ForStory of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town on the Nintendo Switch, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "I have questions about the DLC." - Page 4. Startingtoday, Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town players can get their hands on the game’s fourth piece of DLC. It includes “The Legendary Sprite Dance” sub-scenario and new Yukata Set outfits for protagonists and the ten original marriage candidates. Below is some additional information, along with a trailer: Thanks to the help of the protagonist, the Nemanquez rien de l'actu du jeu Story of Seasons : Pioneers of Olive Town et tout ce qu'il faut savoir grâce à l'ensemble de nos guides. Anciennement Harvest Moon, Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town' (Switch) Details Expansion Pass And Post-Launch DLC Plans by Rainier on Jan. 20, 2021 @ 5:42 p.m. PST Recently Marvelous released the first wave of DLC for Pioneers of Olive Town. The DLC will include new Animal Attire for the main character, as well as for the 10 marriage candidates. There will also be a new sub-story added to the game called “Olive Town Mystery Files”. The expansion pass will cost $19.99 for those that own the game, and ByChristian Pepito on July 29, 2021. Game company XSEED Games has recently announced the launch of the fourth wave of DLC for video game Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town introducing new content. The fourth wave of DLC is now available to download as part of the Expansion Pass or as part of the Expansion Pass Set. . Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive TownNintendo™ Switch – EU & JAPANXSEED Games and Marvelous Europe have revealed the various editions available for Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town. For the North America edition, the limited Premium Edition is available. Meanwhile, for the Europe edition, the Deluxe Edition is available. As of now, it’s not yet open for pre-orders here at Playasia. So, please wait for it, folks! Check out the inclusions of each edition below.– Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town – x 4″ Pocket plushie of title mascot “Buffy” the buffalo – x 4″ Poster– Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town – A5 Notebook – 10 Ten Trading cards – A3 PosterWatch the gameplay trailer below. Thanks, Gematsu! Game OverviewCheck out the game’s description below via Nintendo. Inspired by tales of their grandfather’s pioneering days, the protagonist decides to pack their bags and leave the hustle and bustle of big city life for the frontier in Olive they arrive, they run into Victor, the town’s mayor and their grandfather’s old friend. He brings them to the old farm, which has been reclaimed by nature over the years. Determined to breathe life back into their grandfather’s dream and follow in his footsteps, the protagonist rolls up their sleeves and gets to Town—which is just a stone’s throw away from the farm—is a port town built on the tip of a peninsula. It might be a quiet little town, but it is home to a whole host of unique characters. And while the townsfolk get by well enough in this picturesque seaside locale, a little more tourism never hurt anyone…Thanks, Gematsu! So…The EU and JP version of Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is now available for pre-order here at Playasia. So, what are you waiting for? Reserve your copies right now!PRE-ORDER NOWNote The availability of all items are subject to change without prior notice.【TRAILER】 【FEATURES】A Wild World of Discovery – Tame the wilderness of the peninsula, discover the flora and fauna that make it their home and unearth the secrets of the world around you. Work with the land to build the farm of your dreams from the ground up. Build facilities wherever you see fit, level up your farming skills and craft everything from fences to sprinklers for crops!Cultivate Your Farm, Cultivate Your Town – Gather and process materials to fulfill requests and improve Olive Town’s infrastructure, upgrade tools, or commission new outfits and accessoriesSimple Mechanics, Deep Gameplay – Fledgling farmers can rest easy with the return of Seedling Mode and Normal Mode, with a new request system highlighting the fresh features while you lend a hand to the locals! Veteran players ready to create a bustling farm of their own will find all the core elements of the STORY OF SEASONS series, with new twists on classic gameplayThere’s Always Something Going on in Olive Town – Participate in local festivals as the town comes to life with over 200 unique events! Get to know your neighbours better and you may even find love with a special someone among them【SCREENSHOTS】PRE-ORDER NOWJoin our Playasia Loyalty Program and earn Playasia coins for every purchase. You can also rank up to get even better Loyalty Program perks!SHOP, EARN & RANK!FOLLOW US ON TWITTER LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW US ON IG© 2020 Playasia. OK to reproduce if copyright note stays intact. Il y a peu de temps, nous vous faisions découvrir comment se marier au sein de Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town. Depuis, la vie à deux vous semble plus douce, le travail à la ferme plus léger et les nuits moins solitaires. Néanmoins, peut-être que vous vous intéressez maintenant à la manière d’agrandir votre petite famille. Bien que nous n’ayons pas l’intention de vous expliquer les histoires de choux et de cigognes, nous vous proposons de découvrir un guide afin d’avoir des enfants dans ce nouvel opus de Story of Seasons. Vous l’aurez sûrement remarqué, mais une fois les dix cœurs de relation atteints et vos vœux avec votre moitié prononcés, la jauge de relation augmente pour atteindre le nombre maximum de quinze cœurs. Afin de pouvoir avoir une progéniture, il va donc falloir vivre un mariage heureux en arrivant au niveau le plus haut de relation. Chaque rang de relation supplémentaire donnera lieu à une cinématique montrant le rapprochement entre votre fermiere et sa moitié. Mais cela n’est bien entendu pas suffisant, puisque d’autre critères seront nécessaires pour obtenir un enfant. Trois événements devront être vécus. Toutefois, il y a de grandes chances que vous les ayez réalisées avant d’atteindre le quinzième cœur avec votre partenaire. Si néanmoins, vous aviez un doute sur leur réalisation, on vous liste ces trois événements nécessaires Prendre un petit déjeuner avec votre conjoint Réalisable après avoir obtenu cœurs, cet événement se déclenchera au matin. Votre conjoint commencera alors à aborder la question d’un enfant, et vous demandera votre avis concernant le sexe voulu. Réfléchissez bien à votre décision, car elle décidera du futur genre de votre enfant et ne pourra pas être changée. Prendre le dîner avec votre partenaire En continuant à progresser dans votre relation, ce second événement devrait se débloquer si vous rentrez chez vous à 19h. Rentrer tard Étonnamment, rentrer tardivement chez vous aura un effet positif sur le fait d’avoir un enfant. Cet événement ne se déclenchera que si vous rentrez après 23h. Une fois tous ces critères réalisés, il ne vous reste plus qu’à attendre. En général, la naissance se produit après deux mois et cinq jours. Toutefois, on ne peut pas certifier que la durée soit la même pour tout le monde. Les lutins viendront alors vous chercher et après une cinématique, vous aurez l’occasion de choisir le nom de votre enfant. Concernant son apparence, celle-ci est aléatoire, mais il est à préciser que ses yeux seront les mêmes que celui de votre personnage. Encore plus de jeux vidéo Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town last edited by Marino on 07/28/22 0442PM View full history Latest Images Specific release details Release Date February 25, 2021 Rating CERO A Supported Resolutions N/A Surround Sound N/A Widescreen Support No Features Camera support Voice control Motion control Driving wheel native Flightstick native PC gamepad native Head tracking native Multiplayer Local co-op LAN co-op Online co-op Local competitive LAN competitive Online competitive Local splitscreen Online splitscreen Pass and play Voice chat Asynchronous multiplayer Similar Characters Locations Concepts Objects Top contributors to this wiki Story of Seasons is celebrating its 25th anniversary, so I thought it would have some collaborations with 4 franchises due to its Mario Bros Since it celebrated its 35th anniversary, Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad will live in Olive Town, and will help the player character out on the farm. Mario and Luigi will help you care for your livestock, and Peach and Toad will help you grow crops. Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad are also close friends with the residents of Olive Town, and there is also cutscenes of them. For example, Luigi is fishing at the beach, and he catches a huge fish, and one of the bachelors, Ralph, is impressed with Luigi's strong skill of fishing, and Luigi and Ralph talk about how he catches huge fish the easy way. Another example is Mario and Peach interacting with wild livestock, and they are seen giving the animals food, and the animals like it. Peach notices the alpaca loves fresh mints, and Mario notices the cow loves fresh chamomiles. Another good example is Toad interacting with the Navi-Sprites. Toad and the Navi-Sprites play games in the woods together, and Toad adds, "New cute friends! Just what I needed!"Pokemon It will be celebrating its 25th anniversary, so Pikachu and Eevee will become special pets and will also help you out on the farm, and sometimes, they may have cutscenes of them playing with the livestock! If you show Pikachu or Eevee to the townspeople in Olive Town, they will become charmed by their cuteness, making your friendship points increase a small amount. An example will be this if you show Pikachu to Norman, the owner of the ingredients shop, he will say, "Its cheeks are so round and rosy, it looks like it is blushing! How cute is that!" or if you show Pikachu to Mario, he will say, "This Pokemon has been a special companion to me once, even during strong battles!" which will reference Super Smash Bros. Another example is if you show Eevee to Reina, one of the bachlorettes, she will say, "It's so fluffy and cute~!"Invader Zim Its 20th Anniversary is coming up, so Zim will be a special marriage candidate. His Heart Events are cutscenes, so no choices will be given unlike the other heart events. He might call you 'human of happiness.' He is a little shy around animals, and one of his heart events involves him interacting with a cow. You talk to Zim about how the cows are gentle, even if they are wild livestock. Zim understands your feelings, and he pets the cow, mooing in happiness. Zim responds, "It looks so happy... it reminds me of Gir interacting with one of them." which references the episode, 'Gir Goes Crazy And Stuff.'Shinryaku! Ika Musume/Squid Girl Due to having a costume in Splatoon, Ika Musume/Squid Girl will also be a special marriage candidate. She enjoys life in Olive Town due to its peace and harmony. She is a little shy, but will warm up to you in the heart events, which are also cutscenes. An example is Squid Girl trying to help others out in Olive Town, and you tell her that it takes courage and honor to gain kindness to others. She becomes flattered, and she says, "Today, I am going to do my best to help out the residents! Let's get krakken!"Gift Preferences for Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, Zim, and Ika Musume/Squid Girl are that they do not like or dislike any item, so it doesn't matter if you give them crops, weeds, eggs, or a cooked Voice Cast for those characters will beCharles Martinet Mario and LuigiSam Kelly Peach and ToadIkue Otani PikachuAoi Yuuki EeveeNao Nagasawa/Richard Steven Horvitz ZimHisako Kanemoto/Christine Marie Cabanos Ika Musume/Squid GirlThis will also be in the creditsSUPER MARIO characters, POKEMON characters ©NintendoINVADER ZIM created by Jhonen Vasquez ©ONI PRESSShinryaku! Ika Musume created by Mashiro Anbe ©Akita ShotenPlease send this to Marvelous AQL and XSEED Games and see how they will like it! We want this DLC Pack to happen! It’s extremely charming, and completely captures the Iyashikei slice-of-life genre, particularly in the personality of the town’s characters and how they interact with one another, yet also beckon you into that same world. Read full review Ultimately, Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is exactly what you would expect from the beloved staple. The farming sim makes some bold leaps with its crafting system, but there is nothing groundbreaking in its formula. You can expect the same charming and wholesome aesthetic from this game much like all those that came before it. And even so, this routine will keep fans of the franchise coming back for more. All this publication's reviews Read full review Pioneers of Olive Town recognizes it does not need to reinvent the plow to present a full, relaxing, pleasant farming game. Aside from its sprawling size, there is not much novel about collecting materials, upgrading tools, clearing land, raising animals and crops, and befriending the townspeople – and there doesn't need to be. It is enough to simply have a wealth of interesting things to plan out and do, colored by ridiculously cute animals and interesting characters and fleshed out with piles of new things to unlock over 30 hours and beyond. While the struggling framerate and tedious crafting can be annoying, these are small blips in a pleasantly packed day-to-day cycle of tending to your farm, exploring interesting new areas, and flirting with Bridget...or Reina….or Blaire. All this publication's reviews Read full review Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is a promising start of a new chapter in the long-running farm/life simulator’s history. All the pieces are in place for an unforgettable experience, with its peaceful and serene location, endlessly customizable landscape, and an unprecedented abundance of crafts and projects to pursue. While at times unwieldy, there’s something for everyone here, especially those who are interested in the organization and production management aspect of running a farm. All this publication's reviews Read full review Story of Seasons Pioneers of Olive Town is a surprisingly dull and lifeless farm-sim that's a shadow of its storied self. We’re left with caricatures and a game that shows only the slightest hint of recognizing what makes a fun gameplay loop. All this publication's reviews Read full review See all 61 Critic Reviews I almost skipped PoOT because of the negative reviews. I'm glad I decided to give it a chance. One of the best games I ever played. The gameI almost skipped PoOT because of the negative reviews. I'm glad I decided to give it a chance. One of the best games I ever played. The game seems to have had serious problems when launched, but I honestly didn't notice anything that bothered me. A bit of loading between farm and town, but you usually go there once or twice in a day, and it's nothing too absurd. Some small framerate issues on some places probably much smoother on PC, but again nothing that would break the enjoyment. And I really liked the characters, chats, cutscenes. Seems more like normal people on a normal small town I loved Rune Factory 4, but characters behaviours are too exaggerated for me. I'm really enjoying the game and created this account just to review it. If you had read some bad reviews and have doubts about it, most of those were written before the latest patches. The game is incredible, and if you played and liked FoMT, you will love it.… Expand I love it, I have enjoyed every hour of the would improve some things like the conversations with the NPCs but overall it is a veryI love it, I have enjoyed every hour of the would improve some things like the conversations with the NPCs but overall it is a very good game. I'm looking forward to the next one and to polish what I've seen in this one. The next one could become a GOTY if they continue on this path of growth and development of the saga.… Expand The negative reviews seem obnoxious; hence my rating being a 10. I could see giving it a 4-8 due to the fact that it needs post-releaseThe negative reviews seem obnoxious; hence my rating being a 10. I could see giving it a 4-8 due to the fact that it needs post-release patching and how you feel about that, but lower than that does nothing to tell of how much work went into this game. Does it need love? Yes, absolutely. They already said they are going to patch it - they’re even adding dialogue. The game, as it stands, is still adorable, though. The graphics are fantastic, the gameplay is cute, and the characters are like-able enough. I personally love the crafting and collecting additions, and I’m glad they’re experimenting. I do really miss the 2D portraits, and believe the issues connecting with the characters would be fixed if they re-implemented them. It’s a farming game, there has always been grinding. They have two modes so that you can decide how much you want to grind, but it’s still something you should expect. I’ve been finding it easy enough and actually relaxing clearing stuff out. Only real complaint is makers, they need to have variable output. Overall, I pre-ordered the premium and have already bought the season pass, no regrets. This game is good and, I believe, going to be fantastic by the time they’re done with patches/dlc.… Expand I felt like this game was trying too much to be like Animal Crossing & Stardew Valley that it lost it's magic of being what it was known forI felt like this game was trying too much to be like Animal Crossing & Stardew Valley that it lost it's magic of being what it was known for back in the day. The characters are very soulless & the framerate is annoying at times. It's not a bad game & I expect the dlc and patches to really make the game a better experience but it's something to hold me over until the masterpeice of Runefactory 5.… Expand a relaxing game where it's actually good to be a farmer. wish the game gets more budget in the future I tried pretty hard to enjoy this game, but I really just can't. I'm a long-time fan of light farm sims such as Harvest Moon, Story ofI tried pretty hard to enjoy this game, but I really just can't. I'm a long-time fan of light farm sims such as Harvest Moon, Story of Seasons, and Stardew Valley. I was sad to see that Harvest Moon had taken a pretty stark decline after the big change, though Story of Seasons was delivering where Harvest Moon failed, and Stardew Valley was perhaps the most seamless game to come from the genre. That being said, I was excited to try Pioneers of Olive Town after Trio of Towns and the remake of Friends of Mineral Town ended up being pretty great. I've put about fifty hours into PoOT, about half of which happening at launch and the other half happening after most of the patches, and both experiences have been highly disappointing. It's clear that it wants to be a mixture of previous SoS games and SV, but ends up just being a worse version of both. Admittedly, the patches have fixed up a lot of the problems regarding the maker system and the performance, so I won't harp on that too much. Unfortunately though, the game's world is still incredibly bland with the townsfolk being cardboard cutouts and the world itself offering little to no exploration. The DLC is insulting, as the extra areas offer literally nothing more than other bland characters - and the most recent expansion crashed my game twice just trying to go to the island. This has to be the low point for the Story of Seasons series so far, and it's a shame. Even their licensed Doraemon spin-off was of higher quality. The graphics, music, and farm customization are genuinely quite nice, but ultimately PoOT just makes me feel like playing any of the older games or Stardew Valley whenever I boot it up.… Expand I am really sick of buying kids games where they use stupid, unnecessary slang, or write the sound instead of the word, at an age where kidsI am really sick of buying kids games where they use stupid, unnecessary slang, or write the sound instead of the word, at an age where kids are developing English skills, words like 'em instead of them and developin', instead of developing is just ridiculous. I would not have bought the game if I thought it was going to de-educate have noticed this in adult RPG's too and it just sounds retarded. I use slang as much as the next man but writing it sounds you imagine a Scouse character alrixxqqwhhqqxt maxxccqqkkhhte, cxxggome 'edqqqckkgh.… Expand See all 48 User Reviews

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