Rune Factory 4: How To Make Strong Weapons and Armor

Update: this video is pretty old and i have made a few more videos giving a bit of a better explanation on how to do this smoother. these

links will help :)

If you came here to watch a tutorial video that goes into detail on forging and crafting strong equipment then you've come to the right place.

if you came here for quality game play video... you should watch it anyway.

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[sarahb]

I only feel dread when I faint and wake up to see Jones 🤦‍♀️

[paisleepeyton]

Anyone else here now that runefactory 4 special is out?

[diairairship]

If you haven't completely ignored farming, the best items for upgrading with for the level bonus alone are actually bags of turnip seeds. Cost 10g each, and you can buy unlimited amounts of them.

[nadiraputria]

My little brain can't comprehend how to get the items needed for crafting and upgrading, but i really love the way you explain this things! Good job!

[tierg.]

Frickin' only 12 am? I stayed up till 4 am just to marry Dylas

[vali_raven-eye]

This guide is so helpful. My fiance and I get stuck at Rune Prana and can never finish Act 3. I've tried farming Plant Swords, shooting for rare drops, but this has proven the most helpful. I've gotten farther in Rune Prana then before and I'm gonna take some time to forge and upgrade skills

[愛利おねーちゃん]

This is so easy to understand compared to the other guides I've seen. You have no idea how much this helps for a beginner like me, thank you so much!

[kelseyfielding]

me realizing I crafted over 100 broadswords and vests and then upgraded them all to level 10 each to get crafting and forging to 99: well I'm one step ahead...

[EdeniaGaming]

I love it when someone takes the time to decently explain something. I looked at so many guides and just couldn't find out what this tier system meant, at all!

Then again, the game is rather shit at explaining stuff to you. :P

[eerie]

thanks for the video, would love to see more guides from you since rune factory does a terrible job of explaining how a lot of the crafting works in game.

[vampivampire]

I.. had no idea about any of this. I've just been kind of tossing whatever into the upgrade slot like ehhh xD. Thanks for the tutorial!

[wolvesfang]

He says his name in his theme, "Pork-o-lean"

[Darksiyo]

I usually expect these kinds of videos to be a total suck fest, but this was great. Thanks bruh.

[-L.S]

came for the tutorial (been stuck on Rune Prana for legit 3 years of my life) stayed for the immaculate character name pronunciations

[merlefi]

I haven't played RF4 for ages ever since my Switch broke, so I kinda forgot how the crafting system worked. But I finally decided to buy the game for PC just recently, so I've been browsing for guides while waiting for the game to download 😊

[DaleIsWigging]

I actually came here for once to listen to your beautiful voice and forgot this was the video that you mentioned that

[YueAki]

never had seen a channel that does RF stuff, the majority just do an review etc. Got an subscriber

[MyLittlecat]

I really like your choice of music. Bomberman, Xenoblade Chronicles OST's. Really nice.

[quynhanhnguyen]

Omg why did I only discover this after 7 years??

[JerryBlaze]

Certain items will alter the way a weapon's charge attack will react. for example, using an arrowhead on a staff to raise its level will change the staff's charge shot into arrows being fired instead of say - a standard fireball charge from a flame staff. tho im uncertain what items do what effects in this matter for which weapons, perhaps you might have make a video in the future explaining these effects - as i feel it would help out players who wish to use staff weapons. i myself threw in a bunch of random objects nce, and had a sliver staff level ten who's charge was slow, but level one shot arrows, level two released a shock wave around my character that was similar to an axe's Charge attack, and its level 3 charge released butterflies all over the field that drained life from the targets they homed in on, while restoring my own health by equal parts. -- i'm pretty sure that last effect was from using ambrosia's thorns as the final item to upgrade the staff. and the arrows for charge one was from using an arrowhead on it, i was able to later confirm this much with another staff leveled using an arrowhead.