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If you get the item shop that sells Cond. Ups, you can cook three of them with a Shrimp and get two Gold Bars, which is worth 12,000 Zenny total. En masse, you can earn over a quarter million Zenny in about 20 to 30 minutes time.
Just FYI: it's mentioned in the Translator's Notes, but the original Japanese name for the place is "Swimmer Fort". That's with "swimmer", the English word, written in katakana. So I figured I'd keep it foreign, using the French word for "swimmer" instead.
You'll also note that Tapeta has a few more Frenchisms this time around. I fixed one that got butchered in the old script: "non, non, non!" is practically his catch phrase. ^_^
@HenshinLegacy2 I'm aware that Jean is a French name. It's just that he's Tapeta in the original, so I went with that.
TheRyusui 4 months ago
@TheRyusui - Jean is as French as they come. I suppose you aren't familiar with Jean-Luc Picard.
HenshinLegacy2 4 months ago
Again with the stupid name change. I prefer Jean.
HenshinLegacy2 4 months ago
If you get the item shop that sells Cond. Ups, you can cook three of them with a Shrimp and get two Gold Bars, which is worth 12,000 Zenny total. En masse, you can earn over a quarter million Zenny in about 20 to 30 minutes time.
SBaby 1 year ago
Just FYI: it's mentioned in the Translator's Notes, but the original Japanese name for the place is "Swimmer Fort". That's with "swimmer", the English word, written in katakana. So I figured I'd keep it foreign, using the French word for "swimmer" instead.
You'll also note that Tapeta has a few more Frenchisms this time around. I fixed one that got butchered in the old script: "non, non, non!" is practically his catch phrase. ^_^
TheRyusui 2 years ago