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Day and night are two cycles that you may switch between inFantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time. However, this gameplay mechanic won’t be readily available until you’ve made some progress in Chapter 1. Of course, as you progress throughFantasy Life i’s main quests, you’ll unlock more features that make it easier (and cheaper) to pass the time. Until then, you’ll need to use inns.
Where to Change Time in Fantasy Life i
Every Method of Passing Time
When passing time, you’ll have to choose betweenmorningandnight. There are three ways to change time:
Theinnis available for you during Chapter 1. In fact, you’ll be given a “tutorial” on passing time when you go to complete Chapter 1’s “Talk to Auntie Ann” quest. During this, your stay at the inn will be free, but from here on out, you will be expected to cover your own costs. For example, theMerc’s InnatEternia Villagecosts10 Doshper night.
Resting at inns is another wayto recover your HP/SPif you’re out of HP/SP-recovery items.
Camp Sitesare tents in theoverworldthat you can rest at to pass time. Doing so will also replenish your HP and SP.
Finally, there’s yourhouse. You’ll unlock this towards the end of Chapter 2. In fact, you need to rest at your house to progress the story. Unlike the inns, resting at your inn doesn’t cost you any Dosh, so it’ll likely becomeyour preferred way to pass time.
Day and Night Cycle Explained
Why Should You Pass Time?
At first, changing the time doesn’t seem to have any benefits. However, different gameplay mechanics can be influenced by the day/night cycle.
You’ll also want to take note of shops, since most of them will lock their doors when the sun goes down. Be sure you’re stocked up on supplies.
