Rune Factory 5 Earthmate Edition: Earning Money Quick In Early Game (No Jokes, All Business )

In today's video we will be showing off the easiest way to get Rich quick and have infinite RP and money! ( Or Close Enough To It )
After a year delay and also three years absence, Rune Factory 5 the next game in the Rune Factory series and has finally released! just like with my Rune Factory 4 video I will be helping you guys I like go ahead and enjoy my own Journey Through the world of Rune Factory 5
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[@Acemancello]

The most broken way to get money is to have elsje throw food at you and dodge. She has a chance to throw royal curry which sells for like 500k

[@ET4eva9487]

That's Richie Rich

[@raditzace]

Faster way to get money Prerequisites: cath the 3 beginning wanted enemies to obtain a badge for townspeople to joins without friendship lvl 3 and a food crafting table. 1) make 3-4 failed dishs to lower hp very low 2) take elsje to phoros woods or an area with very few enemies 3) eat the dishs to low health. 4) dodge the dishs she throws at you. Doing this gives random cooked food of any variety, which means even royal curry which sells for 500k. It may be considered an exploit as you shouldnt have royal curry until end game, but it purely coded in the game, just like maya road and the tower in rf4 being explorable before they should be

[@Multi126789]

This is also very based, do all the foods end up being around or above 5K?!

[@alucidmirage5602]

The food is pretty much completely randomized, but since it has a decent chance of being any of the particularly expensive ones ut can be really effective early game.

[@Frostfire613]

@@alucidmirage5602 In a sense. I found that she has about a 1 in 5 chance of throwing the Royal Curry at you. She has always thrown me 5 different food items: Onigiri, Salmon Onigiri, Curry Rice, Pancakes, and Royal Curry. Curry Rice and Pancakes sell for good amounts too, especially for me since I'm at the VERY beginning of the game (not even done Spring 1 yet). She has thrown 5 Royal Curries at me over the course of 2 days and she seems to typically average 1 thrown food item every 30 in-game minutes.

[@alucidmirage5602]

@@Frostfire613 thanks for extra details!

[@Kodamare]

@@Multi126789 so you made 100k for 2 days, AFTER progressing into the story to get to the glacier region. You can party Elsje as soon as you get the badge or friendship 3, and at a 1 in 5 chance, you could actually get a few royal curries in a day which are 500k each. Your guide is still useful, but I believe the Royal curry has it beat outright in terms of raw money potential, plus the other items are kinda consolation but pancakes do sell for almost just as much as a frigid feather iirc

[@miunya]

Hey for the Royal Curry explot. If you save and load after royal curry she usually throws again a lot faster so I tend to save near monsters. Also if you dont care about leveling up fast (like using a heart pendant for extra xp) i recommend giving terry 5 cooked dishes and he will give a random accessory and one is fluffy scarf which cuts almost all rp consumption! Ask terry to join you then go to a save point. Give him 4 gifts. Save then give 5th and if you don't get the scarf load and gift again etc

[@Multi126789]

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[@yeager1957]

I would actually recommend pumpkins over pudding for this just because pumpkins are such a good crop anyway and you get a lot of them. Boil them for a 1 ingredient item with similar effects

[@sierra6452]

Yupp pumpkins are my go to lol

[@mungolockhart3875]

Honestly the hot milk is just as good as the porridge if not better because it doesnt need rice. It gives 880ish rp at level 1 and over 2000 at level 10. If you gift the cows the same milk they give daily you can get them to 9-10 friendship in a couple of in game weeks where they give level 10 milk. Level 10 milk also sells for about 800 gold so you can easily get 8000+ per day just by filling a few barns. For early game money, rp, healing without exploiting Elsje, milk is probably the most overpowered item you can invest in since it isnt affected by any of the soil or weather mechanics. Then you can use the milk empire to overload fields with crops that regrow naturally or even corn early on to stockpile for greenifier+ crafting later. Maybe let a few fields rot to get withered grass and youre set for basically the rest of the game.

[@natecr4870]

they automatically drop daily even without having high affection, only thing high affection does is increase the level of the drop such as lvl 10 friendship with a Buffamoo will give you a lvl 10 milk also higher level of the monster the bigger the item gets, you start with small milk and at a higher lvl it turns into medium milk or medium egg

[@PSN9695]

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[@daveincognito]

The game doesn't give much explanation for the capture mechanic, so I've only ever powered up the net and "friended" everything. If I'm understanding this right, throwing a couple of rings instead of charging a net will stun enemies and sometimes give you an item drop?

[@Multi126789]

Yafo all you have to do is just press the ZR button instead of charging it, if you charge it you actually force them to become an ally, the ice Griffin's require at least two to be able to steal the frigid feather.

[@sierra6452]

The best way is the elsie or whatever her name is… eat the ruined food(can’t remember the name) & then eat them and go fight a wooly so you don’t die and move when she throws food at you and get the curry that’s worth 500k each… have her friendship at level 3 or the companion thing from the bounties… I have a bad memory sorry lol& I haven’t played for a while since I finished both arcs and went back to rf4 for now

[@moeefficient]

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[@Kahadi]

It isn't the fastest way, even without exploits, but it is really fast, I'll admit. First, clarifying some misinformation. For cooking and chemistry, the level of the result is the average level of all ingredients, rounded down. The higher the level, the more it restores, and the more it sells for, with level 10 typically being 3x the base selling price. As for item producing monsters, majority will produce items EVERY DAY, but only if you have fodder. Affection has no influence on the rate they produce items. I know in RF4, some monsters would only ever produce items sometimes, essentially being random chance. I don't know if any are like that in RF5, but even if there are, affection doesn't influence it at all. Buffamoo and Cluckadoodles are monsters that will always produce an item, again assuming you actually have fodder. As for the item's levels, it is based on your affection, essentially being one above your affection level until its a level 10 item. That means at 4 affection, they produce level 5 items. They gain affection by brushing them once a day and giving them an item once a day, very much like villagers. The big difference, however, is monsters gain affection much faster than villagers, to the point where if you brush them and give them their favourite item, you will get a full affection level every day. For most monsters, their favourite items are what they produce, including Buffamoo loving Milk of any size (size will increase with their level) and Cluckadoodles loving Eggs of any size. So about a week of brushing and giving them their favourite item will make the items they produce level 10, and as long as you have fodder they will produce one item per day. With those points in mind, Hot Milk is far better than Milk Porridge. At level 1, Milk Porridge restores 1000 RP and gives 100 Max RP while Hot Milk restores 1000 RP and gives 80 Max RP as well as an additional 5% Max RP. With 100 Max RP, Rice Porridge will fully restore your RP and bring it to 200 Max RP. Hot Milk will fully restore it too (they restore the exact same amount), boost it to 180, then give another 5%. I'm not sure if this 5% is before the 80 or after, so it will either be 185 total or 189. Again, though, that's at level 1. Hot Milk will finish at whatever level the Milk used was, while Milk Porridge will be the average between the Rice and the Milk. And buying Rice means it is stuck at level 1. That means with a level 10 Milk, you will have level 10 Hot Milk, but only level 5 Milk Porridge, unless you get lucky and find a higher level Rice somewhere. With the Monster Barn and a week of brushing and giving Milk to a tamed Buffamoo, you can get a level 10 Milk every day, one per Buffamoo. Even without that, you can get various levels from grinding their drops in the Phoros Woodlands (bonus info, even after getting something from Spell Seal, you can kill the Buffamoo for a second chance at Milk, whether that means getting 2 from one Buffamoo or getting one from a Buffamoo after getting a Gaia Crystal Fragment from it). Even without getting level 10, any Milk above level 1 will produce a higher level Hot Milk than a Rice Porridge thanks to the low level of the rice. Comparing the max levels we will get without getting lucky and finding level 10 Rice, level 10 Hot Milk restores 2135 RP, gives 170 Max RP, and another 11% Max RP while our level 5 Rice Porridge gives 1510 RP, 150 Max RP, though it will give more HP to keep you alive. You also save money on the Rice. As for actually making money, with exploits the best option is taking Elsje with you. You can do this by getting her affection to 3 or higher, or by boosting your SEED rank a bit to get the Crest to take anyone with you. When you are low on HP, she will throw food at you to heal you. If you don't get hit by the food, you can pick it up to sell. Among the foods she can throw is Royal Curry, selling for 500,000 Gold I believe. Even other foods can be very valuable to sell if you want. For a lesser exploit, gifting homemade gifts to NPCs will earn a gift in return every 5 gifts. What you can get varies by the NPC. Murakumo gives a Claws And Fangs item every gift, including the more rare ones, which can turn a cheap Broadsword, Small Shield, or Cheap Hoe, among other really cheap items into a late game monster drop worth hundreds. Darroch gives Hammer weapons, including some worth thousands. Martin gives ores, including late game ones worth thousands. Terry gives Accessories, some of which can be worth thousands as well. All of these are easy exploits with varying degrees of profit, depends on how quickly and easily you want to earn money to break the game with. Avoiding exploits, you can do the same thing more easily with other monsters. You will make less money per item, but other monsters might be easier to get drops from, letting you get more items in the same amount of time, and depending on the item that could mean more money overall. I'm not as familiar with the drops in this game as I was for RF4, so I can't really give other suggestions except possibly the normal Griffins in Phoros Woodlands. Alternatively you can use the drops from monsters like Buffamoo and Cluckadoodles to cook dishes, increasing the profits per item and grinding cooking levels as well. Chemistry isn't as lucrative, at least at first, but still an option as well. Cooking isn't as lucrative per item as these feathers, at least not early game, but can give a lot of money with less risk while grinding cooking. Find the right recipe and the trade off could be well worth it. I suppose without exploits and only considering gold profits, no accounting for risk, ease, or other benefits, then this is the best option. But there's always trade offs to consider.

[@kirakira878]

Can't you catch the griffins and then collect their feathers in the barn every day? I haven't reached the ice area yet to know, nor do I know how many barns you can have at once.

[@Multi126789]

You can tame the Griffins, not capture them oh, but they are higher level and they probably will one shot or two shot you if you're not careful also you need to get them to level 10 before they start dropping the best item, also for the Barn question each dragon can hold two barns and you can upgrade it to have three or four different rooms. It's cheap to get to individual Barnes by adding on rooms gets exponentially more expensive

[@kirakira878]

@@Multi126789 Ooh okay, so this method would be good later in the game then, and then I will need to use your method in the beginning. Thanks a bunch for replying. ^^

[@MaYaSilent]

Excuse me, I have some question in this game. I saw many people got wonderful outfit but in my wardrobe,However, I can change only 3 simple outfits TT.

[@Multi126789]

So, other pre-order bonus if you pre-ordered the game, it came with a bunch of outfits from Rune Factory 4 special! unfortunately, it's on the cartridge of the game, so I don't think there's going to be any way to get unique costumes unless you pre-ordered the game to get the Earthmate Edition.

[@jobdossantosleite1160]

Great

[@packers12to80]

Just go get some royal curry. 1 of those and it will equal 10 weeks of getting feathers lol

[@mauricebergeron4219]

just befriend Elsje to 3 to let her come with you and go get hit by weak mob (or just use fail diche to lower your hp to 20 % or so) and let her give you gift (that you just need to evade) to rank up on cash. crasy easy and a bit cheated if you ask me lol

[@vovasyhin7219]

Why not do the royal curry exploit?

[@nikkithomson1395]

I me name s Nikki Thomson I me new friends in your KZbin video for your game video from Nikki Thomson 😘 😘

[@Slytherin-gh4mx]

This must be late game...i farmed 1 and its 5k

[@nikkithomson1395]

I me name s Nikki Thomson I new friends in your KZbin video for your game video from Nikki Thomson

[@ZerotrojanWars]

30 secs before talk guys. Lol 〽️👎👎👎👎👎👎