Recettear?

More stuff to fix:

- The alien, drunkard, and thief are all crap people to sell to. The thief girl only wants to buy treasures which are consequently worth the most, but she won't buy it unless she gets it at like 20 - 40% of base price. I'm not going to sell to a thief at a loss just to keep my combos going. I tried selling to the drunkard at even 30% of base price and he still complained about the price being too high. Is there a "ban from store" button?

I can't remeber if the game tells you, but as you sell stuff to people, they have a preset maximum amount of money they're willing to spend in your store which will increase the more they like you. If you try to sell a relatively new customer some expensive treasure, theres no way they'll buy it because its too much. I think a heart appears above the customer when they buy /sell you something if the amount of money they're going to bring increases.

- Okay, so I can move around furniture... but what does moving it around give me? I don't see any practical use for it.

I don't think there is a point in particular, just that you can have a bit more customizablity in your store. Well, as long as you keep as many items on show at the windows as possible.

-Kill off Euria as a reward in one of the dungeons. Seriously. implementing a character that basically forces you to break combo out of bad luck was just a horrible idea.

I vaguely remeber there being a way to stop euria appearing (appearing less?) even if you trigger her cutscene, I think you had to keep your store in plain and not gaudy, though this does make your "rival" and her near bottomless pockets appear less, and her stingy fairy appear more. Eurias still an pimento though.

Recettears not a bad game, though if I had gone in expecting much other than what I saw in the demo, I would probably have been dissapointed.