Luckily you won’t need to do it all with a piece of flint on a stick. You need white stones, also called sandstone, which are only found by mining nodes and occasionally some small amount in chests. So it’s time to do some mining, and not for the stones you’ve been pulling out of the ground. Unfortunately, a whopping amount of wood is needed to build the stairs that lead to the Blacksmith. The Blacksmith is needed to make metal tools, though metal ore is freely available. There are two buildings in the town that you cannot access right from the start. So naturally you will want to acquire better tools as quickly as possible, and the ability to make more when they break. A piece of flint attached to a stick will work, but it will be slow. Without anybody else to rely on to assist in getting them you will want to collect them as efficiently as possible. To build a bridge to a new zone you will need to add the materials necessary in order to build it.
No, A Township Tale prevents your access to new areas via Labor. Gating by LaborĪ Township Tale gates off new areas not by requiring a certain item to progress, ala the Zelda series, or purely by placing enemies in your way which are difficult to progress past without better equipment. With that done, what to do next? Well we’ll tell you. Be careful just leaving it laying around as it may disappear. You will want to save your old backpack in case you perish somewhere (for instance, deep in the mines) with your brand new one. If you would rather leave some mystery in the world, then we won’t spoil too much here.
Gathering and fighting are much more intuitive, and relatable to other VR games. These resources are invaluable for figuring out the crafting professions. A lot of what you need to know will be covered here, but if you ever get stuck on how to do anything and just can’t figure it out, do yourself a favor and watch a youtube video about it, or read the wiki. The Learning CurveĪs we have already covered here at Reality Remake, A Township Tale has horrible tutorials.
Note that this article is for the Oculus Quest version of the game, which does not currently have the same features as the PCVR version. For those who prefer solo play, we will answer those questions here, and possibly show you a path forward to a, if not bustling, at least well constructed Township. There are loads of people willing to teach you the game and have a fun time in it. What if that’s not your bag? What if you don’t like to play with others, or don’t know anyone you would like to play the game with, or would find the experience of exploring and building a town more relaxing on your own? Is A Township Tale simply not for you? If you’d like to find others to play the game with, just join a server, or look on the Reddit page.
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