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Loading Screen Tips

The Loading Screen Tips are small pieces of text containing satirical advice for the player. When loading the game from the main menu, a random tip will be shown at the bottom of the screen, below the loading progress text. While many of these tips are only meant to be humorous, some contain valuable gameplay hints for beginning players.

## All Loading Screen Tips

* If you hit a sign, you have to say sorry.
* Do not forget to call your mother. You can also do it in the game.
* Mr. Bonjour is handsome.
* You're not a fish. Why swim?
* Did you drink Maple Syrup today?
* I am so sorry, sorry.
* Ditches are closer than they appear.
* Be sure to have free healthcare before trying a diet of poutine and maple syrup.
* The OlTruck bed is the safest place for your items.
* Take notes because this is a good tip, first you need to.....
* Are you ready to crink?
* Which ditch are you going to visit today?
* Chopping trees -> Maple Syrup production -> Turbo -> Tsu Tsu Tsu -> Ditches
* Gravity anomalies are completely normal in Canada.
* Why does everything fly out when going 100km/h off-road? If only the pick-up had straps...
* If you had a real computer, you would not be able to read those tips.
* Error 404 - Tip not found - Sorry
* Keeping the stock suspension settings is the best way to have slow times.
* Big FAT doinks FTW
* If you loose control its because you don't press the gaz pedal hard enough.
* The trees are not dead. They're just hibernating.
Marlo

Marlo is the Charged Potara Fusion of rivals Brilo and Marlene. Her power has no limits as it continuously grows as time passes. (This character is a concept and has not yet been put into Dragon Ball: Lifelines. Details are subject to change.)

### Aliases

Human-Saiyan Might, Cursed Souls Combined

## Appearances

### **How The Fusion Happened:**

(This Takes Place around the SSJ2 Era) Marlene had brought Brilo to the world of Kiso in order to have her train that way She could become an even stronger ally, as Marceline had grown even more powerful and it would take much more to stop her. However, in this world instead of them just training all the time, Kiso offered them an idea. It was obvious that if they didn't stop Marceline, the universe was doomed so Kiso introduced them to the Charged Potara Earrings. The difference between the charged ones and the normal ones is that with the charged rings, the fusion is actually permanent regardless of who fuses and it allows people of any race, stature, etc. to fuse together. After a heated debate over whether or not fusing was actually necessary, Marlene finally forced Brilo into it creating Marlo.
Can Sealer

The Can Sealer is a permanent upgrade available for the Sugar Shack that can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation for **$2,599.99**.

With this machine, you can produce Maple Syrup Cans: A homemade alternative to store bought Maple Syrup that can be stored in bulk in Can Crates.

**Using the Crimping Machine:**

* Make sure the Sugar Shack has electricity, and you have Maple Syrup in the reservoir.
* Load the machine with Can Lids by moving them into it.
* Move an Empty Can into the machine; it should automatically begin filling and sealing.
* Remove the full Maple Syrup Can, and store it for later use.
Metal Recycling

Metal Recycling is a service available at Jims U-Pull that will pay the player for any scrap metal or scrap car components they no longer need. The Scrapyard does *not* need to be unlocked in order to use it.

To sell off scrap metal, load as much scrap into the dumpster as desired, and interact with the sign on the side. The player is paid **$2.00** for every **1kg** of scrap delivered; the weights of specific parts can be determined using the Bathroom Scale. Items with the [*Unique*] tag, such as the *Bus Steering Wheel* or *Aftermarket Muffler #5* cannot be sold, as there is no way to re-obtain them in the game.

The phone number **555-8438** is displayed on the side of the dumpster. It can be called, but it only serves to introduce the above game mechanics to the player.
Saint-Clin Du Fin-Fond

Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond is the nearest town to the player's Home. It contains many of the shops the player will frequent, as well as being home to many important Characters in the game.

The two most prominent buildings on the Saint-Clin skyline are the Church and the Farm silos. Smaller, yet still important, buildings include the Post Office, Kali-Gas, Decorations Store, and Snack Delivery. On the outskirts of town, you can find the Maple Syrup Federation and Saw Mill.

There are three entrances into Saint-Clin: One coming from the direction of Francis' House, one coming from the Speedway, and one coming from the mainland.
Radio's song rotation list

In the game, it's possible to listen to six different radio stations—100.9 (rock), 102.1 (techno), 107.5 (pop), 98.9 (country), 91.9 (hip-hop), and 104.3 (jazz)—each having eight songs in their rotations. This page contains names of all of the scores (and their authors) ordered alphabetically per station. Well not *all* of them actually. Sadly, some of the soundtracks weren't available online anymore, and thus it wasn't possible to identify them. However, it was only the case of few, and majority of the songs are here on this list for you to enjoy.

## 100.9 – Rock

* Bangin' Out Da Blues (Memphis) - Jake Hill [feat. Hugh Ferguson]
* Blow off Some Steam - Ben Bostick
* *Unknown*
* Feeling Mean - Ben Bostick
* Fire & Road - Final Demand
* Human Race - Zac Nelson
* Road Trip Rock - Bobby Cole
* Overtime - Jim Diorio

## 102.1 – Techno

* Club And Fashion Vibes - Loops Lab
* EDM Glifada - Gushito
* House Club Party People - Loops Lab
* Ice Cream Hangover - Jon Presstone
* Infinite Nighmare - Beatz Aboelezz
* Konig Type Beat - Kabry2x **\***
* Little Mix Khabarovsk City - Dj.Process Dmitry Lukerin
* Run a way - we20fifty

## 107.5 – Pop

* Arms Waiting - Mountain Walker
* *Verification failed / Unknown*
* Life Is Wonderful - Zachary Nelson
* Lucky Day - Zachary Nelson
* Obsessing Over You - Edward Cudahy
* Somehwere Hot - Joel Dayson
* *Unknown*
* Yes Or No - Simon Britton

## 98.9 – Country

* Lighting Our Nights - Shawn Sackman
* Low Down Ways - Jontavious Willis
* Miss You - Heather Roning
* My Country - Ben Bostick
* Pull over Honey - Robert Stanley
* River Runs - Danny Green
* Ten In Tennessee - Shawn Sackman
* Unzip My Heart - Evan Zappa & The Necessity

## 91.9 – Hip-Hop

* Can't Stop Me - Nite Owl
* Coming from the west side - Donovan Glenn
* Do It (Radio Edit)- Nite Owl
* Feel Good - Nite Owl
* I Rap - Nite Owl
* Street Drug Dealer Trap Hip Hop Song - Q Hef 777
* Strong Survive - Nite Owl
* Switch - Gervin

## 104.3 – Jazz

* Don't Wanna - Just Pete
* *Unknown*
* Give Me Food Full Mix - Bobby Cole
* Joined at the Hip and More - BadaBing BadaBoom
* Life's Full of Surprises - Wicked Ear Candy
* Morning Coffee - Bobby Cole
* The Touch of You - BOSSA Jazz 70's
* Wedding Bells Are Gonna Chime - Charlie Carter

\* ) This score can not be found on-line, since it was composed by member of game's official Discord server
Paint Mixing Workbench

The Paint Mixing Workbench is a workstation in available to the player that allows for the creation of custom Spray Paint colors. Two units are located at specific locations on the map, and they cannot be moved.

Interacting with the bench will cause a menu to appear, from which a color can be created by hand, or a Hex Code for a known color can be pasted. When a color has been decided upon, confirming the selection will spawn a custom paint can on the bench.

The workbench will initially have four empty spray cans available for creating custom colors; when these four are used up, the player will need to bring their own *empty spray paint cans* to continue mixing. It does not matter what color the cans contained previously, and having them near the bench while working will be sufficient.

Each can produced will cost **$30.00** and will have the same amount of usage as the normal cans of paint.

### Where to Find:

* Kali-Gas: One is installed against the back wall of the garage portion of the shop.
* Roger Pièces D'Autos: One can be found in Roger's Auto Part Store, once it's been built.
Michael's Car

Michael's car is one of the street race vehicles found at the Abandoned Grocery Store, during the Night Race. It is parked on the sidewalk opposite the store, next to Luc's Car.

It is a compact, yellow, 4-door sedan with a colorful, geometric livery. Michael, the owner, has already begun tuning his twin-cam engine, but it's not quite perfect yet.

This vehicle can be raced against; to do so, speak to Anthony to begin the event. It costs **$50**, and the race is a straight sprint down the main road leading through town, starting at the Abandoned Grocery Store and finishing at the Saw Mill. The player will receive **$100** if they finish first.
Adopting Léo as a Pet

Léo is a stray, skittish dog added in the v0.323 update. Player have the ability to adopt Léo as a pet, but the process can take some time to complete, since his trust must be gained over the course of several in-game days.

## Things to do First

At first, it is possible to hear about him from Melanie, at the Decorations Store. Speaking to her will give the player new lines of dialogue, ranging from what his favorite treats are, to where the player can start looking for him.

While there, the player should grab a few bags of treats from the display (the flavor doesn't matter), and load them up into their vehicle. Next, they have to pull up their map, and locate the circle marked "Léo" near the bottom left side: This is where the next destination will be.

## Where to Find Léo, and How to Tame Him

After reaching the marked location, the player will be greeted with several discarded packages of dog treats, and a PRENEZ GARDE AU CHIEN (BEWARE OF DOG) sign tacked to a tree.

With a bag of treats in hand, start following the bags of treats right up to the tree line. Léo likes to hide among the trees, and he'll slowly start making his way towards the player. After the player stops moving, he'll slowly creep up to them, takes the treat bag from their hand, and runs back into the forest. If the player moves however, Léo will turn around and runs back into the trees immediately, focing them to repeat the whole process.

This will gain a single point of trust from him, and the progress is viewable in the Friendship tab in the pause menu. It is possible to only gain a single point per day right now, so the player has to come back tomorrow and repeat this process.

## Taking Léo Home

Continue giving him treats for an additional seven days, until the Friendship is at level eight. At this level, Léo will bring the player his dog bed, and they'll gain his full trust! Placing the bed in the passenger seat of a vehicle, and interacting with it will call Léo to sit in it.

Now the player is free to take him back home, buy additional pet supplies from Melanie, and begin taking care of their new furry friend!
Post Office

The Post Office is a place for the player to send and receive letters in Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. It is located down the main road from the Abandoned Grocery Store, not far from the Snack Delivery hut. It is open Monday through Sunday, 24 hours per day.

**P.O. Box 69** belongs to the player, and is where they'll receive their utility service bills from the Electric Company, as well as advertisment pamphlets from Maple Syrup Federation and the Traveling Van / Roger Pièces D'Autos.
Joe Lala

**Joseph Anthony Lala** (b. November 3, 1947 d. March 18, 2014) (aka Mark Cacciatore) was an American actor and musician who provided voices in the first 2 LeapFrog videos (Letter Factory and Talking Words Factory). He died on March 18, 2014 at the age of 66 due to lung cancer.

## Trivia

* He was the ex-husband of Ginny McSwain, who is the voice director of Letter Factory along with Bruce D. Johnson.
Fertilizer Pack

Fertilizer Packs are paper bags of natural plant fertilizer made at a Composter. They are used to speed up the growth of various plants, including Cannabis and Potatoes.

Each bag of Fertilizer can be used 20 times before being depleted if used on individual plants, or it can be loaded into the Fertilizer Reservoir in the Underground Bunker to fill its capacity by 25%.
Tire Changer

* Tire Changer at Kali-Gas
* Tire Changer at Jims-U-Pull
* Tire Changer at the Racetrack
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The Tire Changer is a tool available to the player to mount and dismount wheels and Tires in the game. Multiple units are located at specific locations around the map, and they cannot be moved.

To mount a tire to a wheel, take your chosen rim and place it on the top, center pole of the mechanism; it should snap into place. Fit your Tire of choice on top of the wheel, and the tool should start the process of meshing rubber to rim. Once the process is finished, you're free to remove the seated tire, and place it aside to be inflated with a Tire Pump.

To dismount a wheel assembly, fully deflate the tire using a Tire Pump, and place the wheel and tire at the base of the machine; it should snap into place. Pressing down on the handle will force the tire down and away from the rim, and the two parts should separate easily. If you unintentionally place a wheel under the arm of the mechanism, it can be removed by clicking with the Right Mouse Button.

### Where to Find:

* Kali-Gas: You will be charged **$15** per tire mounted/unmounted
* Jims-U-Pull: This rusty model is free to use
* Speedway: This model is free to use after paying to unlock the Speedway
* Roger Pièces D'Autos: This model is free to use after unlocking Roger's upgraded shop
Compost Machine

The Compost Machine is a tool used to turn organic matter into Fertilizer Packs. One is located at the Cottage, but another may be purchased for the player's Bunker.

To use the Composter, open the lid to the wooden box. Fill a Harvesting Basket with organic matter, such as Potatoes, and move it to the open Composter; the basket's contents should fill the box. Close the lid, and allow enough time to pass for some of the organic matter to compost into fertilizer. When enough has been created, you can interact with the white packaging unit to create a Fertilizer Pack.

A second unit is available for purchase from the Weed Dealers' Barn as an upgrade for the player's Underground Bunker. It costs **$9999.99** and has twice the capacity as the standard model.
Night Race

The Night Race is a nightly street race that happens in front of the Abandoned Grocery Store. It starts at 22:00 and ends at 03:00. It is possible for the player to participate in these races, but only using their Konig or Prinz.

**There are 6 characters involved in the event:**

* Anthony, the race organizer
* Felix and Antoine, Anthony's friends
* Michael, Luc, and Tom, the racers.

Speaking to Anthony will let the player wager money in races against Michael, Luc, and Tom. If the player wins the race, they'll win **Double** the amount they wagered. Winning certain races, or winning a certain number of races in a row can give the player rewards, claimable through Anthony.

Additionally, Raymond can be found around the side of the building. He will randomly spawn on any night, but is guaranteed to spawn on Fridays.
Map

*An interactive version of the map can be found here.*

The map can be accessed by pressing **M** in-game. It is a static map, and does not show where the player currently is.

### Marked locations:

* **Roulotte/Trailer:** Marks the spot where player's Home is.
* **Pas Beau Mais Gentil/Not beautiful but kind:** This is where player's older brother Francis lives.
* **MMMMMMM:** The location of the Maple Syrup Federation.
* **10/10:** This is where Kali-Gas can be found.
* **Je Veux/ I want** **(top circle):** Marks the Cottage the player can buy.
* **Je Veux/ I want** **(bottom circle):** Marks the Small Cruiser the player can buy.
* **Aweille Donc Jacques/ C’mon Jacques:** This is where the Junkyard is located.
* **Parfait/Perfect:** The Sand Pit. Here, one Buggy part and two Konig parts can be found.
* **BRAKE!!:** A sharp turn; for safety reasons, it is recommended to lower the vehicle's speed before this corner.
* **SICK:** The Speedway the player can get access to after getting to Friendship level 50 with Normand.
* **Jamais Terminé/Never finished:** The covered bridge that is sometimes under construction.
* **Pas Diable/No Devil:** A very sharp turn; for safety reasons, it is recommended to significantly lower the vehicle's speed before this corner.
* **VROUUUUM**: Go as fast as possible!
* **CONTINENT/Mainland:** Bridge to the Québec mainland; Weed Dealers' Barn can be found deeper in there.
Maple Syrup Can

Maple Syrup Cans are an alternative to the Maple Syrup bottles that can be purchased from Kali-Gas. They refill the player's Maple Syrup Bar just as well, and the empty can they leave can be reused.

To make a Maple Syrup Can, the player must own the Can Sealer, at least one pack of Can Lids, and at least one Empty Can. After producing at least one liter of maple syrup, load the Can Lids into the Can Sealer, and place the Empty Can within the mechanism; the Can Sealer will automatically fill and seal the can, and it can be removed, stored, and used just like the bottled variety. After consuming a Maple Syrup Can, you'll retain an Empty Can that can be refilled or recycled accordingly.

In addition to being consumed, Maple Syrup Cans can be gifted to other characters to better their Friendship with the player. Any cans gifted away will be consumed by that character, and an empty can will **not** be returned.
Wind Farm

The Wind Farm is a collection of three large wind turbines on the eastern island of the map. Even though it is an unmarked location, it is one of the most prominent on the map, given the turbines' large scale, and their ability to be seen from most other places on the northern islands.

Each wind turbine has a maintenance door at its base, and a long ladder running up its interior; the player can climb to the top of any of the three turbines to find a small red toolbox. The southernmost turbine's toolbox has a 50% chance per week to spawn one or two Cannabis Seeds inside, and the easternmost turbine's has a one-time spawn of an Adjustable Spanner. In the forest between the three turbines, a three-ski can be found crashed against a tree, and its **Unique Steering Wheel** can be collected and used on the Konig or OlTruck.

This is one of two possible in-game locations the player can find the Telephone Number for the Power Grid, as it is printed on the maintenance doors to each turbine; some telephone poles have it posted on signs pinned to them, as well.
Time

Time in Mon Bazou passes at a rate that changes throughout the day; night time passes faster than day time. The in-game time is recorded the same way it is in Québec, in the 24-hour time format, also known as "Military Time".

On Saturdays, many places, like the Maple Syrup Federation, are closed; and on Sundays, most of them are closed. Even on Sunday, however, some places are still open (Snack Delivery and Weed Dealers' Barn for example).

Overnight (19:00-7:00), time passes roughly at one in-game minute per one real world second. During the day (7:00-19:00), it passes three times slower than at night.
OlTruck

The OlTruck is an old, half-ton, fleetside pickup truck. It comes equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, a 4-wheel drive transfer case, a trailer hitch for hauling a Trailer, Wood Splitter or Dolly Trailer, and a spacious bed for hauling cargo. While not as customizable as the Konig, many of its parts are still customizable: wheels, bumpers, ride height, etc. It also has its own unique upgrades, such as wooden bed extenders, and a 1,200 liter Maple Syrup tank.

The player is able to paint the main body, doors, stripe, interior, grille, and any accessories such as bumpers and roll-cages. Players can also use the Dent Repair Kit and Rust Repair Kits to restore the OlTruck's body panels to a like-new finish.

### Normal Mode

The OlTruck is one of the three vehicles immediately available to the player. It can be found in front of the Mobile Home, near the large concrete slab opposite the garden shed.

### Hard Mode

The OlTruck can be purchased from a large commercial building in Town, down the street from the school for **$2500**. It is parked in front of the bay doors of the building, and it can be purchased by interacting with its For Sale sign. Players should note that this version does *not* come equipped with a trailer hitch, so one must be purchased from the Kali-Gas or Roger Pièces D'Autos and installed afterwards.
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Anthony's Car

Anthony's car is one of street race vehicles found at the Abandoned Grocery Store, during the Night Race. It is parked directly in front of the store, to the right of Antoine's Car.

It is a compact, red, 3-door hatchback with multiple cosmetic upgrades, including a carbon-fiber hood and aftermarket air dam.

This vehicle cannot be raced against; instead, Anthony chooses to organize and spectate the races with his friends Felix and Antoine.
Player Garage

The Garage is a building the player can choose to have constructed at the Mobile Home. It is a large, open building with room to comfortably store multiple vehicles, shelves, and automotive parts. The shutter door is electric, and requires power from the Generator or The Grid to function.

In order to build the Garage, the player must first achieve Friendship level 25 with Francis. Afterwards, he will offer to build it in exchange for 48 pieces of Firewood; be aware, this firewood will have a special drop-off point near his truck, away from his normal sell point. Once the firewood has been delivered, he will begin building the Garage; it is advised to not store anything on the concrete slab at this point, as it may impede construction or be lost in the process. After six working days, the Garage will be complete and available for the player to use.
Potatoes

Potatoes are a crop that can be grown and harvested in the game. The player can find their first potato seed in the Farmers Market Stall in town; this seed will respawn once per week, so players should check back regularly if they need more.

Potatoes can be planted in soil tilled up by the Shovel, or in Outdoor Growing Pots purchased from the Decorations Store. They must be watered every day to continue growing; this process can be sped up by using Fertilizer. Once mature, they can be collected using a Harvest Basket, and additional seeds will drop to be replanted.

Potatoes' primary purpose is to be cut into French Fries with the Deep Fryer. Once cut, they can be cooked into Poutine or packaged up to be sold to Snack Delivery.
Vehicles

## Player Owned Vehicles

These vehicles can be owned and driven by the player. Some may need to be purchased, found, or built before they can be used.

KonigOlTruckSmoll ATVBuggyLe MissileScrap KonigPrinzRacecarSmall Cruiser
## Useable Vehicles

These vehicles are owned by other characters in the world, but they will offer to give the player a ride if needed.

Martin's CarRichard's School Bus
## Street Racers' Vehicles

These vehicles can be found at the Night Race. Speaking to Anthony will show which are available to compete in a race for cash and other prizes.

Felix's CarAntoine's CarAnthony's CarMichael's CarLuc's CarTom's Car
## Derby Competitors' Vehicles

These vehicles can be found at the Demolition Derby. Signing up at the nearby shed will let the player compete with Le Missile for cash and other prizes.

Jacques' CarAnthony's CarFelix's CarAntoine's CarMichael's Car

## Environmental and AI Vehicles

These vehicles can be found dotted around the map and driving on the roads. Most are for decorative purposes only, but not all.

Francis' TruckRoger's VanRollback Tow TruckBlack Kali-Gas CarWhite Kali-Gas CarAI SedanAI TruckAI SUVAI Minivan
Luc

Luc is a street racer at the Night Race. He can be found at the Abandoned Grocery Store between 22:00 and 03:00.

Speaking to Anthony will let the player wager **$200** in a race against Luc. The race will start at the Abandoned Grocery Store, take a left just before the Decorations Store, and finish at the Maple Syrup Federation.

Beating Luc will award the player the *Aftermarket Muffler #5*, claimable at Anthony any time after the winning race.
Scrap Konig

The Scrap Konig is a stripped down project car initially owned by Jacques. It is the same make and model as the player’s Konig, but it is missing most components needed to function. It can be found in bay #3 of the Storage Garage in the Scrapyard.

Before the player can open the bay door and claim the Scrap Konig as their own, they must first better their relationship with Jacques; at level 40, Jacques will comment on the player’s good standing, and grant them access to bay #3 and the car held within.

Opening the bay, the player will be greeted by a light yellow Konig body, with only A-Arms, Sway Bars, and an ECU attached; all other components are missing. To ease the building process, this garage bay has a unique mechanic's pit in the floor, allowing for easy access to the underside of the vehicle.

This Konig body is functionally identical to the one owned by the player since the start of the game, so all building guides, part lists, and custom ECU tunes will be transferable between the two.

### What to do with it?

Since Scrap Konig is identical to regular Konig, some might be left asking what to actually use it for, so here are few ideas:

* Track only car for the Speedway
* Car for just driving around the city (daily driver)
* Spare vehicle
* Sport trim
* OEM trim
Rust Repair Kit

The Rust Repair Kit is a consumable tool used to remove the rust from vehicles, and some of their parts. It is often used in conjunction with the Dent Repair Kit to achieve a smooth, even finish across the whole car.

To use one, equip it using E, and click the body panel, or part that's wished to be de-rusted; the whole kit will be consumed during the process, and the part or body panel will be left rust-free. For especially rusty panels, it may be needed to reapply a layer of Clear Coat to make the color match the rest of the car again.

It can be purchased from Kali-Gas for **$49.99** each, with a total of four stocked on the shelves per day; after unlocking it, Roger Pièces D'Autos will stock additional three, purchaseable for the same price as at Kali-Gas.

The Konig will be the primary vehicle these kits are used on, but they can also be used on the OlTruck's chrome grille and trim, the Buggy's frame, and any rusty rims on other vehicles, like those on Le Missile.
Tom

Tom is a street racer at the Night Race. He can be found at the Abandoned Grocery Store between 22:00 and 03:00.

Speaking to Anthony will let the player wager **$1000** in a tight, technical race against Tom. The race will start at the Abandoned Grocery Store and finish at the Farm on the edge of town, but it will take many sharp, sudden 90° turns through town to get there.

Beating Tom will award the player the *Lip Spoiler*, claimable at Anthony any time after winning the race.
Francis

Francis is a possible friend of the player, as well as being the player's older brother. He can be found on his front porch Monday through Saturday, between 08:00 and 17:00.

The player may sell any Firewood they have collected to him at any time, by unloading it in the firewood holder in the back of his driveway. He will purchase **Maple**, **Pine**, and **Birch** firewood for **$8**, **$7**, and **$5** per piece, respectively; up to 60 pieces may be sold to him, per day.

**Friendship Milestones:**

* **Hard Mode Only** – At Friendship level 1, he will gift the player a Chainsaw.
* At Friendship level 25, he will give the player the opportunity to donate **48** pieces of firewood in exchange for building the Player's Garage.
* At Friendship level 50, he will give the player His Old Air Compressor, as he has upgraded to a new one. It can be found in the Player's Garage.
Watering can

The Watering Can is a garden tool used to water any Cannabis or Potatoes the player cultivates, or to fill Léo's water dish.

To use the Watering Can, it must first be filled by dipping it in any body of water; the rainwater barrels or any standing body of water may be used. After it’s filled, it may be equipped, and the water poured by using the Left Mouse Button. The total remaining water can be viewed as a percentage in the lower-right corner of the screen.

Any soil that has been properly watered will turn a darker shade of brown, and any plant growing within will gain the [Watered] tag. Plants growing in tilled soil will only progress their growth meters while watered, and while they have access to sufficient light; Fertilizer is not required, but it will expedite the growing process. Rain, and other forms of precipitation, will water any outdoor plants automatically for as long as it continues.

In addition to being a garden implement, the Watering Can can be used to fill any of the Dog Bowls for Léo to drink from. This is especially useful for the set of two bowls, as dipping this set in a body of water would fill both bowls simultaneously; with the Watering Can, the player can decide which side gets filled with water, leaving the other side free for filling with food.

Should the player lose their Watering Can, they can speak to Gilles in order to find it; a second one cannot be purchased.

### Normal Mode

The Watering Can can initially be found in the garden shed outside the Mobile Home.

### Hard Mode

The Watering Can can be purchased from the Decorations Store for **$19.99**. It is sat atop the counter, near where Melanie stands.

Additionally, plants can wither if not watered for an extended period of time.
Making Money

*In the early game*, selling logs and firewood is an easy way to give yourself a nice boost to your initial funds. You already own all the tools to begin selling, and you can easily do so at your lesiure.

*In the mid- to late game*, selling Maple Syrup has the potential to earn you multiple tens of thousands of dollars per week, but requires purchasing the necessary equipment to produce, store, and transport the syrup in bulk.

Racing the Konig against other street racers can be a fun way to make a bit of cash, in addition to the Other Rewards that come from winning.

Selling Cannabis, Radios, French Fries, and Delivering Pizzas can be quick ways to make a bit of cash, but they generally take more time and pay less than other methods described here.

Selling FirewoodSelling LogsMaking and Selling Maple SyrupSelling CannabisSelling RadiosCompeting in the Night RaceDelivering French Fries to Snack DeliveryDelivering Pizzas from Snack DeliverySelling Unwanted Scrap Metal
Tubing Post

Tubing Posts are posts with a four-way connection on top, used to make branching Tubing lines that run between player's many Maple Trees. Three can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation per day for **$45.00** each.

Tubing Posts have two main functions: They can be used to span long gaps between trees where a single tubing line wouldn't otherwise reach, and to branch multiple lines away from the primary line. Even though each Tubing Post can support up to four separate lines, it's *not* necessary to use all four slots for it to function.
Smoll ATV

The Smoll ATV is a small utility vehicle with limited storage capacity, good maneuverability, and incredible fuel efficiency. It comes equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, a dedicated Chainsaw holder, a few wooden crates for hauling small items, and a ball hitch for towing a trailer.

To start the ATV, the player must first shift into neutral; this is indicated by a green light above the gas fill cap becoming illuminated. Once started, the ATV is free to shift between gears just as a normal car or truck would. Reverse has its own indicator light—an orange one—located beside the green one.

The ATV is also small enough to fit in the bed of the OlTruck; this is especially useful as a way to recover a car stranded away from the player. The process of it is simple:

* Drive the OlTruck to the stranded vehicle.
* Return home in the once-stranded vehicle.
* Drive the **Smoll ATV** to the OlTruck.
* Load the ATV on the bed, and return home in the OlTruck.

To easily load the ATV onto the truck, take the Hoist Puller from the bed and place it below the truck's rear bumper. Then, attach the hook to the top of the tailgate, and begin to ratchet the whole truck towards the ground. When the truck is low enough, the opened tailgate will act as a ramp, and allow the ATV to be driven up it onto the truck's bed. After the ATV is loaded, release the hoist puller from the truck and ground, close the tailgate, and drive the truck as normal.

### Normal Mode

The **Smoll ATV** is one of the three vehicles immediately available to the player. It can be found near the Mobile Home’s front door, near the garden shed and rainwater barrel.

### Hard Mode

The **Smoll ATV** can be purchased from the middle farm on the southernmost island for **$1250**. It is perched atop a hill overlooking the paved road, and it can be purchased by interacting with its For Sale sign.
Farmers Market

The Farmers Market is a small wooden kiosk in Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. It is located off the main road on the edge of town, close to the bridge leading towards the Player's Home. It is open Monday through Sunday, from 08:00 to 17:30.

Here, the player can purchase Cheese Curds and the seeds for growing Potatoes, the two necessary ingredients in making homemade Poutine. The seed will respawn once per week, and can be freely taken as many times as the player wishes.
Cheat Menu

The Cheat Menu is a feature added in the Interface/Bunker Update V2 that allows the player to enable various cheats and exploits within their save. Activating the Cheat Menu can be done by pressing the corresponding button in the game's pause menu; doing so will display the cheat menu below other menu items on the same page.

Note that Cheat Menu is **not** available, if Hard Mode has been activated.

Once activated during a session, it cannot be deactivated during the session. Closing the game without saving, or reverting to a save slot that doesn't have it active is the only way to remove it from that save.

## Available Cheats

* Save - Saves your current game session
* Teleport Player - Dropdown menu of available locations you can instantly teleport to
* Gravity - Dropdown menu that affects the strength of the world gravity
* Teleport Vehicle - Dropdown menu of all available vehicles that can be teleported to your current location
* Spawn Object - Dropdown menu of all available objects that can be spawned at your current location
* Movement Speed - Increases player walk/run speed
* Add Money - Adds **$1,000** to the player's bank account
* Needs - Satiates the player's Syrup/Poutine/Energy/Anxiety Needs
* Fuel Cars - Fills all available vehicles' fuel tanks
* +1 Hour - Progresses in-game clock by one hour
* +1 Day - Progresses in-game clock by 24 hours
* Weather - Change current weather
* Water - Waters all available dirt mounds and plants
* Disinfect - Applies Pesticide Solution to all available dirt mounds and plants
Underground Bunker

The Underground Bunker is an upgrade for the player's Mobile Home purchased from the Weed Dealers. It is a large underground complex equipped with overhead water sprayers, an in-line Fertilizer reservoir, an automatic bundler for Cannabis joints, and a four-level shelf for storage. It costs **$40,000** to build, and requires six to seven nights of construction to complete. After it is built, it can be accessed through the bathroom in the player's home; the drain in the bathtub is the hidden switch to open it.

The bunker's primary focus is agriculture based, given its large grow lights and overhead irrigation system. Additionally, the bunker is a *clean room*, meaning that garden pests will not Infest your plants and stunt their growth. Three growing pots are included with the bunker when it's fully built, but more can be purchased from the Decorations Store.

## Bunker Upgrades

There are three permanent upgrades available for purchase from the Weed Dealers' Barn. They can be found in the barn's interior, and will be installed the same business day as they are purchased.

* The Huge Packager Machine will let you assemble *huge* bundles of Cannabis joints from 27 *big* bundles of joints. These huge bundles can only be sold to the Weed Dealers, and they will pay **$10,000** for each. This machine retains the previous model's ability to produce big bundles, as well; simply press the button of the desired size bundle you wish to create.
* The Big Electric Compost Machine is a larger variant of composter used to make Fertilizer. It holds twice as much material as the composter found at the Cottage, and has the added benefit of being located directly below the fertilizer reservoir.
* The French Fry Press is an automatic French fry cutter that produces French Fry Packs. It requires two small Harvesting Baskets of Potatoes to produce one bag of fries.
Seasonal Changes

## Limited-Time Collectibles

Seasonal collectibles are available in-game for a limited time during the year. As of the current build of the game, the only way to obtain them is to load your save during the update that added the item.

A Candy CaneAn Easter BunnyA RoseThe One-Year Anniversary TrophyA SnowflakeA Flag of CanadaA Flag of QuébecAn Easter Egg BasketA Valentine's Day Chocolate BoxSantaGoat's MugA Christmas Stocking
## Map Changes

For some holidays, the map may be updated with temporary changes to major landmarks to commemorate the occasion. These are often cosmetic in nature, but a select few have included interactable elements to them.

Christmas Trees and Snowmen Dotted Around the MapA Bonfire and Multiple Canadian and Québécois Flags in TownEaster Eggs Hidden Around the Map
Tow Service

The Tow Service is a rollback truck parked beside Kali-Gas in Town. It can be accessed at any time, but its services will not be completed until the following business day.

It is used to rescue or recover any vehicle you have access to in the game. It costs **$99.99**, and is activated via the sign on the side of the truck. After you've selected the vehicle you wish to be recovered, you'll be charged the fee, and the vehicle will spawn beside the truck the following business day. Any loose items *inside* the vehicle will **not** be teleported with the vehicle.

The Tow Service follows the same business hours as Kali-Gas: Your car will be delivered the next day, provided Kali-Gas is open.
Martin

Martin is a friend of the player, and a resident of Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. He can be called from any Telephone to give the player a ride into town in his Italic.

Between the hours of 11:00 and 04:00 the following morning, the player can call Martin at **555-2020** to have him come to their current location. It will take him approximately 20 in-game minutes to drive from his home to the Speedway's Gate or the Mobile Home. Upon arriving, he will wait for the player for 20 additional minutes, before returning home.

After he arrives, the player is able to enter his car for a free ride towards town. If they wish to get out, the player can open the door at any time, and Martin will stop to let them out. If the player rides with him until the very end, they'll be dropped off at his house; when they wish to return home, they can knock on his door, and he'll give the player a ride back to the Mobile Home.
Konig

The Konig is a run down, early 90s, rear-wheel drive coupe. It is the game's titular project car, and building it is the player's longest-running objective. Initially, it will contain mostly rusted and worn out parts, but many of the shops in Town can help supply upgrades, fixes, and objects for personalization.

When starting a new game, the Konig will be partially disassembled and unable to start. A few parts must be installed and a few bolts tightened before the player can take the car anywhere; the difficulty of building the car varies by game mode, and is explained below:

### Normal Mode

The Konig is one of the three vehicles immediately available to the player. It can be found near the Mobile Home, near the the garden shed. Before it can be driven, the front-left wheel must be installed, as well as the air intake.

### Hard Mode

The Konig is the only vehicle immediately available to the player. It can be found near the Mobile Home, near the the garden shed. Before it can be driven, both front wheels must be installed, as well as the air intake, and a seat. It is recommended to also install the front brakes, and at least one headlight to aid in the driving experience.

... After being assembled, the Jackstands can be removed with a long right-click, and the car will be able to move under its own power. It should be noted that the car's Tires are still flat, and it will be hard to control. To inflate the tires, a Tire Pump must be purchased from Kali-Gas in Town. To achieve the best grip, the tires should be inflated to ~32psi. Overinflating the tires can cause them to pop off the rims, and having unevenly inflated tires can make the car pull left or right.

Every body panel has various amounts of rust running through it; this rust can be removed by using a single Rust Repair Kit -also available from Kali-Gas- on each panel. A new OEM front bumper can collected from the Scrapyard upon reaching Friendship level 25 with Kali-Gas's owner, Jacques.

A second, much more beaten up Scrap Konig can be found in the Scrapyard.
Portable Game Console

The Portable Game Console is a handheld gaming device used to play minigames and save current in-game progress. It can initially be found in the player's Mobile Home on the arm of the sofa. After picking it up, it can accessed with the TAB key by default. The player will then be greeted with a menu containing two options: Bullet Hell and Save Game.

Bullet Hell is a minigame where the player controls a tiny space ship. They must survive an endless wave of enemies while only periodically shooting out their own projectiles in defense. The player can level up their ship and acquire new upgrades for it, accordingly.

The Save Game option functions identically to the player's Home PC; it saves the game and advances the in-game time by two and half hours. Saving the game depletes one of the green bars of battery life, viewable along the top edge of the plastic bezel. The console can be returned to its charging cable on the Mobile Home's sofa or the Speedway Apartment's bedside table at any time to restore its battery charge.
Church

The Church is a large place of worship in Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. It is one of the larger buildings in town, and its tall spire serves as a primary landmark for many players looking to navigate without the aid of a Map.

Every Friday and Sunday, Roger and the Travelling Van will park between here and the Abandoned Grocery Store to sell specialty vehicle upgrades.

The bells housed here chime daily at 12:00 and 18:00, the first of which coincides nicely with the opening of the Snack Delivery.
Adding Music to Your Game

In addition to the five in-game radio stations, Mon Bazou supports adding your own custom music via the CD Players available in the game's many radios.

To add your own music, open file explorer and copy the following text into the address bar (your user will autofill)

```
C:\Users\%userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\Santa Goat\Mon Bazou\CDPlayer

```

Once there, paste your loose music files into the folder. As of the current build of the game, it is recommended to use the **.OGG** file format, but **.MP3** and **.WAV** are also supported. File names do not matter, as all songs will display as, "*Track 1, Track 2*..." within the game.

With your music safely in the game's files, launch Mon Bazou, and load your save. Once loaded in, enter the pause menu, navigate to the *General* tab, and locate the setting that reads, "*CD Player: 0 loaded.*" Next to this, should be a large **LOAD** button. Pressing this button will load your music files into the game. The setting should now display the number of songs you have placed in the file.

To play your music, find a radio. Power it on, and press the **FM/CD** button to toggle its mode of operation. Your music will play, and you can use the **Next** and **Previous** buttons to navigate your playlist.
Chainsaw

The Chainsaw is a power tool used to fell Trees on the property surrounding the Mobile Home or the Cottage *if the player has purchased it*.

When equipped, the player may walk up to a Birch, Maple, or Pine tree and hold `Left click` to fell it. Once the tree is on the ground, holding `Left click` on the trunk a second time will cut it into Logs. If the player wishes to split the logs into Firewood, they're going to need a Wood Splitter.

Should the player lose their Chainsaw, they can speak to Gilles in order to find it; a second one cannot be purchased.

### Normal Mode

The Chainsaw can initially be found in the garden shed outside the Mobile Home.

### Hard Mode

The Chainsaw can be acquired from Francis upon first speaking to him, and gaining Friendship level 1. He will gift it to the player and hint at the fact he will happily pay for any spare firewood the player brings him.
Felix's Car

Felix's car is one of the street race vehicles found at the Abandoned Grocery Store, during the Night Race. It is parked directly in front of the store, to the left of Antoine's Car.

It is a subcompact, blue, 2-door roadster convertible with pop-up headlights, and some minor performance modifications. Felix, the owner, has recently upgraded his sway bars, and has plans to gut the interior as a weight-saving upgrade.

This vehicle cannot be raced against; instead, Felix chooses to spectate the races with his friends Antoine and Anthony.
Tom's Car

Tom's car is one of the street race vehicles found at the Abandoned Grocery Store, during the Night Race. It is parked on the sidewalk opposite the store, to the right of Luc's Car.

It is a compact, grey, 4-door sedan with many performance upgrades.

This vehicle can be raced against; to do so, speak to Anthony to place your bet and begin the event. It costs **$1000**, and the race will run on a tight, technical route starting at the Abandoned Grocery Store and finishing at the farm on the edge of town; it will take many sharp, sudden 90° turns through town to get there. The player will receive **$2000** if they finish first.
Raymond

Raymond is a possible friend of the player, and a buyer for any Radios the player may wish to sell. He appears every Friday at 22:00 around the corner from the Abandoned Grocery Store; additionally, he has a very small chance to appear any other night at the same time and place. He will remain there until the end of the Night Race at 03:00.

The player can place any Radios they find at the Junkyard in the trunk of Raymond's car, and he will purchase them for **$110** each; there is no limit to how many radios he can buy per single night.
Empty Can

Empty Cans are small, fillable cans the player can use to package their own Maple Syrup with the Can Sealer. Up to seven per day can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation for **$4.00** each.

Before an Empty Can may be sealed, the Can Sealer must be loaded with Can Lids and the Siroptier must have at least one liter of syrup stored within. After sealing, you are left with a Maple Syrup Can.
Buggy

The Buggy is a secondary project vehicle of the player. The chassis can be found outside the Mobile Home, and it requires 6 different parts to be built. Once complete, it can be filled with fuel and driven around.

### Normal Mode

* The **Tubing** is found in your wooden shed next to your Mobile Home.
* The **Engine** and the **Driveline** are found at the Cottage.
* The **Wheels** and the **Steering Components** are found at the Junkyard.
* The **Seat/Plastics** can be found at the Sand Pit labeled *PARFAIT* on the map.

### Hard Mode

* The **Tubing** is found at the Scrapyard in a white, wrecked car.
* The **Engine** and the **Driveline** are found at the Cottage.
* The **Wheels** and the **Steering Components** are found at the Junkyard.
* The **Seat/Plastics** can be found at the Sand Pit labeled *PARFAIT* on the map.