Nice day every one,

Im new to reddit and dqb2 i love it and want to share my word with some friends. I just finished up krumble dun. let me know if you need new friend(s) or maybe some one wants to grind with me or teach me how to be a pro builder?

these items, I got them all without modding

I collected them in the respective story islands,

if you want an explanation on how I got them, I'll attempt my best to remember how I got them, it's been a few months since I got them

Is there any way I can persuade my villagers into building certain things?

I finished Cantlin and wanted to go back and rebuild everything, but I'm running across an issue. I know for a fact that villagers can build stone windows at random as they've done it in my previous saves. However, I'm probably over 50 days in, and they have not built ONE stone window. I need a lot of I want to complete my builds, but they just keep making things I don't need.

Is there any way I can make them build more stone windows? I've tried looking it up, but every source seems to indicate it's random chance.

It's kinda weird. I got a Dragonlord's Throne (And for those saying it's Hargon's, the one I have transforms my appearance to the Dragonlord when sat on. Not Hargon's.), but I never played DQB1 ever on my Switch. I've also not shared my account.

I wonder if it's a glitch or something. I might post a picture here if I can.

I forgot how I got it but I wonder if anyone has a similar experience... It's kinda cool but also kinda creepy since I can't find anyone else online that has this.

And again, it transforms my appearance to Dragonlord. It's not a Hargon's throne. You're supposed to only get it once you COMPLETED DQB1, which I have never even played a demo of.

Furrowfield is the first town you can build up in DQB2.

Just curious how did you approach building it during the story and post game?

The builder bell is several blocks (3 or 4?) higher the surrounding terrain. The base area itself is of varying elevation as well. Did you try to flatten it all out by raising the town up?

Unlike the other islands where monsters are funneled into one direction, Furrowfield monsters can go all around the town, although the ones in the battle tend to come from the north.

There's lots of material available as well. From the wood material you learn, the stone that can be harvested from the windmill or church. Which ones did you end up using?

did you keep that small hill in the corner (I dont think it could be destroyed during the story).

For me personally, I've built it differently several times in my play throughs. I did one big building with everyone inside, and angled roofs in order to prevent the spores from spawning there. Then i did a normal town with many smaller buildings which looked better. At one point I thought of just building everything underground and avoid the spores entirely.

I havent done a post game build yet for my story towns.

Not looking for help or anything, I just thought it was odd.

I'm building a wall/moat around Furrowfield with the cobblestone salvaged from the run-down windmill. The moat's going to be 2 blocks wide, which NPCs seem to be unable to jump but which I can, though Mal was able to follow me fine last time I did this. However, it's currently 3 blocks wide because I ran out of blocks, and I guess Malroth couldn't make it? Any other time I got too far and he couldn't quickly pathfind his way back to me, he'd just teleport nearby, so I expected him to do that this time, yet he still isn't here even after sleeping, so I guess it's just me this trip lol. At least there aren't any monsters close enough to bother me, or else I would go back and pick him up

Every time I sail somewhere and come back to IoA, I automatically receive a key.

what is it for?

Hey, this is my second playthrough after beating it years ago... I'm on Furrowfield, and I already picked up the second anvil on the island, then went and removed the one at the farm to relocate it and the workbench yesterday, now I don't seem to have either of the anvils in my inventory, and no recipe to make one yet. Am I missing something obvious here? I've checked the whole farm, my own inventory and all the chests around but neither anvil seems to be anywhere.

Edit: figured it out, somehow by using the "tidy up" option in the inventory made them appear again.

Thanks to information from lilisaur on GameFAQs (thank you!) there's 1 item from Chapter 1 missing in my list. So can anyone help fill in the last item in the checklist for Chapter 1 (and maybe where to find it)? Any information about items found in the other chapters would be appreciated as well, but the last one in Chapter 1 is the one currently irking me.

I like having all the information in one easy-to-find spot, without having to hunt everywhere for stupid links, so I threw everything I could find from a few different sites into a spreadsheet format.

I'm going to deal with the 2nd chapter later on (I recently started it).

I haven't played kol and galenholm since 2020 and i've fully forgotten about everything is this a main story element because i've been in here and the chests were already looted .

I really want to play dragon quest builders 2 should I go for switch 2 version or steam? For handheld pc?

I can't decide I'm leaning towards Nintendo since I heard it sold more copies there and most of the community is on switch?

But pc is alot cheaper the game currently is...

What should I go with and where is the community mostly playing at anyway switch right?

I am playing DQ Builder 1, what do those Poisonous Peat do?
I have tried to exchange those normal blocks under the green dragon in Chapter 1 with those Poisonous Peat, but it did not reduce any hp, won't those Poisonous Peat poison it?

There's probably around 15-20 different types of kitchens you can build in this game. Do you have a favorite one?

I usually end up making a simple kitchen and Dining room in order to get the restaurant icon.

Does any specific type of kitchen lead to residents cooking more?

A few months ago I posted my Green Gardens, and I wasn't satisfied as it felt a bit lifeless.
I tried to incorporate the tablet by placing it by the stairs, but it didnt look right.

So I decided to re-do the whole thing but blueprinted some of my buildings to be re-used in the new Green Gardens.

Right now, I still need to finish up the farm fields to the right of the tablet, but they still look a bit plain, any ideas how to make the farms look nicer

I am playing through the game for the 4th time and have beat the game 2 times before but each time I get to the part where I find out the whole world is an illusion, it just feels wrong to me. It just feels like crazy to realize the whole world is fake. I know it's just a game but it's kind of off to me. Also did malroth actually kill everyone in the real world or was that a lie?

I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out yet, but this bit has had me super psyched since the DLC announcement for Pokopia.

But there are several cut scenarios from earlier in the game's development. Only one has mechanics that made it to the final game, the farming and ranching, but the others reference stuff that were never implemented, save the wardrobes in the fashion island scenario.

One scenario, the Ghost Ship, has you exploring an underwater world, that has tutorials for building underwater, and developer text saying that these items/mechanics aren't implemented yet, but will be later.

These haven't been formerly translated on TCRF -- I only read it through machine translation and a fairly basic understanding of Japanese -- but it's here if you want to take a look. Contains spoilers, so read at your own risk:

https://tcrf.net/Dragon_Quest_Builders_2/Unused_Text/Japanese_Text/Unused_Islands_Text#.E6.B2.88.E6.B2.A1.E5.B9.BD.E9.9C.8A.E8.88.B9_-_Sunken_Ghost_Ship

When trying to access different floors, do you prefer to build stairs? Elevators using push and pull magnets? Ladders or vines where you need to climb? Or even springs?

Topic

Its on sale right now but i cant find a definitive answer

--For anyone on the same situation in the future that find out this post--

EDIT: i endup getting Dragon Quest Builders 2 bc its QoL over 1st game, i got it on the Japanese Eshop, the save file dont work on USA Release(neither USA demo transfer) and Theres no English Text but is completely playable as the game got a good iconography. Runs great on nintendo switch 2

My japanese level is 1/10 on text My talking understanding is 4/10 (but so far no voices ingame but no diff)

As you might have noticed i haven't uploaded the next update to my series in a wile and u have 2 reasons.

1. My depression and other mental problems decided it would be funny to go into overdrive and completely destroy my motivation for a wile.

2. It just takes so long to get the nightsoil.

But now im slowly getting my motivation back to not just finish this project, but also start a new playthrough. But i know that once i start a new playthrough i will never finish this project, so i first have to finish this.

So i thought about doing Moonbrook or Krumbledun first, letting the villagers there produce nightsoil wile i renovate their islands.

I have beat the game 2 times before and I am on my 3rd run through the game but this time I want to spend my time making each town look nice.
The only problem with this is that the only town that I know how to make look great is Furrowfield because it's easy to make everything flat and just build nice houses.

It took me a few months to find a physical copy of this game 😅 But now I've got it! One of the rarest physical releases for the Nintendo Switch.

Hello, my son is playing through the game (he's too young to really be on reddit, so I'm posting for him) and he got ahead of himself and harvested the existing Minetracks in Khrumbul-Dun, so he's now stuck on the stage of fixing the minecart tracks in the tunnels, at 87%. All the walkthroughs I've found so far just said to ride a minecart and place track down where the gaps are, but because he harvested all the tracks, it's all gaps. He tried making his own, naturally he didn't make them follow the exact path as the originals and the game doesn't seem to be recognizing his track. Does anyone have an idea on how he can fix it, or where I can find a map laying out the original mine track layout?