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15th scenario of [[Gustave XIII]] in ''[[SaGa Frontier 2]]''. | '''Construction of Hahn Nova (1249)''' is the # 15th scenario of [[Gustave XIII]] in ''[[SaGa Frontier 2]]''. | ||
<p style="text-align: center;">''"Gustave constructs a new city"''</p> | |||
==Timeline== | |||
Preceeded: [[1248 - Gustave's Reunion|Gustave's Reunion]] | |||
Unlocks: [[1250 - The Firebrand Tragedy|The Firebrand Tragedy]], [[1251 - At the Mines (Collapse)|At the Mines (Collapse)]] (Wil)* | |||
''(* If "[[1244 - At the Mines|At the Mines (1244)]]" (Wil) has been completed and there are less than 3 hitherto completed scenarios on the world map)'' | |||
==Objective== | |||
The architect commissioned to plan the new capital is nervous and uptight; [[Gustave XIII|Gustave]] intends to examine his plans for the city. The architect explains the intended layout of the districts with the help of a map. | |||
The Palace, already completed, is fronted by the Commons. Three outlying districts still need to be completed. You can select either a Blacksmith distrcit, Shopping district or Entertainment district. | |||
Select one of the 3 regions and choose which type of district you would like it to become (you can choose the same district more than once). When all 3 districts are finalised the scenario is completed and the architect can breathe a sigh of relief. | |||
==Notes== | |||
*This scenario plays out as a mostly cinematic progression of event, with little input from the player. | |||
*The decisions you make here will be reflected in the scenario "[[1305 - To Gustave's Stronghold|To Gustave's Stronghold (1305)]]" (Wil) | |||
*You can choose to make each district whatever you want, using any district more than once if you desire. | |||
*The Blacksmith and Shopping districts (obviously) add shops and items for sale, whilst the Entertainment district serves little purpose other than variety. | |||
[[Category:SaGa Frontier 2 quests]] | [[Category:SaGa Frontier 2 quests]] | ||
Revision as of 17:06, July 10, 2011
Construction of Hahn Nova (1249) is the # 15th scenario of Gustave XIII in SaGa Frontier 2.
"Gustave constructs a new city"
Timeline
Preceeded: Gustave's Reunion
Unlocks: The Firebrand Tragedy, At the Mines (Collapse) (Wil)*
(* If "At the Mines (1244)" (Wil) has been completed and there are less than 3 hitherto completed scenarios on the world map)
Objective
The architect commissioned to plan the new capital is nervous and uptight; Gustave intends to examine his plans for the city. The architect explains the intended layout of the districts with the help of a map.
The Palace, already completed, is fronted by the Commons. Three outlying districts still need to be completed. You can select either a Blacksmith distrcit, Shopping district or Entertainment district.
Select one of the 3 regions and choose which type of district you would like it to become (you can choose the same district more than once). When all 3 districts are finalised the scenario is completed and the architect can breathe a sigh of relief.
Notes
- This scenario plays out as a mostly cinematic progression of event, with little input from the player.
- The decisions you make here will be reflected in the scenario "To Gustave's Stronghold (1305)" (Wil)
- You can choose to make each district whatever you want, using any district more than once if you desire.
- The Blacksmith and Shopping districts (obviously) add shops and items for sale, whilst the Entertainment district serves little purpose other than variety.
