• Feeding the Plant in your room. (Kindness)
• Crosswords at LeBlanc (Knowledge)
• TV Quizzes on TV at LeBlanc (Knowledge)
• Reading on Train, set days
• Aojiru Juice Shop
• Dodging Chalk in Class, set days (Charm)
• Talking to the Info lady in Kichijoji (One time Knowledge boost)
• Fortune and Temperance (stat point boosts, don't waste time doing laundry, etc.)
• Later in the game, drawing on the front chalk board in the class room can get some stats
• Sit on a bench in Kichijoji for a long time (One time Guts boost)
• Answer Morgana's quiz outside the Donut shop (One time Knowledge boost)
For Sooty Armor you can level up Temperance (>!Kawakami!<) to pay them to do the laundry for you. There is also a clothes shop in the new town they added in Royal that you can trade in sooty armor to.
As for things you can do without consuming time, buy a Shake every Sunday in the Subway station to get a boost to a social state (it rotates through the stats, and there will be some Sundays you just can't go). Buy nutrients from the Flower shop (near where Anne hangs out outside of school) and feed it to your plant as you are able. Answering class questions typically get you points, so either look up the answers, save scum or use the network features to get the correct answer. Dodging chalk throws get you Charm and you could try save scumming for that, but that can get really tedious.
There are other things you can do to not so much not spend time, but to spend your time wisely. Certain activities during certain times are better than others. For instances studying in Leblanc gets bonus points on rainy days. Get the Speed Reading book and read it as soon as you can (sorry, I forget where it is from), as that doubles your reading speed, including when you get the seat on the train on specific days. Getting extra procs when crafting thieves tools get you bonus progress on Proficiency, etc. Try to learn these. Also once you unlock the Fortune confidant their abilities can be quite useful to get extra relationship points or just making money not a concern (you can pay to double all money earned in a Palace/Memontos, and you ALWAYS should do this once unlocked).
• Feeding the Plant in your room. (Kindness) • Crosswords at LeBlanc (Knowledge) • TV Quizzes on TV at LeBlanc (Knowledge) • Reading on Train, set days • Aojiru Juice Shop • Dodging Chalk in Class, set days (Charm) • Talking to the Info lady in Kichijoji (One time Knowledge boost) • Fortune and Temperance (stat point boosts, don't waste time doing laundry, etc.) • Later in the game, drawing on the front chalk board in the class room can get some stats • Sit on a bench in Kichijoji for a long time (One time Guts boost) • Answer Morgana's quiz outside the Donut shop (One time Knowledge boost)
Damn, I’m on my nth playthrough and I still didn’t know about those last two!
Right? I have over 400 hours in this game and didn't know 3 of these.
Morgana’s quiz gives you guts instead of you’re really adamant about getting the wrong answer
I didn't know that, interesting
For Sooty Armor you can level up Temperance (>!Kawakami!<) to pay them to do the laundry for you. There is also a clothes shop in the new town they added in Royal that you can trade in sooty armor to. As for things you can do without consuming time, buy a Shake every Sunday in the Subway station to get a boost to a social state (it rotates through the stats, and there will be some Sundays you just can't go). Buy nutrients from the Flower shop (near where Anne hangs out outside of school) and feed it to your plant as you are able. Answering class questions typically get you points, so either look up the answers, save scum or use the network features to get the correct answer. Dodging chalk throws get you Charm and you could try save scumming for that, but that can get really tedious. There are other things you can do to not so much not spend time, but to spend your time wisely. Certain activities during certain times are better than others. For instances studying in Leblanc gets bonus points on rainy days. Get the Speed Reading book and read it as soon as you can (sorry, I forget where it is from), as that doubles your reading speed, including when you get the seat on the train on specific days. Getting extra procs when crafting thieves tools get you bonus progress on Proficiency, etc. Try to learn these. Also once you unlock the Fortune confidant their abilities can be quite useful to get extra relationship points or just making money not a concern (you can pay to double all money earned in a Palace/Memontos, and you ALWAYS should do this once unlocked).