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Everyone knows the story of Final Fantasy IV by now. Yet, I've always wondered what if things had gone a different way? What if, say, Rydia had never joined your party? Or Kain had stayed with you after the incident in Mist? These questions and more are what this game explores, and tries to give a definitive answer to.
This is not a scene-by-scene remake, but rather a re-imagining of what I think a "parallel dimension" Final Fantasy IV would have played like. For the graphics, I took a lot of inspiration from the PSP remake, though I did try to up the quality of the graphics at least a little bit (especially using Celianna's tilesets which are amazing). Most of the tracks from the original game have been replaced with remastered/remixed tracks from all over the internet, such as OCRemix, the DS version, Dissidia, and many Youtube artists.
I'd like to note here that I went for a blending of several prior versions of the game in terms of the actual 'feel' of the game. Such as the title screen, I went for the classic U.S. release on SNES and just upped the graphics as much as I could. Other areas will have more of a SNES feel while others will reference the PSP and even DS versions at times. The maps themselves are similar to, but not exact, replicas of the original maps from the SNES version. Dialogue is going to be a mix of the Gameboy Advance translation with original story by me.
Lastly, a huge shutout and thank you to the dev of Legend of Balance. Your game was an inspiration and tremendous guide for me, and it's awesome.
IMPORTANT - If you come up with an error stating that you are missing the xinput1_3.dll then you will need the following (safe download from Microsoft's site) DirectX Jun2010
**Do NOT enter the Moon's caves post-game or else you will glitch your game!**
Reverted the build to a previous one (in which there were no significant issues save for the lag on the Overworld). My apologies for the inconvenience, but it seems that trying to fix the lag present only caused more issues.
Features:
- Random Encounter Radar System
- You may go to fullscreen by pressing ALT + Enter
- Battle Rows similar to the original game
- Classic side-view Final Fantasy-type battle system (Modified Journey Battle System)
- New cut-scenes and dialogue depicting an alternate version of events from the original story
- 15 to 30 hours of gameplay
- Battle Difficulty options
- Enemy HP Bars (they're visible when an attack is made)
- D-Pad functionality on Gamepads
- New "Lunar Expanse" bonus area (Boss rush dungeon)
- New "hidden" Arena
Special Controls:
To enter Lunar Whale's control room:
Keyboard - Q key
Gamepad - L button
Scripts By:
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And a big thank you to the devs of Legend of Balance:
RydiaMist
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Check out Legend of Balance here on RMN!
https://rpgmaker.net/games/7777/
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Zadok83
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You're welcome. Regarding FF Tactics, I would've loved to have seen a strategy RPG based on the Fifty Years War, when Balbanes Beoulve and Cidolfas Orlandu were in their prime. It would've been interesting to see how the events of that war lead directly into the War of the Lions. It would also be an excellent opportunity to flesh out other characters such as Gaffgarion, Wiegraf, and Elmdor when they were rookies. However, I don't trust the current Square-Enix to do it justice.
You're welcome. Regarding FF Tactics, I would've loved to have seen a strategy RPG based on the Fifty Years War, when Balbanes Beoulve and Cidolfas Orlandu were in their prime. It would've been interesting to see how the events of that war lead directly into the War of the Lions. It would also be an excellent opportunity to flesh out other characters such as Gaffgarion, Wiegraf, and Elmdor when they were rookies. However, I don't trust the current Square-Enix to do it justice.
Sphere
880
author=Zadok83
@Sphere
I finally defeated the bonus dungeon on Ultra difficulty:
I started the dungeon at Lvl 80. IMO, the hardest boss was the Mana Beast! He is caveman strong and doesn't let up. He's also very fast and Protect/Blink doesn't do any good against him. Immune to ailments too. I did enjoy the challenge overall. Great job on including so many bosses from other games.
All in all, playing this game was a wonderful experience. The story and gameplay were solid. The story had a more mature twist to it (which was very welcome IMO). Battles (especially boss battles) were amazingly balanced and required quite a bit of strategy on Ultra difficulty. I enjoyed the ending and everything about the game kept true to the spirit of FFIV.
My only gripes are:
1. No Exit spell. I got tired of having to backtrack through dungeons. This spell was present in the original game and was inexplicably absent in this game. I don't know if Ace was able to handle something of the sort, but that spell was sorely missed.
2. Bugs. I know there is no way to avoid bugs entirely, but there were too many gamebreaking ones present. There were several teleporter issues that wouldn't have been a problem if I had an Exit spell ;P. Luckily, I keep plenty of backup saves in tow so I didn't have too much of a problem with it. This game could've definitely benefited from some good ole fashioned beta testing. Early on, it literally felt like I was beta testing instead of playing and enjoying the game. If it weren't for my hectic work schedule, I'd have gladly been a tester for this game.
Again, thanks for spending the time to make this game and sharing it with the community. I would definitely be interested in playing any of your future projects. I really do hope you go through with an alternate version of FF Tactics, as that is one of my favorite games in the series, especially storywise. Great job Sphere!
Thank you for the compliment and I'm glad you enjoyed the game! =D As for the Teleport/Exit Spell, I did try implementing it but it caused so many glitches with other scripts and a major issue during battle (a confused Cecil casted it and glitched out everything lol) that I gave up on trying to get it to work. I missed it too though, totally agree with you on that.
As for the bugs? I totally own that. I realize I should've asked for beta-testers before releasing, but hindsight is 20/20 and honestly, I felt that I needed "dev cred" before asking anyone for something like that. I felt I needed to prove I could create and complete a game before I made inquiries like that, since this is my first game and all. I know, probably a failing on my part, but I've always had this thing where I need to earn the respect of my peers before asking for them to assist me in something. Anyway, yeah that's on me. I'm just glad that the bugs are ironed out in the definitive version, and you were a major help in that regard and I do thank you. =) I'll be sure to ask for help for my next project when it comes to testing.
Thanks for the feedback, and I'm really glad you enjoyed yourself with the game. I really learned a lot with the whole process, so I'm much better prepared for the next project. I hope to do something with FF Tactics, as it's also one of my favorite games in the series and the story is just SO amazing.
Zadok83
85
@Sphere
I finally defeated the bonus dungeon on Ultra difficulty:
All in all, playing this game was a wonderful experience. The story and gameplay were solid. The story had a more mature twist to it (which was very welcome IMO). Battles (especially boss battles) were amazingly balanced and required quite a bit of strategy on Ultra difficulty. I enjoyed the ending and everything about the game kept true to the spirit of FFIV.
My only gripes are:
1. No Exit spell. I got tired of having to backtrack through dungeons. This spell was present in the original game and was inexplicably absent in this game. I don't know if Ace was able to handle something of the sort, but that spell was sorely missed.
2. Bugs. I know there is no way to avoid bugs entirely, but there were too many gamebreaking ones present. There were several teleporter issues that wouldn't have been a problem if I had an Exit spell ;P. Luckily, I keep plenty of backup saves in tow so I didn't have too much of a problem with it. This game could've definitely benefited from some good ole fashioned beta testing. Early on, it literally felt like I was beta testing instead of playing and enjoying the game. If it weren't for my hectic work schedule, I'd have gladly been a tester for this game.
Again, thanks for spending the time to make this game and sharing it with the community. I would definitely be interested in playing any of your future projects. I really do hope you go through with an alternate version of FF Tactics, as that is one of my favorite games in the series, especially storywise. Great job Sphere!
I finally defeated the bonus dungeon on Ultra difficulty:
I started the dungeon at Lvl 80. IMO, the hardest boss was the Mana Beast! He is caveman strong and doesn't let up. He's also very fast and Protect/Blink doesn't do any good against him. Immune to ailments too. I did enjoy the challenge overall. Great job on including so many bosses from other games.
All in all, playing this game was a wonderful experience. The story and gameplay were solid. The story had a more mature twist to it (which was very welcome IMO). Battles (especially boss battles) were amazingly balanced and required quite a bit of strategy on Ultra difficulty. I enjoyed the ending and everything about the game kept true to the spirit of FFIV.
My only gripes are:
1. No Exit spell. I got tired of having to backtrack through dungeons. This spell was present in the original game and was inexplicably absent in this game. I don't know if Ace was able to handle something of the sort, but that spell was sorely missed.
2. Bugs. I know there is no way to avoid bugs entirely, but there were too many gamebreaking ones present. There were several teleporter issues that wouldn't have been a problem if I had an Exit spell ;P. Luckily, I keep plenty of backup saves in tow so I didn't have too much of a problem with it. This game could've definitely benefited from some good ole fashioned beta testing. Early on, it literally felt like I was beta testing instead of playing and enjoying the game. If it weren't for my hectic work schedule, I'd have gladly been a tester for this game.
Again, thanks for spending the time to make this game and sharing it with the community. I would definitely be interested in playing any of your future projects. I really do hope you go through with an alternate version of FF Tactics, as that is one of my favorite games in the series, especially storywise. Great job Sphere!
Sphere
880
author=fharden
Got ERROR game won't load-- Script input EX "Line 703"
Runtime ERROR occured.
can't load libary: xinput1_3
what does that mean??
That's a new one on me. Looks like you don't have a particular driver installed on your system for XInput controllers or something along those lines. Apparently this is an issue for a few other people with other games as well (Triple A in this case). I've looked it up, and found this - http://steamcommunity.com/app/287700/discussions/0/527274088398027963/
Granted that's for Metal Gear V, but the problem is the same for you. I would first reinstall Direct X (or upgrade to the latest version if you don't have it already). If that doesn't work, then you may want to consider finding the xinput1_3.dll file and copying it into the appropriate folder, or trying the steps listed in the link above and see what combination works for you.
fharden
0
Got ERROR game won't load-- Script input EX "Line 703"
Runtime ERROR occured.
can't load libary: xinput1_3
what does that mean??
Runtime ERROR occured.
can't load libary: xinput1_3
what does that mean??
Zadok83
85
author=demonlord5000
@kenlan
Just to add, you are in the right spot for hunting flans. They are a very rare encounter though so don't get discouraged and start thinking you're in the wrong spot (I was starting to have doubts by the time I found one too). Pretty sure you'd need pure luck (and a lot of it) to ever find one without knowing about those tiles. If I recall it took me 132 battles to find my first flan with that knowledge, and the drop isn't guaranteed either. My advice is if you're not a completionist like I am then don't worry about the drops, or if you just want to see the flan then only bother going after one and hope for the best.
Also yeah, that AAA boss is tough. I honestly had a harder time with it than I did the bonus dungeon just because of that stomp ability inflicting slow. After I went and grabbed the ribbon I ended up stomping that boss instead.
That said, glad you're enjoying the game.
@zadok
FF2 was the one without an experience system right? I remember that system being rather odd and very abusable, and I couldn't get through it as a result, so that's probably why I didn't get that one. I think ff3 got an english port to a handheld but I never got my hands on a copy. Was always curious about the job system in that cause I loved ff5, so I'd like to play it at some point. As for ultima, that makes sense. I only ever played the original tactics so I knew that boss as Altima.
Correct on all points. The FF2 experience system was pretty much a train wreck. I learned early on that in order to gain any sort of points and get any stronger, I had to have my characters fight EACH OTHER. Having to set all of that up got tedious really fast, but I persevered til the end. FF3 was pretty good altogether and it's job system got slightly retooled and upgraded to be used in FF5. Later on, FF Tactics built it's job system upon the one in FF5.
demonlord5000
578
@kenlan
That said, glad you're enjoying the game.
@zadok
FF2 was the one without an experience system right? I remember that system being rather odd and very abusable, and I couldn't get through it as a result, so that's probably why I didn't get that one. I think ff3 got an english port to a handheld but I never got my hands on a copy. Was always curious about the job system in that cause I loved ff5, so I'd like to play it at some point. As for ultima, that makes sense. I only ever played the original tactics so I knew that boss as Altima.
Just to add, you are in the right spot for hunting flans. They are a very rare encounter though so don't get discouraged and start thinking you're in the wrong spot (I was starting to have doubts by the time I found one too). Pretty sure you'd need pure luck (and a lot of it) to ever find one without knowing about those tiles. If I recall it took me 132 battles to find my first flan with that knowledge, and the drop isn't guaranteed either. My advice is if you're not a completionist like I am then don't worry about the drops, or if you just want to see the flan then only bother going after one and hope for the best.
Also yeah, that AAA boss is tough. I honestly had a harder time with it than I did the bonus dungeon just because of that stomp ability inflicting slow. After I went and grabbed the ribbon I ended up stomping that boss instead.
Also yeah, that AAA boss is tough. I honestly had a harder time with it than I did the bonus dungeon just because of that stomp ability inflicting slow. After I went and grabbed the ribbon I ended up stomping that boss instead.
That said, glad you're enjoying the game.
@zadok
FF2 was the one without an experience system right? I remember that system being rather odd and very abusable, and I couldn't get through it as a result, so that's probably why I didn't get that one. I think ff3 got an english port to a handheld but I never got my hands on a copy. Was always curious about the job system in that cause I loved ff5, so I'd like to play it at some point. As for ultima, that makes sense. I only ever played the original tactics so I knew that boss as Altima.
Sphere
880
author=kenlan
Thanks.Spoilers:The Arena yes, i really just can`t beat the AA or AAA ,someone who stomps me to death.I `m hunting Flans beacuse i read something about an flanarmor?I don`t know,i just want to see a Flan :) .I`m on the four tiles right below the invincible bridge.I think its right.
That would be the AAA boss yep, it's a bit of a challenge to say the least. And you're right where you need to be, but keep in mind, it's still a rare battle so it may take some time. Good luck! =)
kenlan
492
Thanks.Spoilers:
The Arena yes, i really just can`t beat the AA or AAA ,someone who stomps me to death.I `m hunting Flans beacuse i read something about an flanarmor?I don`t know,i just want to see a Flan :) .I`m on the four tiles right below the invincible bridge.I think its right.
Sphere
880
author=kenlan
I`ve beaten the game and now on to the bonus d .This game is a real gem.So good and fun to play.
I wonder what is required to wake up the comagirl?
Glad you enjoyed it! =)
Spoilers ahead!
To wake her up, you need to defeat all of the opponents in the Arena, which is hidden beneath Troia's pub. You'll need to purchase a Member's Writ from the NPC in there to access it.
kenlan
492
I`ve beaten the game and now on to the bonus d .This game is a real gem.So good and fun to play.
I wonder what is required to wake up the comagirl?
I wonder what is required to wake up the comagirl?
Sphere
880
author=RedMask
Final Fantasy IV is my favorite game in the series so I'll probably give this a try at some point. I've already subscribed.
Thank you for subscribing and wanting to try the game out! I hope you enjoy it! =) I encourage you to post up your thoughts and feedback as you play.
RedMask
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Final Fantasy IV is my favorite game in the series so I'll probably give this a try at some point. I've already subscribed.
Zadok83
85
author=demonlord5000
Done. It took awhile to get that flan armor and you were right about it being nice. One thing I did notice in the bonus dungeon is that the armor didn't block petrification despite the claim that it protects against all ailments. Was a tad annoying since I had it on my mage which was my primary damage dealer.
I got most of the references myself (airy is from bravely default, great game to try if you get the chance). I didn't find it particular difficult though as long as I hasted my healer and kept using holy with the occasionally curajas when they let out a big attack. Out of all the enemies I fought in the final dungeon I think I knew all but two or three of the monsters (emperor, cloud of darkness, tanzra, high seraph ultima). It's possible I know some of those and have just forgotten them over time though. Emperor in particular is a rather generic name which may be why it's not hitting me, while high seraph ultima sounds like a ff boss so I feel like I should know it.
The Emperor was the final boss from Final Fantasy 2 (the REAL one) and the Cloud of Darkness was the final boss from 3 (the REAL 3), which were both released in Japan for the NES and never made it to the US (at that time). High Seraph Ultima (or Altima as she was called in the original) was the first form of the final boss from Final Fantasy Tactics. I had to do a search on Airy and found out she's from Bravely Default (I'd never heard of it) for the DS.
I made it as far as the Mana Beast from Seiken Densetsu 3 on Ultra difficulty, but it looks like I'm gonna have to start from another save and level up before I get to him. I keep getting wrecked before I can get 2 moves in, even with Haste.
demonlord5000
578
Done. It took awhile to get that flan armor and you were right about it being nice. One thing I did notice in the bonus dungeon is that the armor didn't block petrification despite the claim that it protects against all ailments. Was a tad annoying since I had it on my mage which was my primary damage dealer.
I got most of the references myself (airy is from bravely default, great game to try if you get the chance). I didn't find it particular difficult though as long as I hasted my healer and kept using holy with the occasionally curajas when they let out a big attack. Out of all the enemies I fought in the final dungeon I think I knew all but two or three of the monsters (emperor, cloud of darkness, tanzra, high seraph ultima). It's possible I know some of those and have just forgotten them over time though. Emperor in particular is a rather generic name which may be why it's not hitting me, while high seraph ultima sounds like a ff boss so I feel like I should know it.
I got most of the references myself (airy is from bravely default, great game to try if you get the chance). I didn't find it particular difficult though as long as I hasted my healer and kept using holy with the occasionally curajas when they let out a big attack. Out of all the enemies I fought in the final dungeon I think I knew all but two or three of the monsters (emperor, cloud of darkness, tanzra, high seraph ultima). It's possible I know some of those and have just forgotten them over time though. Emperor in particular is a rather generic name which may be why it's not hitting me, while high seraph ultima sounds like a ff boss so I feel like I should know it.
Sphere
880
author=demonlord5000
These flans are crazy lol. I really don't think anyone would of discovered them without you mentioning that spot. The spot itself is really obscure, and it took me 132 battles to encounter a single flan (I counted), and then I didn't even get a drop so it must not be guaranteed. Gonna be fun trying to get that single drop I need lol.
Thanks for the help though, and when I'm done here I'll head to the bonus dungeon and give my comments on it.
Also was there a monk like that? I thought I talked to them all. Oh well lol.
Edit: Just exited the dungeon temporarily to stock up at chameleonway cave but when I got to where the lunar whale was supposed to be parked it has completely disappeared...
Edit 2: Since I'm stuck on the moon anyways now (guessing the lunar whale disappearing had something to do with a bug with me entering the final dungeon again post-game), I decided to check the core to see if anything would happen that would let me escape.
Right when you enter b12, it starts replaying the last scenes, except it starts at fusoya about to battle zeromus, and your character passes out at the entrance so the layout is all wrong, still I'm going through with this on the off chance I might be able to access the post game from the beginning again.
Heh, used a bug to escape a bug, that works. I just tested when the lunar whale disappears in the post game, and it is as soon as you enter the first lunar passage. Look's like I'll have to use the bug to escape a 3rd time after I restock and get my item from the flans.
Hopefully none of my findings are in the latest version, but posting them just in case.
Edit: Just a thought on the flans. From what I can tell right now it'd be impossible to find them by in game means (there are so few tiles and the encounter rate is so low I never even came across them by chance). What you could do to remedy that a bit is to add in subtle hints on where you are supposed to go in order to hunt them. Mayby just add in a npc or two that says something like: I heard the flan princess on the moon is gorgeous (this could be a guy on earth), and then a chameleonway could allude to some coordinates or something.
If you ever need any help with testing/ideas for the next game you work on, I'm willing to help out. I've enjoyed this one thoroughly enough, but as someone who knows ff well I can think of a few things you could of added that you chose not to.
I do believe I've fixed that in the latest version, but I'll double-check when I'm home from work tomorrow and got some time. I'd love to have you test for the next game I'll be working on! =)
author=Zadok83
@Sphere
I went ahead and went through the final dungeon, beat the boss, and saw the ending (which was very nice BTW).
I'm now in the midst of the bonus dungeon:
I had a pretty easy time up until Sephiroth. Supernova is evil! Ultimecia was even worse! I cruised through the next 3 with ease until I met Airy. I don't know which game she's from, but she is a genuine nightmare! I'm running low on X-Potions and that "Slaughter" technique isn't helping. BTW, is there anyway to exit out and restock on items? I can walk back as far as Sephiroth's room, but Cecil won't jump anymore.
I'm having a blast right now and the bonus dungeon is everything I wanted and more so far, regarding challenge. Great job on making things interesting!
Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying that bonus dungeon! It's one of my personal favorite areas in the whole game. =)
Yeah from the 7th Floor onward it's supposed to be a point of no return. I did that to show the fact that you can exit the tower all the way up to the 6th floor (FF VI), but once you get to the 7th Floor (FF VII) you're moving into a totally different domain (3D "world" lol) and can't go back. If you've got a save before the 7th floor, exit out of the tower and restock your X-Potions (get 99 of them). That way you'll be all set for 7th floor onward.
Zadok83
85
@Sphere
I went ahead and went through the final dungeon, beat the boss, and saw the ending (which was very nice BTW).
I'm now in the midst of the bonus dungeon:
I'm having a blast right now and the bonus dungeon is everything I wanted and more so far, regarding challenge. Great job on making things interesting!
I went ahead and went through the final dungeon, beat the boss, and saw the ending (which was very nice BTW).
I'm now in the midst of the bonus dungeon:
I had a pretty easy time up until Sephiroth. Supernova is evil! Ultimecia was even worse! I cruised through the next 3 with ease until I met Airy. I don't know which game she's from, but she is a genuine nightmare! I'm running low on X-Potions and that "Slaughter" technique isn't helping. BTW, is there anyway to exit out and restock on items? I can walk back as far as Sephiroth's room, but Cecil won't jump anymore.
I'm having a blast right now and the bonus dungeon is everything I wanted and more so far, regarding challenge. Great job on making things interesting!
demonlord5000
578
These flans are crazy lol. I really don't think anyone would of discovered them without you mentioning that spot. The spot itself is really obscure, and it took me 132 battles to encounter a single flan (I counted), and then I didn't even get a drop so it must not be guaranteed. Gonna be fun trying to get that single drop I need lol.
Thanks for the help though, and when I'm done here I'll head to the bonus dungeon and give my comments on it.
Also was there a monk like that? I thought I talked to them all. Oh well lol.
Edit: Just exited the dungeon temporarily to stock up at chameleonway cave but when I got to where the lunar whale was supposed to be parked it has completely disappeared...
Edit 2: Since I'm stuck on the moon anyways now (guessing the lunar whale disappearing had something to do with a bug with me entering the final dungeon again post-game), I decided to check the core to see if anything would happen that would let me escape.
Heh, used a bug to escape a bug, that works. I just tested when the lunar whale disappears in the post game, and it is as soon as you enter the first lunar passage. Look's like I'll have to use the bug to escape a 3rd time after I restock and get my item from the flans.
Hopefully none of my findings are in the latest version, but posting them just in case.
Edit: Just a thought on the flans. From what I can tell right now it'd be impossible to find them by in game means (there are so few tiles and the encounter rate is so low I never even came across them by chance). What you could do to remedy that a bit is to add in subtle hints on where you are supposed to go in order to hunt them. Mayby just add in a npc or two that says something like: I heard the flan princess on the moon is gorgeous (this could be a guy on earth), and then a chameleonway could allude to some coordinates or something.
If you ever need any help with testing/ideas for the next game you work on, I'm willing to help out. I've enjoyed this one thoroughly enough, but as someone who knows ff well I can think of a few things you could of added that you chose not to.
Thanks for the help though, and when I'm done here I'll head to the bonus dungeon and give my comments on it.
Also was there a monk like that? I thought I talked to them all. Oh well lol.
Edit: Just exited the dungeon temporarily to stock up at chameleonway cave but when I got to where the lunar whale was supposed to be parked it has completely disappeared...
Edit 2: Since I'm stuck on the moon anyways now (guessing the lunar whale disappearing had something to do with a bug with me entering the final dungeon again post-game), I decided to check the core to see if anything would happen that would let me escape.
Right when you enter b12, it starts replaying the last scenes, except it starts at fusoya about to battle zeromus, and your character passes out at the entrance so the layout is all wrong, still I'm going through with this on the off chance I might be able to access the post game from the beginning again.
Heh, used a bug to escape a bug, that works. I just tested when the lunar whale disappears in the post game, and it is as soon as you enter the first lunar passage. Look's like I'll have to use the bug to escape a 3rd time after I restock and get my item from the flans.
Hopefully none of my findings are in the latest version, but posting them just in case.
Edit: Just a thought on the flans. From what I can tell right now it'd be impossible to find them by in game means (there are so few tiles and the encounter rate is so low I never even came across them by chance). What you could do to remedy that a bit is to add in subtle hints on where you are supposed to go in order to hunt them. Mayby just add in a npc or two that says something like: I heard the flan princess on the moon is gorgeous (this could be a guy on earth), and then a chameleonway could allude to some coordinates or something.
If you ever need any help with testing/ideas for the next game you work on, I'm willing to help out. I've enjoyed this one thoroughly enough, but as someone who knows ff well I can think of a few things you could of added that you chose not to.
Sphere
880
author=kenlan
Ohh i forget to rest.Thanks for fast answers and a really great game.
No problem, and glad you're enjoying it!
