There’s a good bunch of rocks to the left of the main town gate. Meanwhile, marble can be gained from rocks you mine in the world. You can get stone from any rocks you mine or from mining in the ruins, and it’ll likely never be a problem. A good early game money maker are the stone tables, which require 20 stone and 2 marble. Make and sell stone furnitureĪs well as earning money from completing commissions, you can sell the things you make for a quick buck. But how do you get lots of money when you can only take one commission per day on Mondays through Fridays? Well, that leads to our next tip… 4. Ultimately, you can get a whopping 120 spaces in your bag. As long as you have enough gols to buy a new row, you can access your inventory and click on a locked row to get the option to buy more space. Fortunately, getting more space in your backpack is easy. While always handy, the wooden storage boxes you can build don’t let you carry your stuff with you. Inevitably, these will fill up pretty quick. Not counting your active inventory bar, you start My Time of Portia with 16 item slots in your backpack.
When you get to the fourth row in the Gather tree (which starts focusing on animals,) you can start looking at diversifying your skill points. Meanwhile, fighting isn’t something you’ll do for a while and the Social tree isn’t as useful for earning early-game money. The early parts of the tree reduce how much Stamina you spend on gathering while increasing what you get, letting you get more for less. At the start of My Time at Portia, you’ll want to be completely focused on the Gather tree.
Each level gives you a skill point that can be invested into three skill trees: Fight, Gather, and Social. By gathering things from the environment, you’ll quickly start getting experience points and get a few levels.
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