of Floating boots.
Floating boots |
Conjuror's robe |
Magic Leaves |
Preparing an adventurer. |
Meanwhile, I've to fend off customers who, sensing that I have crafted these rare items, have come demanding those items.
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