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I vaguely recall an NPC in Jeuno saying something to the effect of "If I am famous in my hometown, word will spread of my deeds to Jeuno". Does this mean my Jeuno Fame is related to my hometown fame? If so, how?
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Re: Jeuno Fame
Jeuno fame is largely influenced by your fame in the three starting cities. I'd say it's an average of them, but there are other factors, too, and I don't know the whole formula or anything.Ellipses on Fenrir
There is no rush. If you're not willing to take your time, don't be surprised when no one wants to give you much of theirs.
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Re: Jeuno Fame
From my understanding, your fame in Jeuno reflects your fame in the starting cities. My suggestion for Jeuno fame is to complete "Only the Best" which is a quest started in Selbina.
Trade Millioncorn, La Thaine Cabbage, and Boyhada Moss to Melyon, the NPC over the sheep near the Weaver's Guild. If you do it, it ups your fame in Bastok and San d'Oria, which will raise your fame in Jeuno. You can only trade a little at a time though, so it can get annoying to finish.Comment
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Re: Jeuno Fame
I had hero fame in Jeuno by the time I was fame 4 in Windurst (starting kingdom), fame 5 in San d'Oria, and fame 4 in Bastok. I had barely done any quests from Jeuno. No clue how the formula works, but it's more than an average.
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Re: Jeuno Fame
Getting Hero fame in Jeuno is a heck of a lot easier than getting it in one of the starting cities (not that that's hard). But I don't know the specifics. Not wanting to waste any time I just kind of powergrinded my fame in all three cities.
I'm a hero everywhere! Except Norg. Dang pirates.
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