NPCs must be maxed out on happiness to offer pylons at their shop. Happy NPCs will discount their prices to 75%, while unhappy NPCs can raise their prices to 150%. It is also essential because making your NPCs unhappy will increase prices and make the game more difficult to enjoy. This is pretty important as pylons are one of the most useful structures in the game. However, with the 1.4 updates, NPC happiness added many more layers to the game, and you don’t want to keep too many NPCs in the same location anymore.īy keeping NPCs happy, you can benefit from reduced prices at their shop, and if you keep them satisfied, they will offer to sell you pylons for the Biome where they are located. In older game versions, players often built a single structure and placed all the NPCs like a handy prison system. We will dive into every NPC in the game and teach you what you need to do to make them happy with the right combinations so you can start setting up pylons all over the map and enjoy those reduced shop prices.
Need 2 NPCs to use the Pylon and pets count as an NPC to use Pylons.This can be an effortless procedure though you will often need to be creative and search out extra information to ensure you are fostering happiness correctly.
Truffle + Any NPC Pet - Truffle will spawn on Mushroom surface, but you will need to create it manually first while in hardmode.Stylist + Dye Trader - Best prices for Stylist, she loves the Dye Trader and Ocean.Pirate + Angler - Best prices for Pirate for buying items to bolster your defenses for invasions.
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Painter + Clothier - Painter likes the jungle and needed a spot to put the Clothier (I don't value him very high if you can't tell he is free to roam). Witch Doctor + Dryad - They like the jungle and each other. Gun Dealer + Nurse - Getting best price from Gun Dealer. Steampunk + Cyborg - Best prices for Steampunk, she loves Cyborg and Desert and Cyborg likes Steampunk. Need 2 NPCs to use the Pylon and pets count as an NPC to use Pylons. Tax Collector + Any NPC Pet - Likes the snow, I'm not sure if happiness affects how much/fast he makes money needs testing but will most likely move him once I get Santa. Santa - Likes the snow but hates Tax Collector so make sure he is far enough away. Prior to moving the Tax Collector (or Santa) you will need to move Mechanic and Cyborg to the snow biome and buy the pylon. Zoologist + Golfer - Anywhere at least 25 blocks away from the Guide and Merchant so you don't get negative happiness. Guide + Merchant - Near/in your main base in the forest. This doesn't affect the Travling or Skeleton Merchant they use different mechanics which I'll cover below. If you put them with NPCs they dislike or hate, then prices will go up. Get more of a discount for putting them with NPCs they love vs just like. You can have a max of 2 NPCs within 25 blocks and a max of 4 NPCs within 120 blocks, otherwise it will be considered "over crowded" and raise prices for all NPCs affected. You will need to raise the happiness of any NPC Vendor before they will sell you Pylons for the biome they are currently in. So, this system benefits players who treat their NPCs with care and not don't just cramp them all into one small box. The highest prices they can get up to are 150% of the original price. The lowest prices they can get down to are 75% of the original price when they are happy. In the new 1.4 update, NPCs now have individual preferences about living near other NPCs or what biome they live in which in turn affects their prices. If you already know what happiness is and how it effects the NPC, feel free to skip this part.
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