ADON237'S PROFILE

I think with the 6 * 0.5 i was trying to halve something but honestly when I modified the formulas I can't remember what I was even thinking.

Alright, so Alder's base atk stat at level 1 is (7) points. At level 50, it is (91) points. Level 1 is the start and it is capped at level 50.

Enemy stats, bar HP and MP, are around the same range in terms of numbers. They increase with level, so they aren't a static thing like you advised. Average enemy defenses range from 3-12 points. Heavily armored enemies have defenses in the 30 and 40s.

If you'd like, I can give you a base project so you can see the numbers yourself.

@urano23
Guns are limited to a few characters, and most of them aren't available until the Shadelands anyways. Guns will have lower ATK stats than most weapons, yes.

well i fought for at least half an hour and it didn't end, so i am restarting that scene again. if it doesnt work i'll just break into the game and make it work.

The post makes very dumb generalizations about people who get good grades. Under that logic, people who routinely fail their grades are generally intelligent, successful individuals?

I am still young so I have no strong opinion, aside from the fact that I go to school. Memorization is really emphasized compared to the other types of thinking, and it's obvious. There is a school district in my state that has 0% of their students passing standardized tests. That would seem preposterous, but do you think that the public education system is failing them? Or do they not care, and they believe their apparently superior street smarts will project them into success?

Public Education, at least in the U.S., isn't near perfect. The whole argument about the rote memory and repetition seems like that would be given. You obviously can't have everyone or most everyone a wealthy CEO or something, the bottom class(?) is needed. So the fact that not every student is the achieving star of academics that they ideally should be isn't exactly a bad thing.

I don't know, I just feel like I am not getting the best education I should, that quite a few of the teachers that instruct do not care much about your individual education, and its all about the standardized test scores. Nothing I can do about it, but try to take what matters from it all. I still appreciate public education a lot, because I have learned to read and write and interact socially with all sorts of people and have been exposed to so many things I wouldn't have been in a rural Michigan home. People make statements saying that public education is worthless, but it really isn't. It sounds like they aren't satisfied with that they got out of it, which really if they take a step back, is their responsibility to do. Not anyone else's, so there is nobody else to blame as much as their selves. It isn't the responsibility of any other person to force feed you exactly what you should be getting out of your education.

also note that GPA has like nothing to do with how smart or worthy of a human being you are, it is mostly responsibility to do work and such and the ability to memorize and apply things on tests.


if anything should be concerning, it's the cost of college/university! The prices rise with every year and I am concerned affording post-secondary education will be a hefty investment. I am already disadvantaged, so I am hoping going to a University will lift me out of the bottom class at least somewhere in the middle.

I have changed much about Diabolica since the demo was released, so many of these issues I hope will be re-assessed when the full game comes out!

At most, the demo was a tech demo, just demonstrating my little progress made so far, and I am afraid a star ranking will deter people away from a game that is still early in the development process. As such, I will respond to the issues mentioned in the review!

The tech demo does not have the introduction, which I don't do until I have progressed far enough into the story to feel comfortable making yet. I feel like I should have emphasized that nothing is final or complete.

The enemy in the introduction was thrown in there from a list of enemies you already encountered, in the current game that monster is dummied down stat wise and the status inflicting ability is less likely to work, so the battle is much easier.

I will mention the diary and notes a little more prominently, thank you for that advice! I was wondering if anyone would find that.

I plan on adding more scenes for character development on top of the already existing ones because I have spent a lot of time developing their personality concepts and I don't want that to go to waste, so there is no need to worry about lack of character development.

There are different types of Touch Encounters, Passive Encounters are one of them. I will introduce the Aggressive Encounters earlier for gameplay sake, but I thought they'd be a little too soon for that part considering you will have to take those paths more than once.

Overall, thank you for this feedback! I am excited to get some after so much time has passed!