I guess wether or not they'll bring it here depends on how Bravely Default performs. So we're all doing our part. ^^

Found it! My friend code is 4339-2890-8211.

Finally found how to update your own profile card in game (the one that shows on the friend menu). You need to send a move via Summon Friend inside a battle for it to update.

Lv. 5 Knight Edea Lv. 16 with custom Fire 20% Power Moonshadow at 967 Power. Pretty nice for early game .

Edit - Merchant class is boss. The ability to buy a healing item in-battle is one of the most helpful things I've seen.

I know, but I also just want to type it out somewhere since I didn't have pen/paper to write it down.

Your original post isn't very clear, as there is a list of codes that aren't updated with thread newcomers. Which kind of makes this thread confusing.

So, how are you guys advancing ?

I pretty surprised about the difficulty, it isn´t super tough or in SMT terretory, but the game doesn´t outright surrender to you.

I love it btw. , rebulding Norende is super addicting.

I´m still not very far in though, I just got Ringabel and am on my way to Edea/ the fire wizard.

Feels good to play a RPG in German again (just more convenient).

My copy is still waiting for me in store =(  been to busy to pick it up

The difficulty jump from chapter 1 to chapter 2 is insane on hard. A group of 3 Poison moths getting first strike over your party is an instant wipeout, even with best gear possible and my party at lvl 22.

By the wat, updated my profile with a Hack and Slash of 4400 power, if anyone needs a quick help in any boss. (The move came from fighting the Dragon boss). It also has a Sleep effect.

Back from the weekend at my parents without internet. I have made a lot of progress for rebuilding the Norende village though, as I got some villagers already in the demo per StreetPass, that were taken over to the full game.

The white mage was a problem, but I got her with going full into Brave AND fully using the Bravely Second. Brave, Default, Bravely Second and the Specialties are all pretty cool RPG-mechanics, this game is really a great old-school RPG. Thanks a lot Square. I'm even more happy I bought the ridicously big Special edition, hopefully SE gets the message we want more of such games.

In the story I'm through with the main stuff in the second city and now are send to a wood somewhere else. So probably not far, from the artbook I get the feeling the game has five or six main places, and I'm only at the second. I love the merchant-class though (do make this side-quest!) it's pretty different from usual fantasy-RPG-classes, but it also powerful enough to make sense.

A question though: There was another paper that points me to another place. But I wasn't able to find it. Is this in the city? How can I get there?

That second paper points out to the entrance guarded by a soldier near the magic shop. It'll open up once you restore the Wind Crystal and only at night. Beware, the boss fight in that place (Time Mage and Sword Fencer) is easily the toughest in all chapter 1, so be prepared.

I love the Merchant class myself, using it for Agnes at the moment (until she hits lvl. 9, then i'm switching her to Summoner), it really opens a heap more strategies, especially once you unlock BP drink. Got to see if More Money stacks with more characters using the Job/Support ability, found a good place to farm PG on the second chapter (Gardens west of Florem, you'll find a lot of 4x Alraune fights, with a Merchant and a Sweeper bonus, you'll get 700 pg per fight).