#My little blacksmith shop npc Pc#
#My little blacksmith shop npc plus#

Spears - Dagger blade to the shelving - handle directly under cloth - What's important - is the wrap, the bottom of a pole - is nothing, the wrap just under the blade is the customer's area.

This way, you can leave the shop open while mining, sure you'll hear a lot of empty customersД«ut there'll be a few where you hear an immediate purchase, you're 50+$ richer now, sure you'll spend half that on a handle - but you didn't have to have /no sale/ while mining. Like the aforementioned tin vs copper greatsword - All Tin, or all copper, or all etc. Greatswords are great for this, you can stick 2-3 on the top shelf (blade pointed at bed, handle at shelving unit)ДЄnd 3-4 on the middle shelf - all of which the customer can reach, immediately buying and taking off - provided, there's no interference. I also dabbled in specializing for when I would go mining.Д¬reate one or maybe two types of items,and place them handle-wrap in under the cloth on the counter. You have a copper and tin greatsword both on counter, but the copper one is in front of customer, and the tin one is off to side.Д¬ustomer will lock onto the copper one - its a 'greatsword' and thats what they want, so they reach for that, but can't accept 'copper for tin' - thus they get kinda stuck in an infinite logic loop, until that improper greatsword, is removed from their reach, and they're left with the correct one. which wouldn't be a problem, if yes, they would accept any metal.

and after you have more than 1 tier metal - they can distract the npc from the correct item. Reloading forces you to have to reassemble them if they were assembled before reload. Just make sure to keep 3 ingots on the forge of your current metal tier, at all times, to be prepared to make any item you don't have in stock.ДЄt this current version, you'll also want to make sure its /only/ tool heads. I focus on pre-making 3ingot tool heads - they take the longest to prepare on the anvil, the longest to hammer, and they sell for the best profit margin - so having them 'rushed' for the most - is most beneficial - where as daggers, are the least, and quickest. You'll also want to keep the bellows hot after day 19/20 or so somewhere between 13-20, the customer wait period drops to 60, or so it seemsДЄnd pre-make a few tool heads- Personally. a buck.ДЎ$ handle is only making 0.15$ with 10+5% mark up (markup and charisma)ДЄ 9-20$ handle is at least close to a buck to 2 bucks. They're hard to keep in stock - and you could buy the insanely cheap ones, but its harder to make a buck off of. Ideally, to really keep the progress rolling - you want to get the best handles for Copper, and maybe tin. You can kinda get a little extra if you mine the copper instead, like you say you do, but its just basically covering 'spares' The game just is too insane with the current situation.Д¬opper is hardest, cause it doesn't really get you anything extra - just a bare minimum profit margin, no 'surplus' Because at least if you have 1 Tin you can make more than 50 dollars profit easily. Please decrease the prices of the materials or Please let customers buy Any Material Weapon they want. I barely got 720 dollars in 26 days! There's no way you could Progress with a laptop.

At least the waiting time for the customers should me more.

#My little blacksmith shop npc plus#

It sucks so badly and plus your customers want weapons in 50 or 60 seconds! That's insane! There are players on laptop who can't control the game as desktop users. Still the profit so freaking low! I have Charisma on level 5 and it gives me $1.2. Now, Upgrading to Tin seems freaking impossible! I mean you need $500 to get 1 tin and you need $1500 to get a Pickaxe and start mining more! And of course the customers won't buy Tim stuff until you have Time hammer! And you barely make around 5-10 dollar profit on a weapon! Even though I always mine copper and not buy it.

#My little blacksmith shop npc Pc#

Finally, I've gotten a better PC that can easily handle MLBSS.