Part II: A Phoenix from the Ashes

Please bear in mind that this is a new game, and a new guide - we are writing this guide as we play the game, so the newest section of the guide represents the place we are actually at in the game. As omniscience is not one of the skills with which we are gifted, we can only include the content that we have experienced ourselves.

Yes, we are aware that there are other objects, Outfits, missions, quests, and events that exist in the game, and we have not intentionally left out those contents in the game guide - we just have not experienced them, and as a result, we don't include them here because this guide is written from facts.

Thanks for your patience as we proceed in creating the Unofficial SuperCheats Guide to Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff!

Before we begin Section II of the Unofficial SuperCheats Walkthrough for Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff I wanted to congratulate you on working your way through the Tutorial Phase of the game which was covered in Part I of the guide -- good on ya mates! Well done!

While the Tutorial Phase of the game was not really difficult by any stretch of the imagination, getting through it without quitting as you storm away in rank indignation at being confronted with by the very in-your-face and upfront position that the game takes on demanding real-world money from you is sort of an accomplishment to be celebrated.

It seems like a lot of gamers simply cannot handle the idea that a game publisher would be so crass as to be so obvious about the revenue stream of their game as to place a Quest in the game that flat-out offers you a reward IN the game for spending money ON the game. Who would have thunk it?!

No, seriously, this has really been bothering me... The first time I personally witnessed the phenomenon I was flabbergasted. I don't even know what the word flabbergasted MEANS and I was it!

The idea that some gamer in Stoolbend, Virginia, or Eureka. Oregon, or even Godric's Hollow could feel so bloody entitled that they can somehow justify that reaction just blows my mind. And you getting past that and reaching the point where the Tutorial has ended, and you have seen the worse of the real-money intrusion, and you are still here? Yeah, that is worth an attaboy! That is worth a "Good on Ya!" So hey - Attaboy! Good on Ya!

You may have noticed that the guide is split up or divided into parts.

This is done more or less logically for several reasons -- one is so that no page is too long since really long pages make it a bit more difficult for finding information -- the other reason is that the story that is being told is pretty much divided into logical chapters, so we try to keep the guide structure consistent with them as much as we can...

To recap the different parts so far -- Part 0 covers the Optional Stuff, the Premium Quests, actions, objects, and the like. Part I covers the Tutorial phase of the game, and in Part II we begin the meat and potato of game play!

While we are on the subject of logic, at various points you may see a comparison or two to EA's The Simpsons: Tapped Out or The Sims: FreePlay as well as a joke or three at the expense of one game or the other.

It is important to note -- and for us to point out -- that those games are NOT created by the company that created THIS game. Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff was created by game development studio TinyCo, whereas The Simpsons: Tapped Out and The Sims: FreePlay were both created by EA Games.

With Tapped Out and Quest for Stuff these games (and their related TV shows) appear on the Fox Network. I don't actually know whether or not that had anything to do with the fact that the two games are eerily similar though to be honest I don't believe that really matters.

QfS starts with the destruction of Quahog not because it is copying Tapped Out, but because it is a City Building Game -- they ALL start that way. Tapped Out did not invent that mechanism or the genre. Just saying.

So we clarified that, the legal weenies should now be happy, and there you have it! Now with that in mind and our spirits high let's get this ball rolling!

A Question of Real-Money

The basic revenue stream for QfS is selling you Premium Currency (in the form of Clams) so you can buy the Buildings that add the Characters that make the game even that much more fun.

Whether you choose to do that or not is a highly personal matter that is nobody's business but your own! Having said that I sincerely suggest that the only correct response to anybody who asks "Did you REALLY spend MONEY on digital THINGS?!" is "GFY!" If that is too raw for you, try "MYOFB!" If you need those explained to you, just ask a Gulf War Vet to translate.

Rose-Colored Stunna Shades Pt. 3

Jerome explores other ways of cheering people up. This time around Jerome decides that Darts just may be the way to go - after all Darts got England, Wales, and Scotland through the dark days of the pre-war war from 1936 to 1941, right?

With that firmly in mind, have Jerome reach Level 3 and then have him complete the following Task:

Play Darts (6h) $65 and 45 XP.

Completing this Quest will also reward you with $75 and 50 XP.

Quahog's Got Talent Pt. 2

Chris is convinced that he is on to something, so you need to help him scrounge up the entrance fee for his shot at stardom! You do that by collecting Coins from the different Buildings!

Collect $200 in Coin from the Buildings in Town

To complete the required collections and obtain the $200 Chris needs, keep collecting from Buildings as their timers fill!

Completing this Task and Quest also rewards you with $75 and 50 XP.

Quahog's Got Talent Pt. 3

Now that the entry fee has been managed -- raising that $200 being a substantial effort in terms of time though hardly effort -- the Quest expands out to three new Tasks:

1. Make Peter complete the following Task: Dance the Shipoopi (8h) $80 and 50 XP.

2. Get Quagmire to complete the Task Mix Drinks (1h) $20 and 12 XP.;

3. Make Bonnie complete the Task Twerk It (4h) $50 and 30 XP.

Once all three of these Tasks have been mastered and the Quest completed, you are rewarded with an additional $75 and 50 XP.

Fool's Gold Pt. 1

Peter wants to survey how bad the damage is to town.

Here is the thing -- doing that actually makes complete and total sense -- which is rather odd for Peter Griffin -- but that spark of intelligence is instantly snuffed out of existence by what comes next: Ow, ow, ow, owie, ouch, ow.....

Stub His Knee (2h) $30 and 20 XP.

Completing the Quest also rewards you with $100 and 65 XP.

Clam Juice Pt. 5

Bruce Frets About Making Bathtub Gin... But there is only one thing for it - complete the following Task in order to complete the Quest!

Make Bathtub Gin (8h) $80 and 50 XP.

After completing this moonshine project you are rewarded with 5 Clams and 75 XP!

Dollars and Sense Pt. 1

Peter searches for financial advise to help rebuild Quahog...

Clearly putting Peter Griffin in charge was a good idea because if ever there was a man who knows his ignorance and his own limitations it is Peter Griffin! To complete this Mission you need to complete the following Quests:

1. Enter the Shopping District

2. Build Goldman's Pharmacy

3. Help Mort Goldman

Now that you know what you need to do, how about doing it?

Step 1: Enter the Shopping District -- as with the previous Districts once you get the Quest directing you to enter it, you can do so for free (but until then you cannot enter at all).

So go ahead and tap the button to enter (and thus unlock) this new District in the game! Note that unlocking the District just Unlocks it - you still need to clear land there to use it. Also note that in addition to allowing you to place land you have also unlocked the District with AL Harringtons Costume Shop which is really good news for you (you will find that out soon!).

Step 2: Build Goldman's Pharmacy -- With the new area now unlocked you need to do the following to make it usable:

(a) Tap on the rubble to initiate a Clear Block? prompt - then pay the $500 for a 10 second tidy! The next area you can clear will cost you $1,000 and take 4 hours - but IF you have the extra Builder and the money you may want to consider getting that started now.

(b) Repair Al Harrington's Outfits -- To do that you need $500 and 10 seconds as well as a free Builder. Once that is repaired you can move it, which is a good idea since you want to make the most efficient use of both the new District and the limited space you presently have access to as you can!

After you repair the Outfit Shop you get a quick set of instructions on how to unlock and add new Outfits to your game. After you read that and do what you like with the information, open the Move Menu and destroy the roads here, then move AL Harrington's to the upper left of the zone then restore the road in front of it. You now have sufficient space to place the Pharmacy!

Note: Now that you have the Costume Shop repaired you will start to see the collection items that are required for the different Outfits appear as drops when you collect the timers on Buildings - what I recommend you do for now is ignore the Outfits while you play so that you end up collecting all the objects you need for creating them without having to think about it or do anything different - just saying we will be covering all of that in a little bit anyway.

(c) Buy and Build the Pharmacy -- open the Marketplace and select the Characters Tab, then "Mort in Goldman's Pharmacy" which costs $500 -- the Pharmacy has a 4h build time so go ahead and get that placed and, if you have the extra Builder go ahead and clear the next area, which is also a 4h timer as well!

(d) Help Mort -- Once Mort is placed (construction having completed on the Pharmacy) like all of the previous Characters added to your town there is a set of items you need to collect in order to complete the Mission of Helping Mort! Those are:

1. Money

2. Coupon x3

3. Antacids x3

4. Jewels X3

5. Quahog Bank x1 Buy & Build

The Task Organizer spells out precisely which Tasks you must complete and with which character to have a chance to obtain these Components. Remember that as there is just a chance to obtain the item you may have to complete the given Tasks more than once to obtain it.

You can learn what Tasks and Buildings can supply the desired resources by checking the Components List & Mini Guide in the Reference Section of this Guide.

Completing this rather lengthy and involved Quest in addition to giving you the character of Mort Goldman also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Idiot's New Clothes Pt. 1

Help Al Harrington repair his shop.

Thanks to the prep work that we did for placing the Pharmacy we already have completed the heavy lifting for this Quest! You will notice that the two requirements below are already completed:

1. Clear Al Harrington's Block.

2. Repair Al Harrington's.

Completing the above rewards you with $150 and 100 XP. Well done you!

Unlocking and Completing Costumes and Outfits

Now that the Outfitters is in place lets do a quick overview of the process for adding Character Outfits to your game. First there is the issue of actually having access to them...

(1) Unlocking Outfits

Outfits are unlocked based upon the Level your town and/or Characters are at. For example right now you should have the following Outfits and Outfit Status and requirements:

Golden Suit Peter - Level 3 - (x3 Sparkles / x3 Metal Detectors / x3 Golden Pants)

Hooker Peter - Level 3 - (x5 Pawtucket Ale / x5 Lipstick / x5 Feather / x5 Eyeshadow)

Tweaked Out Peter - Level 3 - (x2 Cups Coffee / x1 Blue Glass / x2 Fireworks)

Speedo Quagmire - Level 3 - (x6 Fabric Scraps / 6 Petroleum Jelly / x6 Eye Shadow / x6 Gerbils)

Long John Peter - Locked - Unlocks at Peter Griffin Level 6

Quagmire - Locked - Unlocks at Glenn Quagmire Level 5

Navy Quagmire - Locked - Unlocks at Glenn Quagmire Level 7

In addition to collecting the items that are required as drops, there are also Tasks that you can have different Characters do for a chance at getting one of the items as part of the Task Reward. For example after unlocking the Outfitters if you check Quagmire's Task List you will see he can now get Petroleum Jelly, Coffee Cups, and Gerbils.

(2) Targeting the Components for Outfits -- Drops

There are two ways to obtain the component ingredients for unlocking and completing the Outfits, the first of which is as Drops that you can collect from specific Buildings that are related to the Characters for the outfit OR related Tasks...

• Blue Glass -- The Griffin House

• Coffee Cup -- Coffee Shop / Griffin House

• Eye Shadow -- ??

• Fabric Scraps -- ??

• Feather -- ??

• Fireworks -- Swanson House

• Gerbil -- ??

• Golden Pants -- The Drunken Clam / Family Jewels

• Lipstick -- Quahog Day Spa

• Metal Detectors -- ??

• Pawtucket Ale -- The Drunken Clam

• Petroleum Jelly -- Quagmire's House

• Sparkles -- ??

(3) Targeting the Components for Outfits -- Quests

There are two ways to obtain the component ingredients for unlocking and completing the Outfits, the second of which is as Task Rewards that you can collect by completing the specific Tasks that are listed in the specific Outfit Page at Al Harrington's Shop...

To learn which Character / Task applies to which component visit Al Harrington's Shop, then slide to the Outfit you want to get information about, and finally tap the icon for the component.

You will note that a sliding display box with the Characters / Tasks listed pops up above the Components listing. The related Characters / Tasks are listed below, in alphabetical order:

Outfit Components Characters / Tasks

• Blue Glass --

• Coffee Cup -- Brian: Read Own Novel Out Looud / Chris: Nose Goblins / Quagmire: Mix Drinks

• Eye Shadow -- Damaged Horse: Stare Vacantly / Lois: Freshen Up / Tweaked Peter: Eye-Ripping Fun

• Fabric Scraps -- Peter: Stub His Knee

• Feather -- Jerome: Play Darts / Meg: Practice Bird Calls / Speedo Quagmire: Genital Jamboree

• Fireworks -- ??

• Gerbil -- Dr. Hartman: Extract Gerbil / Quagmire: Let the Gerbil Loose

• Golden Pants -- Jerome: Play Darts / Peter: Dance the Shipoopi

• Lipstick -- Bonnie: Bake Sale / Chris: Enjoy Private Time / Consuela: Clean the Town / Lois: Freshen Up

• Metal Detectors -- Mort: Scrounge for Coins

• Pawtucket Ale -- Peter: Hang Out at the Clam

• Petroleum Jelly -- Peter: Surf the Bird

• Sparkles -- Bruce: Be a Good Listener / Chris: Fat Kid Hula Hoop / Connie: Take Selfies / Speedo Quagmire: Do a Special Dance

Limited Time Red Light Special

OPTIONAL Quest / TIMER: Buy Hooker Peter before the timer runs out!

This is a Quest that is part of the whole get you to buy Clams issue - basically if you complete buying Hooker Peter before the timer runs out you get all 600 Clams back. If you either do not have the 600 Clams or do not want to bother the timer will run out after an hour and the icon will delete from your Quest Book. So no worries!

Quahog's Got Talent Pt. 4

The big day is here! Get ready to see some shining examples of mediocrity. To complete this one you need to have Chris do the following Task:

Nose Goblins (1h) $20 and 12 XP.

Completing this also awards you with $115 and 75 XP.

Odd Jobs Pt. 1

Bruce loses his new job before he gets to start. To complete this Quest have Bruce do the following Task:

Fret About Something (6h) $65 and 45 XP.

Completing this will also award you with $75 and 50 XP.

The Idiot's New Clothes Pt. 2

Let's barter our way towards a new look! To complete this Mission you need to do the following Quests:

1. Craft Tweaker Peter - Collect x2 Cups Coffee / x1 Blue Glass / x2 Fireworks

2. Buy Quahog Mini Mart -

3. Peter: Dance the Ultra Shipoopi (12h) $100 and 65XP

Notes: Once you have created the Tweaked Out Peter Outfit - assuming that this is the first Outfit you have created - you will see the new sliding Outfit Interface on the character page. Open Peter's page now and you will notice that the image of Peter (probably set to the Tweaker version) can be changed by sliding your finger left and right to change to a different Outfit.

Each Outfit has a different set of Tasks it can do - and you need to have Tweaked Out Peter selected so that you can start the Task for this Quest:

Dance the Ultra Shipoopi (12h) $100 and 65 XP.

With that long task in the works, all that should be left is building the Mini Mart -- which you can do by opening the Marketplace Menu and selecting the Buildings Tab. The Quahog Mini Mart costs $350 to buy and takes 2h to build. Once it is placed and built it will generate $7 and 5 XP per hour.

Completing the above Quests will also reward you with $225 and 150 XP.

Ongoing Land Expansion

To remind you there are three (3) types of land area in the game, and these are:

1. Cleared Land

Cleared Land shows lots of green grass and any damaged but repairable Buildings that survived the fight in that area.Getting as much land into this cleared state as you can, as fast as you can is clearly in your best interest!

In order to build new structures and repair existing damaged structures you must clear the section that they are in!

2. Ruined Land

This is the actual locked land expansion sections - generally there are anywhere from five or more individual Ruined Land Sections -- which are unlocked using your Builder and some cash.

Each of these unlockable sections is marked by a Leaf Blower Icon! Tapping on the Lead Blower will reveal the pop-up interface that details the time and cost for clearing that section, and includes the "OK" button you use to commence the unlocking.

Bear in mind that unlocking a section requires you to commit the funds (whatever the listed cost is in in-game Coins) plus the labor of one of your Builders (whatever the time is in real-world hours and during that timer your Builder cannot be used for any other project).

The game will often prompt you to clear a new section of land as part of the ongoing Quest System, but to be frank clearing the land early, before being prompted, is in your best interest.

3. Locked Land

The locked land appears on the game screen as fogged-in and appears in District or Zone Blocks. When you are prompted to you can tap on (enter) Locked Land in order to unlock the District / Zone and thus convert that District / Zone into the second type of land block -- Ruined Land.

Helpful Hint #6

Land Clearing Goals

If it is not entirely obvious to you - and it may not be if you are new to the whole city building genre of Free2Play Grinders -- one of the core goals is to get as much land cleared as soon as you possibly can once it becomes available.

Gamers who played (or still play) the sister game to QfS, The Simpsons: Tapped Out will be familiar with the concept, but it is important for them to understand that QfS is NOT the same in terms of strategy as Tapped Out is!

In Tapped Out you could devise a schedule over time to clear the land - there is no rush - and you could even hold off clearing land until you actually need to clear it. But in QfS the land use is zoned, and twhile there are nowhere near as many land expansion slots in QfS compared to Tapped Out, there is a critical difference between the two games -- QfS has an unnatural blocking mechanism in it called Builders.

Where in Tapped Out all you needed was the funds to clear a new section of land, in QfS you need the funds AND you need a Builder available to do the actual clearing. Not only that, but unlike in Tapped Out where land clearing is instant, in QfS it takes TIME.

There is also the pressure associated with clearing new sections since you really do need land available in each Zone or District to place specific types of Buildings. So with that in mind, it is a really good idea to schedule your play and land clearing so that you clear all of the land in the current District or Zone BEFORE you unlock the next one!

That may not always be possible, but if it is you should try and manage it. In any event you should try to get each District land cleared as soon as possible after unlocking the next District. Just saying.

Odd Jobs Pt. 2

Bruce is determined to get a new job... So why don't you help him search for a new job already?! Have Bruce complete the following Task:

Search for a Job (1m) $5 and 3 XP.

Completing this Task also rewards you with $75 and 50 XP.

Odd Jobs Pt. 3

Bruce considers studying psychology... Make Bruce a Good Listener by having him complete the following Task:

Be a Good Listener (4h) $50 and 30 XP.

Completing this Task has the chance to award you with a Sparkle -- which is one of the resources that you need for another Quest -- and also rewards you with $75 and 50 XP.

Rose-Colored Stunna Shades Pt. 4

Jerome has yet another plan to keep spirits high. Jerome wants to shake hands - and for this Quest you will need Peter to be available and not on another Task! When he is, have them complete the Task:

Do an Ethnic Handshake (2h) $75 and 50 XP.

Completing this Quest will also reward you with $115 and 75 XP.

Dude Looks Like a Lady Pt. 1

Peter might have just found the answer to all of his family's money problems. For this Quest we need to Craft Hooker Peter -- which means completing the following steps (and obtaining the following resources):

• x5 Pawtucket Ale Peter: Hang Out at the Clam & @Drunken Clam

• x5 Lipstick Bonnie: Go to Ladies' Night Out / Chris: Enjoy Private Time / Consuela: Clean the Town / Lois: Freshen Up & @Quahog Day Spa

• x5 Feather Jerome: Play Darts / Meg: Practice Bird Calls / Speedo Quagmire: Genital Jamboree

• x5 Eye Shadow Damaged Horse: Stare Vacantly / Lois: Freshen Up / Tweaked Peter: Eye-Ripping Fun & @Buddy Cianci Jr. High / Quahog Day Spa

The sources for these resources are listed above, but if you ever find yourself wondering what action or harvest can produce which resource, check the Component List & Mini-Guide which can be found in the Reference Section for a comprehensive listing of the resources and where they can be obtained in the game.

Once you have acquired all of the above resources you can complete creating the Hooker Peter Outfit, which will complete this Quest!

This Quest also rewards you with $200 and 130 XP.

Odd Jobs Pt. 4

Bruce pursues his passion... This time around we need to help Bruce pass out flyers -- which means completing the following Task:

Pass Out Flyers (2h) $30 and 20 XP.

Completing this Quest also provides the opportunity to obtain Coupons for the Help Mort Quest! In addition to the above, completing this Quest also rewards you with $115 and 75 XP.

Odd Jobs Pt. 5

Bruce needs to buy new clothes for Jeffrey... Make Bruce a Good mate by having him complete the following Building Tasks:

1. Build Madeleine’s Boutique

2. Build Used Clothing Store

Completing this Task also rewards you with $225 and 150 XP.

Fool's Gold Pt. 2

Peter uses Lawsuit Money to buy a Golden Pool... To complete this do the following:

Place the Golden Pool (Cost = $2,000)

Completing this Task rewards you with $200 and 130 XP.

Where you place this is entirely up to you of course but, rather than place it behind Peter's House where let's face it, few will see or get to use it, I decided to place it near the center of town... Because in the new Kingdom of Peter all must obey the Golden Pool!

Fool's Gold Pt. 3

So what is the use of having a Golden Pool if you don't have a Golden Suit, right? Right! To complete this Quest you need to help Peter to create his Golden Suit -- and you do that over at Al Harrington's Outfitters -- where you get to see the Golden Suit menu and learn what you are still missing...

Creating the Golden Suit requires the following resources:

• x3 Sparkles (Bruce: Be a Good Listener / Chris: Fat Kid Hula Hoop / Connie: Take Selfies / Speedo Quagmire: Do a Special Dance)

• x3 Metal Detectors (Mort: Scrounge for Coins & Quahog National Bank)

• x3 Golden Pants (Jerome: Play Darts / Peter: Dance the Shipoopi & Coffee Shop / Family Jewels)

Please bear in mind that once you actually have all of the resources that are required in the list above, you must then return to Al Harrington's Outfit Store and commence creating the Golden Suit, which will take four (4) hours!

Once you have collected all of the above you can head back to Al's and complete the outfit! Completing this Task rewards you with $300 and 195 XP.

With this new Outfit now available to Peter he also has a new set of Tasks that he can do - and just in time too because those Tasks become important to our forward Progress in rebuilding Quahog!

Serious Blockage Pt 2

Clear another Block in the commercial area so you can add more Buildings! Actually and hopefully you have been clearing blocks as often as you can manage as staying ahead of this Quest line is really an important strategic move!

If you have been doing so this will instantly complete. If not, pick a block and clear it to complete this...

You will be rewarded with Your reward is $115 and 75 XP.

Helpful Hint #7

Building Buildings: The Stop 'N Shop

If you simply allow the game and its Quests to play out, eventually you will be prompted to build specific Buildings and stores as part of the process, just as you will be prompted to clear specific tracts of land - but you will also find that doing those Tasks and actions early provides its own set of rewards, not the least of which being instant-completion (or nearly that) of Quest as they flag, which I assure you is a very awesome feeling!

Today we will be placing the Stop 'N Shop!

If you are not from New England (Rhode Island -- which is the state that the Griffins live in -- happens to be in New England, then you are probably not familiar with the regional grocery chains like Stop 'N Shop and Star Market. I assure you that both chains exist and both feature all-in-one-box conveniences like banking, deli, specialty foods, and at least in this case, Lois Griffin!

After you place and build the Stop 'N Shop and Lois arrives in town she remains standing out front of the store until you are able to completely unlock her. You do that by obtaining the following resources:

• x6 Bags of Oregano (Riiigghht, that's Oregano in that baggie)

• x6 Bottles of Vicogin (Mommy's Little Helper)

• x6 Glasses of Wine (Mommy's Special Libation)

• x6 Lipstick (for making Mommy Look Good)

• x1 Day Spa (for making Mommy FEEL Good!)

After you complete the above collection of resources, Lois is completely unlocked and added to your town, which means she moves back in to the house on Spooner Street! Well done you! Good on ya!

The Biggest, Fattest Loser Pt. 1

Now that Lois has returned to the land of the living - err, well... To Quahog anyway -- she can resume her regular nagging of Peter about his weight. Yay! Wait... Not yay? Well it is too late now, the words have been spoken, they cannot be taken back - they must be dealt with, and the way you do that is to have Peter complete the following Task:

Overeat (6h) $65 and 45 XP.]

Fortunately this Task has an extra bonus to it -- the player can unlock a Bottle of Antacid Tablets upon completing it! In addition to that, you also receive $50 and 100 XP.

The Biggest, Fattest Loser Pt. 2

Lois wants Peter to exercise -- which means that Peter is going to be doing the Shipoopi a lot. Help him out by having him do the following Task:

Dance the Shipoopi (8h) $80 and 50 XP.

This Task also has the chance of earning a pair of Golden Pants as part of its reward, and also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP as well!

Dollars and Sense Pt. 2

Mort needs to keep his valuables safe, which seems to mean swallowing them? Help Mort with this Quest by having him do the following Task:

Swallow Jewels (4h) $50 and 30 XP.

Completing this Task - and the Quest - also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Quiet, Wasted Gardener Pt. 1

Help Bonnie do some drunk gardening? Seriously we always wondered why her flowers wandered around... Well what are you waiting for? Go chug some wine with Bonnie and get dirty!

Chug a Bottle of Wine (1h) $20 and 12 XP.

Completing this also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Biggest, Fattest Loser Pt. 3

Peter heard that swimming is an ideal exercise for fat people. To help him along that line of reasoned thought you need to provide him with a place (other than the neighbor's pool) to do some swimming.

As luck would have it if you check the Marketplace under the Decorations Tab you will find an Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool there!

Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool: ($1,000) It's the only pool in Quahog where you're required to wear a helmet. Please try to be patient with its slow jet speeds and inability to clean itself.

To complete this Quest do the following:

Purchase and Place Special Olympic-Sized Pool..

Completing this Quest also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Biggest, Fattest Loser Pt. 4

Wow, this Quest line is really moving along well, isn't it? Yeah! It is!

It seems that all of that exercise has addled Peter's brains because he has decided to try out being a vegetarian... Now really, really?! As far as the outcome goes for this one, it is not looking good... But what can we do? The following Tasks, that is what we can do!

1. Cook Disgusting Vegetables (4h) $50 and 30 XP.

2. Do the Super Ground Punch (1d) $150 and 100 XP.

Completing this very long Quest in addition to teaching you (and Peter, and Tweaked Out Peter) the price for being a Vegetarian, also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP!

The Quiet, Wasted Gardener Pt. 2

This time around it is time to place some decorations. Simply complete the following Task:

Place 3 Well-Trimmed Bushes around Quahog.

Completing this also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Quiet, Wasted Gardener Pt. 3

To complete this Quest do the following Tasks:

1. (Bonnie) Go to Ladies' Night (6h) $64 and 45 XP (with a chance for a Lipstick Resource)

2. (Chris) Find a New Friend (1h) $5 and 3 XP.

Completing this also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

Mo' Money Mo' Mort Pt. 1

Mort helps Peter with the Town Finances -- by helping him do the taxes. To get this Quest completed have Mort do the following Task:

Peter: Do Peter's Taxes (6h) $165 and 115 XP (+Mort)

Completing this also rewards you with $150 and 100 XP.

Dollars and Sense Pt. 3

Peter needs Lois' help to rebuild Quahog -- so build the Stop 'N Shop and help Lois! Now if you took my advice and started this build project early you should be about done with it now and at the very least already have part 1 done, having built the Stop 'N Shop (we hope)! In any event to complete this Quest you need to do the following:

1. Build the Stop 'N Shop

2. Help Lois Get Stuff

Completing this Quest will get you a new building, a new character, and will also reward you with $225 and 150 XP!

The Joys of Public Transit

Peter helps Quahog with hsi public transportation. To complete this Quest you need to do the following:

1. Place a Bus Stop Sign

2. Place a Bus Stop

Completing this Quest will also reward you with $225 and 150 XP.

The Quiet, Wasted Gardner Pt. 4

Plant some flowers with a little more personality. To complete this Quest you need to do the following:

1. Place a Gold Flower Bed.

After you do that this Quest will reward you with $150 and 100 XP.

The Quiet, Wasted Gardner Pt. 5

Bonnie didn't realize how much hard work that would be. Time to relax and have some fun in the sun with Bonnie! And that means completing the following Task with Lois (who you will need to have unlocked and leveled to Level 3 for her to be able to do this Task)...

Have Fun in the Sun (4h) $125 and 75 XP (Bonnie + Lois).

This Quest will reward you with $225 and 150 XP.

Mo' Money Mo' Mort Pt. 2

Mort wants to use his new self-defense techniques -- and put into practice the manly art called "Parry Nine!" Seriously! Or not seriously, whatever works for you! For me though I think getting Mort to do the following Task works:

Retreat Cowardly (2h) $30 and 20 XP.

Completing this Task has a small chance of rewarding you with the Crafting Resource known as "Bottle of Vicogin" -- and will reward you with $150 and 100 XP.

Fool's Gold Pt. 4

Peter wants to do the Robot. Give him a hand with the following Quest:

Do the Robot (12h) $100 and 65 XP.

Completing this Quest also rewards you with $400 and 260 XP.

Dollars and Sense Pt. 4

Peter and Lois need to resolve their marital issues -- so have them both do the following Task:

Resolve Marital Issues (8h) $200 and 125 XP.

This Quest also rewards you with 10 Clams and 150 XP.

The Greatest Little Quahog Circus

Help Chris Splat 10 Clowns... And then some!

This Special Event / Quest came out of the blue and with zero warning offering the barest of descriptions:

Through Sunday -- Collect special items and help Chris splat clowns with pie to win a limited edition clown outfit for Peter!

Clowns + Cotton Candy Stand = Clown Peter!

The special Outfit is called "Pee Pants The Inebriated Hobo Clown" and it requires the following resources:

• x60 Cotton Candy

• x40 Pies

• x15 Horns

To Progress the Quest simply do the following:

Place the Cotton Candy Cart ($500) - which is your source for Cotton Candy...

Use Chris to "clear" away the evil clowns by splatting them with pies! This is your source for Horns and Pies...

This also has a separate objective is to Splat x10 Clowns - while collecting the objects that they drop...

Once you have the required resources you can go to Al Harrington's and complete the Outfit!

The Biggest, Fattest Loser Pt. 5

Peter now wants to run... but falls and hurts his knee. Have him do the following Task:

Stub his Knee (2h) $30 and 20 XP.

This Quest also rewards you with $225 and 150 XP.

Section Conclusion

As you wrap up the above quests you should trigger the next area -- the School District -- via the Lost Boys Quest, which takes us to the next Section of the Guide! See ya there!