Fields Of Mistria: How To Increase Town Rank Fast
Most of the work you do in will go towards increasing your Town Rank, and upping this rank quickly will open up the game so you can play however you please. Unsurprisingly, this cute farming sim is doing numbers on Steam, and that's partly thanks to its rewarding Town Rank and Renown system. In order to increase your Town Rank, you'll need to complete activities that award Renown; after every 10 Renown, your Town Rank will go up by one.
As your Town Rank increases, the town of Mistria will become more and more popular, giving you rewards per Rank as well as unlocking new areas and activities. Additionally,it will open up quite a few quests that will, in turn, reward you with more Renown and increase your Rank further. The Town Rank indicates how good of a job you're doing at rebuilding Mistria, so yes, you can get a good grade at farming sim.
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As with every farming sim, your main gameplay loop at the beginning of the game is going to involve a lot of breaking rocks and cutting down trees in order to make room for your new farm. As you do this, make sure to keep an eye out for the request board and your mailbox for any requests from townspeople. These requests, like Josephine's request for Trail Mix, will reward you with a little bit of money and a little bit of Renown.
After increasing your Town Rank to at least Stone, you'll unlock the Mines. Here, you can find Gems, which can be sold or shipped using the Shipping Bin that you can purchase from the General Store for 500 Tesserae. Shipping items will increase your Renown, and you can ship anything you gather or create while you play.
Another quick way to gather lots of items to ship is to fish every day. You can catch quite a few fish per day, and shipping them all for sale will net you a tidy sum of Renown when it's tallied each day. No matter what you do, you should make
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