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How do you get more requests???

I recently started this game and I've done all the requests, and the only two left are the ones for tanya that you have to fight monsters to beat. I've played both requests 2 times each and still no new requests have come up.

Date of Question: Feb 16th 2009 | Question ID: 138723

alh453 | Member | Joined: Oct 21st 2008
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Once you've completed all of the requests asked by villagers and your friendship levels with them are at 9 or 10, I find that no new requests will come out save for the ones asked by Tanya. In the first generation, the only three requests left from Tanya are defeating the Pomme-Pommes, the Orc Archers and the Goblin Pirates. If you've done all of the other villagers requests and you've married the girl of your choice, then you just need to wait until your baby is born so you can transition to the 2nd generation. New requests will come up for your son/daughter to complete. Hope this helps.

fire_layke | Member | Joined: Mar 16th 2009
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By the way, you have to keep on talking to the villagers practically everyday if you haven't done so so that you raise their friendship levels and also let them put up new requests if you haven't done so.

fire_layke | Member | Joined: Mar 16th 2009
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You have to coplete the ones you have and if you are new to the game(meaning if you just started) you have not met many people.The more people you meet the more bulliton board requests you get

--hope I helped

Sincerly,
me

cool_gal | Member | Joined: Nov 11th 2008
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