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Spray Paint

Spray Paint is a consumable tool used to change the color of various Decorative Objects, Vehicles, certain Tools, and some structures in the game. It is primarily purchased from Kali-Gas, but some specialty cans can be found at the Traveling Van, or later at Roger Pièces D'Autos.

Spray Paints can be separated into two distinct categories: *Colors* and *Finishes.* While painting, the *Color* can be changed without affecting the *Finish*, and vice versa.

## Standard Colors

Spray Paint comes in eight distinct colors:

* Red
* Green
* Blue
* Cyan
* Pink
* Yellow
* Black
* White

Using these colors, the player has the ability to mix and create all other colors they'd want; red and yellow will produce orange, black and white will produce grey, and so on.

All of these cans are available from Kali-Gas for **$12.99** each.

## Custom Colors

The player has access to a Paint Mixing Workbench at Kali-Gas and Roger Pièces D'Autos. This workstations can be used to have custom mixes of paint directly stored in spray cans for later use. This is more costly than mixing on the car, at **$30.00** per can, but it is more convenient. More information can be found on the Paint Mixing Workbench page.

## Finishes

There are four more cans that change the *Finish* of whatever color that has been applied:

* Clear
* Matte
* Metallic
* Metallic Removal

Using a Clear Coat over painted object will produce a shinier, smoother look; while using a Matte Coat will create a less reflective, duller appearance. Metallic Coats will produce a chrome-like or mirrored appearance of a paint, that is *independent* of its Clearness/Matteness.

Clear and Matte Spray can be purchased from Kali-Gas for **$12.99** each; Metallic Spray and Metallic Removal are available from the Traveling Van or Roger Pièces D'Autos for **$24.99** each.

## Chrome

Chorme is a special spray paint that changes both *Color* and *Finish*. It has pre-set values for both, and it creates an effect that imitates chroming. Can be purchased only from Roger Pièces D'Autos for **$24.99** per can.
Tires

Different automotive tires can be installed on the Konig and OlTruck to greatly alter their handling and traction characteristics on various road surfaces. Multiple different types of tires can be purchased or found around the map, some performing better than others.

Having properly inflated tires is very important. Proper tire pressure will result in the best vehicle performance, whereas improperly inflated tires will have significant negative impact on it. According to the sticker located on the driver's side door sill of the Konig, the proper tire inflation is ~32psi; going drastically above or below this number will adversely affect vehicle handling, and is strongly not recommended. Additionally, each tire will handle differently on the various terrain surfaces in the game: asphalt roads have the best grip, followed by dirt roads, and sand being the least grippy material.

\*Note from Santa Goat, the developer: The Offroad tires sharing performance statistics with Summer tires is a temporary issue that will be resolved at a later date. The current way tire grip is calculated in-game is not conductive to having off-road performance be preferred; this issue is actively being resolved, and a proper tire grip rework is planned to be implemented.
Reverse Osmosis Unit

The Reverse Osmosis Unit is a permanent upgrade available for the Sugar Shack that can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation for **$13,549.99**.

This unit is installed between the sugar water tank and the evaporator, and it removes 50% of the unwanted water from your sugar water before boiling. The remaining sugar water is then twice as concentrated, and boiling it in the Evaporator is twice as efficient: It'll produce 2 liters of syrup every 2 minutes, instead of the standard 1 liter per 2 minutes.

The Reverse Osmosis Unit does **not** necessarily require the Power Grid connection; power provided by just the Generator is enough to run it.
Can Lid

Can Lids are the separate, top portions of Empty Cans; they are sold separately to encourage the player to reuse their Empty Cans. The Maple Syrup Federation sells two packs of 12 lids per day for **$5.99** each.

Before the Can Sealer can produce Maple Syrup Cans, it must first be loaded with Can Lids. These lids are stored within the unit, and are used automatically as more Maple Syrup Cans need a lid crimped on top.
Mobile Home

The Player's home is a single wide trailer set upon a decently sized plot of land, with a small garden shed outside, Trash and Recycling bins for waste disposal, a fire pit in the back, and a concrete slab perfect for building a Garage. It is located on the southern coast of the easternmost island on the Map, circled with the caption *Roulotte*.

Inside the trailer, the player can find a bed to pass the night and reset their Energy Bar, a closet to change their shirt color, a Computer where they can save the game, a charger for Portable Game Console, a Deep fryer to make Homemade Poutine, and a refrigerator stocked with Maple Syrup and Poutine.

Initially, the trailer will not be connected to any Utility Services, and the player relies on a portable Generator for electricity. All electrical appliances in the house will need the generator to be running before they can be used, such as the lights, computer, Deep Fryer, etc.

The player is free to Cut and Plant any Trees they find on the land they own, in addition to Starting a Garden of Potatoes or Cannabis.

Further afield, the player can find a location that'd be perfect to build a Sugar Shack. Doing so will allow them to start tapping into the numerous Maple trees dotted around their land, and harvesting the sugar water they contain for making their own Maple Syrup.
Mr. Bonjour

Mr. Bonjour is a resident of Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. Every day at 09:00, he leaves his home for morning constitutional; he takes a walk down the sidewalk to the nearby cul-de-sac, and returns the way he came.

Even though he has no direct interactions with the player (unless they spit on him), it is possible for him to kill the player if they attempt to run him over with a vehicle moving at speed.

Also, Mr. Bonjour is handsome.
Firewood

Firewood is gained by splitting Logs on the Wood Splitter. Each log may be split one time, creating two pieces of firewood. The resulting pieces cannot be split a second time.

Firewood has two main uses to the player: it may be sold to Francis as an easy way to earn money in the beginning of the game, and used as fuel in the Sugar Shack's evaporator during the production of Maple Syrup.

Each tree type produces the following number of pieces of firewood, if all logs are split:

* Maple - **28**
* Pine - **12**
* Birch - **18**

Francis will pay the following for each type of firewood:

* Maple firewood **$8**
* Pine firewood **$7**
* Birch firewood **$5**
Trees

Maple, Birch, and Pine Trees can all be found freely growing all around the Mobile Home and the Cottage. They can be harvested using a Chainsaw, and drop Logs once felled and cut. These logs can then be further refined into Firewood using the Wood Splitter.

Trees do *not* naturally regrow; in order to propagate their numbers, shear a cutting from a mature tree using the Pruning Loppers, and plant it in the ground. In this case, making a mound with the Shovel beforehand is *not* necessary. The growing process can also be sped up using Fertilizer: It decreases the growing time from fourteen to ten days.

Certain trees have uses beyond being used as a fuel source or sold: maple trees are unique in that they produce the sugar water needed for making Maple Syrup; and pine trees—their logs to be more exact—are needed in the construction of the Sugar Shack.
Roger

Roger is a possible friend of the player, and the owner of the Traveling Van. The player can purchase specialty performance and cosmetic parts for the Konig and OlTruck from him. He can be found in the Church's parking lot on Fridays and Sundays, between 06:00 and 20:00.

After speaking with him a few times, the player learns he rents the Abandoned Grocery Store next door, but he needs a bit of money to get it up and running. After purchasing **$5,000** in automotive parts from his Traveling Van, he will furnish and open his Auto Parts Store the following weekday.
Telephone

Landline Telephones are located at key locations around the map and are able to be used to dial out to various telephone numbers in the game. Initially, the player has access to a single telephone; the one in their Home. An additional phone can be found and used in the Speedway's small apartment.

Since Landline Telephone Service is fully separate from the Power Grid and has it's power source, telephones do *not* need any power from the grid, or the Portable Generator. That means, even when power is out and the Generator is not running, the telephone is still fully capable of operation, and can be used by the Player without any issues.

### Notable Phone Numbers:

* Mother - **555-2109**
* Martin - **555-2020**
* Richard - **555-2181**
* Power Company - **555-4743**
* The Cottage - **555-6534**
* Small Boat - **555-3245**
* Abandoned Grocery Store - **555-5890**
* Metal Recycling - **555-8438**
* Speedway Fuel Refill - **555-3835**
* Turbo Construction - **555-7623**
* Six-Bay Storage Garage - **555-8539**

### Additional Callable Numbers:

* **\*69**
* **911**
* **420-6969**
* **555-4628**
* **555-6969**
* **555-1234**
* **555-1337**
Sand Pit

The Sand Pit is a location circled on the map and labeled *PARFAIT*. It is comprised of several large dunes, plateaus, and mounds of sand. Its technical layout and large, ramp-like sand piles make it a popular place to take the Buggy or ATV for a day of relaxation and stunt driving.

The Buggy's **Seat and Plastics** can be found here, as well as the **Welded Differential** and **Offroad Bumper** for the Konig; the buggy part can be found between two large dunes near the coast, and the Konig parts are in a dumpster further inland.
Small Cruiser

The small cruiser is a boat that can be bought in the Town (shown on the map).

Be warned, when you first buy the **Small Cruiser**, the tank does not have much fuel in it. So you might be stranded in the middle of the lake with a dry tank. I recommend you bring a Fuel Canister with you to buy it.

The price for the boat is **$14500.**
Michael

Michael is a possible friend of the player, and the driver of the Sunflower in 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 **50$** in a race against Michael in straight sprint down the main road leading through Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond, starting at the Abandoned Grocery Store and finishing at the Saw Mill.
Dolly Trailer

The Dolly Trailer is a trailer used to tow a second vehicle behind the one the player is driving. It can be initially found in Town in the parking lot of the Decorations Store, and can be purchased for **$2700**.

To use the Dolly Trailer, attach it to any vehicle with a ball hitch and position it near the vehicle you wish to tow. Lower the rear ramp on the trailer by interacting with the rear metal bar; the ramp should slowly lower if done properly. Enter the vehicle you wish to be towed, and drive it up the ramp such that its two tires are positioned *between the Dolly's tires*; during this step, it may be helpful to enter the **3rd Person Camera View** by pressing **B** on the keyboard.

With the wheels on the deck, pull the handbrake on the vehicle, and exit it. Retract the ramp using the same metal bar as before. After it's stowed, secure the vehicle by interacting with the front metal bar on the Dolly; two bright yellow straps should secure themselves around the towed vehicles tires. At this point, release the handbrake on the towed vehicle, and enter the towing vehicle as normal; vehicle handling will be drastically affected, due to the sizable load being pulled.

The OlTruck is the best vehicle to tow with, given its heavy weight and 4-wheel drive capabilities. The Konig, when sufficiently upgraded and equipped with a hitch, can be another viable towing vehicle. While it *is* possible to attach the Dolly Trailer to the SmollATV, it is not recommended to tow a load with it, given its light weight and smaller engine.
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Remote Garage Opener

The Remote Garage Opener is a small device that can open the Player Garage and Speedway's Garage doors. It is automatically added to the Konig's, Prinz's, and OlTruck's sun visors after the Player's Garage is fully built, *or* after the Speedway construction is complete.

The remote has a limited range of use: If the player is too far from either door, nothing will happen when the button is pressed. When near a garage door, however, pressing the button can open and close it, provided it has power from the Grid or a Generator.
How to add Custom Music to Mon Bazou

1. Find the music that you want and make sure that its in either in MP3, OGG or WAV formats. Copy your music files.
2. Hit Win + R and paste in %APPDATA%\..\LocalLow\Santa Goat\Mon Bazou into the Run Dialog and click Ok
3. Make a CDPlayer folder if there isn't one and open that folder.
4. Paste your music into this folder.
5. Launch Mon Bazou and load your game.
6. Press ESC to get into the Game Menu, and press the Load button on the right side of the menu. You may have to click it twice.
7. Once it shows the amount of tracks that you have. Leave the menu. You will have to press the Load button every time you reload the game to listen to custom music.
8. Go to a Radio and turn it on. Press the CD/Radio button (on the right side of the radio in Vehicles and the Sugar Shack, and near the bottom on the radios in the House, Bunker, and Garages. It will say CD Track 01 and your music will play.

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Weed Dealers' Barn

The Weed Dealers' Barn is a secluded building owned and used by the Weed Dealers on the mainland of Quebec. It is located off of a long unpaved road, near the western shore of the mainland. It is open every day, from 10:00 to 20:00.

The Barn is composed of two sections: The hayloft doors serve as a sell point for Cannabis bundles; the interior acts as a hangout location for the Dealers, and as a shop for them to sell growing equipment and accessories.

## Unlocking the Barn

The Barn's interior will, initially, be off-limits to the player character. To unlock it, it's necessary to gain the trust of the Dealers by completing their latest Cannabis order: Bring 12 big packs of cannabis joints to the hayloft doors, and fill the box outside; they'll be paid **$370.00** each.

After the order is filled, it is possible to enter the Barn's interior through the door to the left, and interact with the Dealers inside. Additionally, selling the Cannabis in larger scale becomes available: They'll pay **$10,000.00** per 27 big packs at once, or single *huge* pack. Maximum that can be sold in one day is 8 huge packs, or 216 big packs.

## The Barn's Interior

Four cannabis dealers share the barn: L'allumé, Sebastien, Dahves, and Bobby. During business hours, they can be found spread across the two couches inside the main room, and will be available to sell the player a number items useful for large-scale cannabis production.

### Items Available for Sale:

* Underground Bunker - **$40,000.00**
* Big Electric Compost Machine - **$9,999.90**
* Huge Packager Machine - **$25,460.99**
* Huge Harvesting Baskets - **$78.99**/ea.
* French Fry Press - **$5,999.99**
* [Universal] Custom Wheel - Cannabis - **$420.00**
Jacques

Jacques is a possible friend of the player, and the owner of Kali-Gas and the Scrapyard. He can be found behind the counter of Kali-Gas from Monday through Saturday, between 08:00 and 17:30.

### Friendship Milestones:

* At Friendship level 25, he will give the player access to the Scrapyard.
* At Friendship level 40, he will unlock the Storage Garage’s third bay, giving the player access to the Scrap Konig
* At Friendship level 50, he will let the player get fuel at any time, even when Kali-Gas is closed.
Mix Bottle

The Mix Bottle is a spray bottle of fluid found in the back garage of Kali-Gas. When equipped, the player can use it like a can of Spray Paint to make some paintable objects appear rusty; unlike Spray Paint, it has an unlimited number of uses.

It was presumably made by Jacques, given its location and the caption, "Mix - I hate this client."
Fuel Canister

The Fuel Canister is a portable container for transporting Petrol/Gasoline from Kali-Gas to where it is needed. A 20 Liter canister can be found in the **garden shed** outside the Player's Home.

To fill the canister, take it to Kali-Gas and unscrew the yellow spout with an empty hand (Left click to tighten; right click to loosen) until it's fully removed. You're then free to fill the canister from the fuel pump as much or as little as you please. Once finished, tighten the yellow spout back onto the canister, and use it to fuel whichever machine you need.

Using the fuel canister is the only way to refuel the Generator, but it can fill the tank of any machine: The Konig, the Wood Splitter, etc.

A second fuel canister can be found inside the Cottage once the player has purchased it, but it is only a 10 Liter variant.
Map Torch

The MAP Torch is used to ignite Firewood, Logs, or any other flammable material in the game. One can initially be found in the garden shed outside the Player's Home, but more can be acquired afterwards.

The torch cannot light items by itself; Crumpled Newspaper must be used as tinder to light larger, longer lasting fuel items. While Firewood and Logs are the most common sources of fuel to burn, Can Crates, empty Tubing Spools, Harvesting Baskets or most other wood-based items can also be used.

Kali-Gas stocks one MAP Torch per day, and it can be purchased for **$34.99**.
Deep Fryer

The Deep Fryer is a small kitchen appliance found in the Player's Home. It is used to make French Fries and Homemade Poutine, but cannot be used until the fryer basket is installed. To get the basket, the player must reach **Friendship Level 50** with their Mother.

To make French Fries, the player must bring two full Harvesting Baskets of Potatoes near the French fry cutter. Pressing on the cutter's handle will add a 5% of fries to the frying basket, and consumes 10% of Potatoes from nearby Harvesting basket in the process. When the fryer is full, interacting with the blue tape near the sink will package the fries into a bag, and spawn that bag on the stove.

To make Homemade Poutine, the process is similar to above. First is cutting the potatoes into fries as normal. Then, after cutting, the player needs to add a pack of Cheese Curds to the fries, and press the power button on the cooker. After a short time of cooking, bowls of poutine will begin spawning beside the fryer, one bowl per 20% of the fryer filled with fries.
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Farming

After possessing the required items (Fields and Magical Plants), players will be able to start their farming experience with Kawaii Islands.

To start farming on Kawaii Islands, players need to press the Farm Resources button to reveal their resources stock, split into 3 main tabs: Fields, Plants and Creatures. Each tab will display their obtained items with exact quantities.

To use these items, players simply need to drag and drop them at the desired spot. There are two separate areas for farming Magical Plants and raising Magical Creatures. As the fields can be placed anywhere within the farming area, players can create individual uniqueness for each Kawaii Island with their plant arrangement. Players can double click on the Field slot and remove a plant, move the Field around or put it back to Farm Resources .

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There can only be 1 plant growing on each field at a time. With each growing span, 1 plant will produce a maximum stack of 5 fruits. Each Creature will need to eat 30 fruits occasionally, and will lay a maximum stack of 3 eggs every 20 minutes if being kept well-fed. All harvested fruits and eggs will be stored in the Silo. To check current stock, players can click on the Silo building. The Silo storage limit will start at 300 items and increase as players level up.
Electric Auto Heater

The Electric Auto Heater is a permanent upgrade available for the Sugar Shack that can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation for **$17,999.98**.

The Electric Auto Heater replaces your standard wood-fired evaporator, eliminating the need to burn fuel to boil your sugar water.

Visually, it is similar to the traditional unit, lacking only a chimney, and replacing the firebox with an electrical panel. There is an indicator LED on the front that will illuminate under different conditions:

* *RED* means the unit is off. It does not consume electricity in this state.
* *YELLOW/AMBER* means the unit is on, but cannot run due the sugar water tank being empty, or the syrup reservoir being full. It does not consume electricity in this state.
* *GREEN* means the unit is on, and heating the sugar water.

This is the only upgrade that **REQUIRES** being connected to the Power Grid to function, as the Generator cannot supply enough energy to run it.
Flammable Items

Every flammable item can be used as fuel for the evaporator. Different objects and types of wood have different flammable health points. Flammable health points are substracted by 1 on every tick. The amount of heat produced by the item on fire depends on the percentage of remaining health points.

Therefore, a log will produce the same heat as a firewood piece initially, but will produce heat for longer. However, firewood is more efficient as 1 log produces 2 firewood and a log has less than twice the firewood's flammable health points.

**Logs**

* Maple - 300hp
* Birch - 260hp
* Pine - 280hp

**Firewood**

* Maple - 200hp
* Birch - 160hp
* Pine - 180hp

**Tools**

* Envelope - 10hp
* Harvesting Basket - 180hp
* Empty tubing roll - 80hp
* Window tint - 20hp

**Furniture**

* Decoration furniture - 30hp
* Maple syrup can crate - 100hp
Stereo

Stereos are devices which can be used to listen to FM radio broadcasts and CDs. They can be found in the player's Mobile Home, Garage, Sugar Shack and at the Speedway.

All stereos feature a power/volume knob, 6 preset FM radio station buttons, previous and next buttons for manual tuning and skipping songs, and a CD Player button for switching operating modes.

There are currently 6 FM radio stations available: 100.9 (rock), 102.1 (techno), 107.5 (pop), 98.9 (country), 91.9 (hip-hop), and 104.3 (jazz). List of songs playing in their rotation can be found on the page Radio's song rotation list.

It is also possible to play a CD containing custom music in it; the tutorial on how to do so can be found on the page Adding Music to Your Game.
Computer

Computers are desktop PCs located in the Player's Home and at the Speedway's apartment. They are what the player uses to save their game prior to exiting. Computers require electricity to function, so they must be powered by a Generator or the Power Grid before they can be used.

To use a Computer, ensure it has power, and press the button on the tower; it will begin to boot if done correctly. After reaching the Microsoft Windows XP inspired home screen, you are free to sit in the chair opposite the desk, and interact with the keyboard; the player character will connect to the internet, and a noninteractive game reminiscent of Old School Runescape will play as 3:45 hours quickly pass around them. After having done so, the game is saved, and you're free to close Mon Bazou.
French Fries Pack

French Fries Packs are large bags cut potato fries made by the Player. They can be used as a source of income by selling them to the Snack Delivery, or they can be used to make Poutine in the Deep Fryer.

To make a bag of fries, the player needs to have gotten the deep fryer's basket from their Mother, and to have grown enough potatoes to fill two Harvesting Baskets. Take these potatoes to the fryer, and slice them using the nearby French fry press. Once the fryer is full, the player can interact with the two rolls of blue tape to package the fries into a bag.

For players wishing to automate this process, the Weed Dealers' Barn can sell the player an automatic French fry press upgrade for their Underground Bunker. This press will cost **$5,999.99**, but will produce a whole bag of fries with one interaction, provided enough potatoes are in the vacinity.

Once the player has made their fries, they can choose to cook them into poutine by putting them *back* into their deep fryer with the addition of Cheese Curds, or they can transport them to the Snack Delivery building, and sell them. Snack Delivery will pay **$200** per bag of fries, up to **18** bags per day.
Kali-Gas

Kali-Gas is a small gas station and service center located in Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. It is one of the main shops of the game, as it is the only place to purchase fuel and some auto parts for the Konig, Prinz, and OlTruck. It is owned and operated by Jacques, but Normand can be found behind the counter as well. It is open Monday through Saturday, from 08:00 to 17:30.

In addition to selling premium fuel for **$0.88/L** (with a **$0.05** discount on Thursdays), the player can find and purchase many mid-tier auto parts and upgrades for their Vehicles, 21 bottles of Maple Syrup in a refrigerated display case, and many useful tools such as the Tire Pump and Pruning Loppers.

A Towing Service is also offered here for $99.99 per use, and can be accessed by directly interacting with the truck outside; a Paint Mixing Workbench is located in the back garage, and allows for custom colors of spray paint to be mixed for $30.00 each; and a Tire Changer is in the front showroom that can be used for $15 per wheel.
Dent Repair Kit

The Dent Repair Kit is a set of tools used to pull and smoothen the dents on the bodywork of vehicles. It is often used in conjunction with the Rust Repair Kits to achieve a smooth, even finish across your whole car.

It can be purchased from Kali-Gas or Roger Pièces D'Autos for **$72.99**, and can be used an infinite number of times. To use it, equip it using E, and click the body panel that's wished to be smoothed out; multiple clicks will be required to smooth all the dents out. A message will appear when a part is completely fixed; continuing to click will re-dent the part.

The Konig, OlTruck, and Le Missile can all have their dents pulled using this tool.
Jims-U-Pull

Jims U-Pull is a scrapyard in the back-country of the northeast corner of the map. It's owned by Jacques, and is accessible only after achieving Friendship Level 25 with him.

Upon first unlocking the scrapyard, the player can find a new vehicle, Le Missile, tucked away in the Storage Garage in bay #2. You are free to take it, although it may require refueling, and it has a tendency to overheat. In bay #3, a Scrap Konig resides, but it will be unavailable until the player reaches Friendship level 40 with Jacques. A Tire Changer can be found near the pile of tires near the entrance, and can be used free of charge by the player; a stark contrast to the one in Kali-Gas, which costs **$15** per tire mounted or unmounted.

Many vehicle upgrades, both **performance** and **cosmetic**, can be found here:

* Two Buggy components: The wheels and the steering components
	+ On **Hard Mode**, the Tubing is also located here
* A 5-speed manual transmission for the Konig
* A front bumper for the Konig
* A front bumper for the OlTruck
* A set of Konig Offroad Headlights
* Four All-Season Tires
* Four OEM Konig wheels
* An OEM Konig steering wheel
* Numerous Radios, any of which may be slotted into the Konig for use, with the remainder able to be sold to Raymond
Léo

Léo is a stray dog and a possible pet for the player. He can initially be found near the lower left portion of the map, near a forested path littered with dog treat bags. He will remain hidden unless the player has a package of treats in their hand.

If the player wishes to adopt Léo, they'll need to gain his trust by giving him dog treats from the Decorations Store. He'll accept one bag of treats per day, and each bag will give the player one point of Friendship; at Friendship level eight, he will trust the player enough to give them his dog bed, and the player will become his owner. A more in-depth guide to this process can be found on the How to Adopt Léo page.

After adopting Léo, the player will need to purchase at least two pet bowls and a bag of food to properly care for him. One bowl should be filled with food, and the other filled with water; the water bowl can be filled by dipping it in the Rainwater Barrel, or by filling it with the Watering Can. Léo will regularly eat and drink as he feels the need, so long as he has access to his bowls. If he goes too long without either, he will let our a whine, and a bubble will appear over his head showing his current need. If his needs are not met, he will slowly begin to lose Friendship points with the player.

In addition to being a companion for the player, Léo has the added benefit for being able to lower the player's Anxiety every time he's patted. This is especially useful for Hard Mode players, for whom Anxiety can be fatal.

Friendship **Milestones:**

* At Friendship level 8, the player will become his owner.
Workshop

After making enough Dyes and Materials, players will have the option to craft furnishings in the Workshop. As Kawaii Islands will introduce Home Decoration features in the near future, furnishings are an essential part of its system.

In the Workshop, players will choose 1 type of Furniture Blueprint and fill up the required Material and Dye empty slots to craft 1 furnishing item. The amount of slots and materials/dyes required for each slot is based on the furniture’s type and size. As the outcome may vary depending on the ratio of ingredients input, players will have to carefully consider which materials and dyes they should use to ensure getting the items they want.
Truck Bed Syrup Tank

The Truck Bed Syrup Tank is a 1,200L tank for the OlTruck that is designed to transport Maple Syrup, and can be purchased from the Maple Syrup Federation for **$9999.69**. An external pump and filling spout is automatically added to the Sugar Shack when the tank is purchased, to facilitate its filling.

This tank can be used as a more comfortable alternative to using Barrels to deliver syrup to the Federation: Each barrel fits 120L, so delivering a full tank equals delivering ten barrels at once. The amount paid per liter of syrup is also identical to barrels. Additionally, the tank allows for incremental selling of syrup; it does not have to be completely full for its contents to be sold, and a proportional amount of money will be given based on the amount of syrup sold.

The syrup will be transfered into the tank from the Reservoir automatically when it gets into the range of the Outside pump's hose, but unlike in case of barrels, this process cannot be manually controlled; it can only be stopped by removing the tank from the pump's hose range.

The sell point for the tank is located just beside the Barrel drop-off point at the Federation: A large bay door will be open, and the sell point is located within. Reverse the OlTruck into this bay, and any syrup contained within the tank will be instantly sold, similarly to the barrels being collected. The syrup tank remains mounted to the truck between transactions, and there is no limit to the number of times syrup can be delivered in a single day.

The tank attaches to the OlTruck with two 20mm bolts, purchasable from Kali-Gas, the Traveling Van, or Roger's Auto Parts. It however does **not** have to be mounted and bolted to the truck in order to work; it can be used standalone.
Roger Pièces D'Autos

Roger Pièces D'Autos (Roger's Auto Parts Store) is an unlockable shop located in the former Abandoned Grocery Store. It is a direct upgrade to Roger's Traveling Van, sporting a larger and more varied inventory of parts. It is open Monday through Friday, from 08:00 to 17:00.

In order to unlock the shop, the player must first do business with Roger at his Traveling Van. Once **$5000** has been spent on his various auto parts, he will spend the weekend furnishing the neighboring building with shelves and products, and open the store following Monday.

Here, the player has access to a wide variety of performance and cosmetic upgrades for their Konig, Prinz, and OlTruck; much greater than that of the Traveling Van. In addition, Roger has expanded his services to include an on-site Tire Changer, Air Compressor, and Paint Mixing Workbench.
Player

The protagonist and player character of Mon Bazou is Jason Tremblay, a young street racing enthusiast living in the French Canadian countryside in the mid-2000s.

## **Biography**

Jason is a young adult living near the town of Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond in the spring of 2005. He has humble beginnings, having recently moved out of his childhood home and into a small, Generator powered Single-Wide Trailer. Both of his primary Vehicles are in some state of disrepair, with only his OlTruck initially running well enough to be a daily driver. In spite of this, he still makes ends meet by doing Odd Jobs around town.

However, Jason isn't alone: his older brother, Francis, is a skilled carpenter who built his own house just down the road. His Mother is still cleaning out his old room, and will send him anything important she finds. Jacques, the owner of the local Service Station has already started warming up to Jason, and his good friend Martin will happily give him a ride to and from town, when he's not busy. Many more people in and around town can be befriended, each with their own unique habits and personalities.

## **Hobbies**

Jason is passionate about car culture and racing. He often goes to the local Car Meet, purchases upgrades to make his own car more competitive in Saint-Clin's racing scene, and has many pictures and posters of cars hung in his home and garage. His smaller hobbies include Making Maple Syrup, Boating, Gardening, and PC Gaming.

## **Circle of Friends**

Jason is a loyal friend, even though most people in and around Saint-Clin initially won't know him by name. His starting circle of friends will only include his family, and the local shop owners with whom he regularly interacts, but it won't be that way for long; there are plenty of friendly faces around Saint-Clin, and most of them will happily return any kindness shown to them in the form of gifts, and access to their respective properties.
Speedway

The Speedway is a large motorsport complex found on the southwestern islands of the map. It is owned by Normand and is accessible after achieving Friendship Level 50 with him, and donating **$70,000** towards renovations to have it reopened.

Initially, the player will find the Speedway has been shut down due to multiple noise complaints brought against it. To bring it up to code and be operational, you'll need to befriend the Speedway owner, Normand. After doing so, he'll give the player the opportunity to donate **$70,000** towards installing soundproof barriers around the facility. After they're built a few days later, the Speedway will be opened and accessible all day and night.

The Speedway has a large paved oval circuit, a drag strip, a track course, a Derby Arena, and a small apartment and garage for the player to use. The apartment has most of the amenities found in the Mobile Home: A bed, a Computer, a charger for the Portable Console, a Stereo, and a small refrigerator for storing Poutine and Maple Syrup. Stepping out into the garage, a Tire Changer, Air Compressor, Mechanic's Creeper, Scale, and a storage shelf can be found. The Best Times chart is also located in there—right above the Scale—and To-Do List of time trial challenges for the Konig can be found on the outside wall. Outside the building, a fuel storage tank that can be refilled by calling **555-3835** and a rainwater barrel can be found; the tank can be used for refueling vehicles and filling canisters similarly to the fueling stands found at Kali-Gas, and the rainwater barrel work in the exact same way as the one found at Mobile home.

In addition to that, the Speedway is also equipped with it's own Storage garage, that has two bays and a more unusual design: The bays are rather opposing each other, instead of being side-by-side. The bay #1 is initially occupied by unfinished frame of the Racecar, which has only suspension, drivetrain, and part of the interior installed; rest of the parts required for it to be drivable must be obtained by finishing time trial challenges using the Konig. *More detailed guide about how to do so can be found on the Unlocking the Racecar page.*
Window Film Remover

The Window Film Remover is a tool used to peel Window Tint off of any glass that has been previously tinted. New window tint can only be applied to bare glass, so the old tint must be removed first using this tool. Unlike Window Tint itself, it can be used unlimited amount of times.

Kali-Gas and Roger Pièces D'Autos stocks one per day, and can be purchased from both for **$10.99**.
Maple Syrup Federation

The Maple Syrup Federation is a warehouse and showroom that deals mainly in the production and sales of Maple Syrup. It is located on the southwest side of Town, circled on the player's Map with the caption, "***MMMMMMM*.**" It is open Monday through Friday, from **08:00** to **16:00**.

The building is composed of two sections: the showroom and the warehouse. The showroom is a store selling all manner of Maple Syrup Producing Tools, and Sugar Shack upgrades; this is where you'll find the salesclerk, Eric. The warehouse is only accessible from the outside, and is where the player will drop off their full Maple Syrup Barrels on a pallet to be sold, as well as recovering their empty barrels from the previous day's sales from the adjacent pallet. Left from these pallets is also open warehouse garage door. Inside, the player can find the selling point for syrup delivered using the Truck Bed Syrup Tank, once the player has bought it. Only thing player has to do, is to reverse with their truck equipped with the bed tank into the open door. **Once inside, all the syrup inside the tank will be** **sold automatically**. **Unlike barrels, the tank** **does not have to be full, nor it has to be recollected next day; the player can leave with it immediately after the transaction is complete.**

### Sugar Shack Upgrades Available:

* Can Sealer - **$2,599.99**
* Additional 9600L Plastic Storage Tank - **$9,999.99**
* Reverse Osmosis Unit - **$13,549.99**
* Electric Auto Heater - **$17,999.98**
* 480L Maple Syrup Reservoir w/ Fast Flowing Valve - **$10,599.69**
* 1200L Truck Bed Tank & Outside Pump - **$9999.69**

### **In-Store Items:**

***Numbers in brackets say how many pieces of each item are stocked daily.***

* Tubing Roll **(x2)** - **$ 25**
* Spouts 10-pack **(x3)** - **$ 10**
* Tubing Post **(x3)** - **$ 45**
* Empty Can **(x7)** - **$ 4**
* Can Lids 12-pack **(x2)** - **$ 5.99**
* Maple Syrup Can Crate **(x1)** - **$ 29.99**
* Barrel **(x1)** - **$ 200**
Pruning Loppers

The Pruning Loppers are a set of shears used to get cuttings from Trees, so they may be replanted. The player does not initially own this tool, so it must be purchased at some point during their playthrough. The player should look into acquiring them as soon as they're able to, as trees are a limited resource that do not naturally regrow.

With the Loppers equipped, approach a mature Birch, Maple, or Pine tree and press `Left click`; if done correctly, a cutting should drop. It can then be equipped as if it was a tool, and planted in the ground. *Use of the Shovel to prepare the soil beforehand is **not** required.* Cuttings do require a certain amount of free space around them to grow, so it may be necessary to space them apart slightly. After two in-game weeks, the cutting will fully mature into a grown tree that can be harvested, or tapped for Syrup. After an *additional* two weeks, the newly matured tree will be able to produce its own cuttings, once every two weeks.

Kali-Gas stocks one set of loppers per day, and it can be purchased for **$22.99**.
Harvesting Basket

The Harvesting Basket is a container used to harvest Cannabis plants and Potatoes. With one equipped in the player's hand, they can interact with mature plants to collect their fruits, and leave their seeds behind on the ground. Once full, no more plants can be harvested, and the player must either switch to a new basket, or empty their current one. You can empty the contents of one basket into another by interacting with another harvest basket.

Normal Harvest Baskets are immediately available for sale from the Decorations Store. Two may be purchased per day for **$32.50** each.

Huge Harvest Baskets are available from the Weed Dealers' Barn after gaining the Dealers' trust. Three are available per day for **$78.99** each, and have ten times the capacity of the normal variant.
Traveling Van

The Traveling Van is a mobile performance auto parts store. It sells a variety of high quality performance and cosmetic upgrades for the Konig, Prinz, and OlTruck that aren't available elsewhere. The owner, Roger, sets up in the Church's parking lot every Friday and Sunday, from 06:00 to 20:00.

After purchasing **$5,000** in various auto parts from Roger, this shop will automatically upgrade to become Roger Pièces D'Autos the following Monday.
Racecar

The Racecar is a secondary project vehicle of the player. It is initially found inside bay #1 of the Storage Garage located at the Speedway, and requires three different parts to be built, similar to the Buggy. Once built, it comes equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, a turbocharged engine, a stripped down racing interior, and an aftermarket widebody kit.

Unlike the Buggy, you won't find the Racecar parts anywhere on the map; you'll need to complete a series of time trial races *with the Konig* to unlock them. Outside its garage, you'll find a To-Do List with these challenges tacked to a wall. For each challenge you complete, you'll receive one of the three parts.

* Drag Race -- Complete in under 10.300 seconds
* Track Circuit -- Complete a lap in under 51.000 seconds
* Oval Circuit -- Complete a lap in under 18.000 seconds

Having a fully upgraded and tuned Konig is recommended, as these races have a much tighter margin of error than Street Racing, and will require multiple, *rolling* laps of trying, where applicable. After finishing each race under the required time, you can claim your reward by interacting with the list; the part should spawn nearby. They can be installed by moving them to the unfinished car body, much like those made for the Buggy. A more detailed tutorial for finishing each of the three challenges can be found on the Unlocking the Racecar page.
Refrigerator

The Refrigerator is a large kitchen appliance found in the Mobile Home. It is used to store a small amount of Poutine and Maple Syrup for the player’s initial days when starting a new save; after they’ve consumed all there is, they’ll need to purchase more from the various shops in Town.

The exterior of the Mobile Home’s Refrigerator is adorned with several notes and posters, advertising Snack Delivery pizza delivery job, the nightly Street Race, and reminding the player of their Mother’s phone number.

A second, compact Refrigerator can be found in apartment on the Speedway. This one is much smaller, taking up only the space available under the counter top. It bears no decorations of any kind, and does not contain any initial poutine or syrup.

### Normal Mode

The Refrigerators serve no special purpose; they are a logical place to store the player’s food, and nothing more.

### Hard Mode

The Refrigerator takes on a special food-storage role, as Poutine now has a shelf life before spoiling. When not refrigerated, poutine will last approximately **three days** before becoming spoiled. This shelf life is lengthened to **two weeks** when inside a properly running refrigerator. Functionally, the freezer section is identical to the refrigerator section; both slow the spoil of poutine at the same rate.
Crumpled Newspaper

Crumpled Newspaper is used as tinder to ignite Firewood, Logs, and other flammable objects using a Map Torch. One piece will ignite all wooded objects within a short radius of where it's placed, so be cautious of storing your wood pile near to where you plan to let your fire burn. Once a fire is established, you're free to add more wood to it without the need for more newspaper.

Boxes of newspapers can be found in the Sugar Shack, under a chair on the beach behind the Player's Home, and in the Cottage. The boxes hold an unlimited amount of newspapers, but using more than a few pieces per fire is generally considered to be overkill, and can have adverse affects on game performance when they're ignited.
Tools

Many different Tools exist in Mon Bazou, ranging from simple hand tools to powerful pneumatic Impact Drivers. Most can be equipped in your hand using E, but some require more complex operation, like the Wood Splitter or Tire Changer.

**The player has access to the following tools:**

* Adjustable Spanner
* Air Compressor
* Bathroom Scale
* Chainsaw
* Dent Repair Kit
* Fuel Canister
* Harvesting Basket
* Hoist Puller
* Jackstand
* Magnetic Tray
* Map Torch
* Mechanic's Creeper
* Pruning Loppers
* Remote Garage Opener
* Rust Repair Kit
* Shovel
* Spray Paint
* Tire Changer
* Tire Pump
* Watering Can
* Wheelbarrow
* Window Film Remover
* Wood Splitter
Mechanical Creeper

The Mechanic's Creeper is a tool available to use after the player has constructed the Garage. It's used to gain access to the underside of the Konig for repairs, upgrades, and maintenance. It is especially useful for swapping out the car's transmissions, differentials, or exhaust systems.

A second Creeper can be found at the Speedway, in the same garage as the Racecar; and a third is at Antoine's house, beside the Prinz.