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So, what are the actual bonuses? Some believe it's just role-playing flavor. Others think you can design it, place it on your base, and receive a general bonus for the entire faction.
your book will be ready in 5 months, not 4. That's why you're second in line when you purchase it.
I understand that, but in that case, I'll have to wait a long time for it =( And it might already be irrelevant.
Yeah, right. We spent money on the forum, and the book will still cost 7 coins. If we're going to buy it, let's get the benefits as soon as possible. Otherwise, we'll drive ourselves into a financial hole. And the role-playing aspect won't be just for Emma.
Added after 58 seconds A bonus from selling paintings would be a good idea.
Besides, we'll need the consent of the other players to buy the books, in any case. As I already said, we don't have quite the right finances right now.
I'm against buying the book. I'd gladly give it to Locken, as it would be very cute, but if he's second in line, it's 9 months, and I don't think the expansion, one way or another, will last that long.
Regarding the quests - going against Shinsenkai is suicide, just like before. If Airnhorn has the same awful admiral as before, I don't want to go there either, and Ples doesn't want to go against them. We could assign Rel to help the traveler, but God forbid there's a willpower check involved. That leaves Heccelia, where we have a familiar contractor, as well as continuing the storyline we've already started - I hate cutting them off before finishing them.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Of course, I won't seriously argue with that. It's just a shame that if I could draw various themes like a neural network, I would invent a new, highly paid genre for the world of medieval barbarians (no, because even if I choose a radically different concept from the others, I still run into the dull conventions and limitations of the engine and balance). There remains hope that next time, another good book will appear.