How Can My Character Earn Money?

How can my character earn money?

Rolemaster characters can have several abilities that could get you some quick money (hunting, foraging, leather working, singing and so on) besides the quest reward income system. If you do not have any of these, maybe there is a chance you invest in one that fits your character next time you level up.Besides that, a couple things come to mind. Talk to your GM:Explain that you want your character to be more financially stable and ask him/her for options. GMs generally like to know what their players want and might tailor the adventure to try to grant you your wishes.Talk to your group:In character: Guys, we are risking our lives here and we are barely scraping by, I understand some of you have more money and this is not a concern for you, but it is for me and I would like to pick quests/missions/tasks that are financially profitableAsk around:Whenever you walk into a town, ask if there are jobs to be done and money to be made. You might hear about some nobleman needing something done or a gladiator arena where champions are showered in gold.Everything is for sale:Attacked by wolves? Skin them. Attacked by orcs? Take their weapons and armor. Even if you do not haggle, someone in the group might and he/she could get you or the group better prices, he /she will get exp for it so it's a win win.You do not want to steal from party members…But are you willing to steal from everybody else? I do not know what sort of campaign you are in and it might not be viable, but at least keep it in mind

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How can I deal with my girlfriend making me feel like a loser because I do not make as much money as I am capable of?

The pattern here is the stance of the "victim." If that is addressed, everything else will take care of itself.Several things said in the question details suggest you may see yourself as a passive victim of life. For example, you say you "have an inferiority complex" (passive), she "makes" you feel badly (seeing her rather than you as responsible for your feelings) which is "unfair" (injustice), and you "should" be making more money (self-judgement). These are all passive ways of framing the experiences of your life -- things that happened to you rather than things you take responsibility for.Taking a step back from the passive framing, there are a few things going on: Confidence comes about by choice. If you decide, as a matter of principle, that you want to live the life of someone who chooses to believe he is worthwhile, regardless of the world around him, then you will have that life. There may still be struggle, disappointment, frustration, and anger, but you will refuse to believe you are a lesser person as a result. Intellectually, you already believe you are worthy (you imply you deserve better). So rather than complaining about it, live what you believe. This mostly involves shedding bad thought habits and resolving the "arrogant inferior" dichotomy into "humble self-valuing"You are projecting your own self-judgement onto others. You criticize yourself for not making more money, but you see that criticism coming from your girlfriend or from society (you "should" be making more). Recognize that the judgement is coming from you, own it, laugh about it, and move forward with life.Your girlfriend is probably getting her cue from your own self-criticism. You have three options: 1) laugh along with her as a way to unlearn the self-judgement habit, 2) own your reaction but let her know it's a sensitive topic, or 3) end the relationship.

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Is it better to save more money or make more money? Why?

It is always make more money then save more money. If you make more you will have a situation in mind which will make you to save some money.. and so on.. so earn more .. fulfil your requirement and save the rest n njoy the life. . :).

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which will make more money?

It depends on weather you mean make more gross money or net more money. If you open a restaurant that involves a good chef and a great wine list then you can make more money but the net will be lower. Only if your staff is well trained on the menu and the wine list will you make more. The wine list is crucial since a glass or bottle of wine nets more profit then a plate of food. average price of a glass is equal to a bottle of wine. So after the first pour it's all profit. But if your staff does not know wine you wo not sell any. A coffee shop is a no brain-er but unless it is located where a lot of morning people will be or near a college it might only make a modest amount of money. Bike paths that have a lot of bike riders tend to bring some good business. Did you know that Mac Donald's makes it's money from the Real estate it owns not from burgers? They buy key real estate and put their franchise on it. Then they make money selling everything to the franchise owner and they make money on the real estate as well as the shopping center they may be in.