Imagine playing the game with 4 farmers on ironman mode with single-use shrines. What the class does accomplish is that it adds an interesting optional challenge to the game. And it seemed to take progressively longer for them to come back after each time I killed them.ДЇarmers might make a MUCH better party member in custom dungeons with ample amounts of food, but I found that having the class really didn't help me in any way compared to the other 3 characters in my party. I'd pretty much caught all the fish in the river and regularly had to resort to hunting in areas that provided 1-3 respawns of enemies that had a chance of dropping some food items (turtles, wargs, toads and giant snakes, mostly). And if you take your time to search for secrets, you'll be using up a lot (and I didn't even rest much). There are a few dungeons of considerable size that provide you with hardly enough food to survive. Towards the end of the game I was struggling to find enough food to keep my party fed. However, doing that might really hurt you in the long run. Re: Fast Learner Trait work for Farmer Post by Sandrock001 Sat 1:59 am You can test it yourself make 2 farmers one human with FL and any other race farmer, start the game go grab the horned fruit save it, then have human eat it check his exp load and have othe farmer eat it and compare their numbers they should be 20 off. Something that might make it possible for a farmer to level faster would be to feed him any excess food you find, regardless of the nutrition limits. And I had been putting the +25% experience amulet on him every time I fed him for about 2/3rds of the game. he was level 12 with 93k xp whereas my level 14 rat alchemist had 197k xp). By the end of the game, my farmer was 2 levels behind my second slowest character (bear in mind that experience required to level increases exponentially. But if you kill almost everything you come across, your other characters will level considerably faster. If you avoid combat to progress through the game more quickly or because you find certain fights simply too difficult, a farmer may level a bit faster. This really depends on how you're playing the game. They're not super-powered or particularly weak, just different. The farmer's gimmick of eating food rather than killing monsters means that he levels up more quickly than most other characters, although this is offset by being initially weaker on the skill side. You can 'farm' food in the game-sense when monsters respawn, which happens occasionally based on plot progression, since those include a large number of animals that provide meat. What race/traits does your farmer have, by the way? Mine was a skilled human.Garran: The farmer doesn't affect digging, and the alchemist is actually the only one who grows anything (herbs in inventory). Legend of Grimrock 2 achievements on RAWG Video game discovery site The most comprehensive database that is powered.

Earlier you said that you 'picked the lakes dry of fish', so I'm really at a loss about why your farmer's still doing so bad, because fish alone should have given you a few levels, which are not nearly as easy to get by killing monsters. The fish was also a big help, because there's hell of a lot of it, and while being not very nutritious, it still provides heaps of XP to the farmer. Also there's another amulet - the neck chain, which lets you not feed one of your party members at all. It's too easy too go back hunt for more if it gets scarce, and you can't die from starvation anyway. Perhaps you just save too much food? I never kept as much as you say - usually max 4-5 bits, the rest goes to farmer. I was playing at hard difficulty, btw (not sure if that changed anything). I also remember raising her a level which costed 50000 XP by eating just about 10 times in a row at the Hamlet. When I checked once near the beginning, every bit of food gave her 800-900 XP, which is certainly a lot, and it only got higher. And I only found the amulet when she was around level 12-13, if I recall correctly. I recall my farmer getting throwing to 5 in twigroot forest already, and she was the first in the party to maximize a skill.

Still, she were much more useful as a thrower than a mage, 'cause my primary battle mage was powerful enough as well and there was no point in duplicating him).ДЄs for the levels. I've had a lot of spare ones, so I just gave her a couple. You need a magic wand or orb to cast spells with a non-magic class.

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