Anything like the Goblins?

[ulmont]

Is there anywhere in the remake to reliably find a fight with a jackalman or a brigand?

[adeyke]

No.

[pikaporeon]

Well there's always the hallway puzzle, but that wont get you the money you're looking for.

Just remember almost every enemy in the game has some way of giving you money

[ulmont]

Well there's always the hallway puzzle, but that wont get you the money you're looking for.

Just remember almost every enemy in the game has some way of giving you money

I've maxed out my sales of scorpion tails and ghoul claws, so I'm down to just the jackalmen and brigands.

[Goilveig]

Well there's always the hallway puzzle, but that wont get you the money you're looking for.

Just remember almost every enemy in the game has some way of giving you money

I've maxed out my sales of scorpion tails and ghoul claws, so I'm down to just the jackalmen and brigands.

You still lacking for cash? Even for mages, it's not THAT expensive to max out your stats. And you can't take it with you into QFG3, so unless you want to stock up on healing pills (which DO carry over) there's not much point to being rich.

[ulmont]

You still lacking for cash? Even for mages, it's not THAT expensive to max out your stats. And you can't take it with you into QFG3, so unless you want to stock up on healing pills (which DO carry over) there's not much point to being rich.

1) Hybrid.
2) I have a serious drug addiction to feed.
3) I want to stock up on healing and mana pills, yes.

[Goilveig]

Well, the best combat tip I can give is bump the difficulty slider to the max, it greatly increases your odds of an encounter.

[Erpy]

Actually, it does not and it might be a bad idea, since you can't change the difficulty slider while there's a monster chasing you.

[Crowley9]

My recipe is this: sneak left and right between two desert screens, and switch to walking or throw some attack when you find something you want to fight.

[ulmont]

Actually, it does not and it might be a bad idea, since you can't change the difficulty slider while there's a monster chasing you.

I had already tried it and not seen any difference. What you can change, it turns out, is the game speed...so I sneak back and forth from screen to screen on fast speed and shift to very slow to get that fine precision dagger aim.

[Goilveig]

Actually, it does not and it might be a bad idea, since you can't change the difficulty slider while there's a monster chasing you.

Really? Well I guess I just have weird luck then.

I had the difficulty on Hard, walked to the Oasis then to the caged beast and had seven random encounters. Put it on Easy on the trip back with the dispel potion and not a single one. Must have just been chance then.

[ulmont]

You still lacking for cash?

Plus, blinging out my room at the inn cost a lot.