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I don't think this is really an issue.
You'll have a better idea about the required tweaking when you play through the game yourself. Try and see.

The problem with seeing white clouds on your maps is that it would imply the camera being 10,000 feet high, therefore the sprites and buildings would appear smaller than ants... unless you tell me it's a super-sized giant world.

I recommend turning the clouds black and increasing their transparency a bit more. Seeing clouds' shadows will look much better.

Why are speedy attacks typically less powerful? It goes against the laws of physics.

author=Crystalgate
If we really want to talk realism, armor did not in real life slow you down a lot, contrary to what some rumors may say. So, games which makes armor greatly impair your agility are actually not adding realism.

Yes. Wearing heavy equipment in real life actually lowers your endurance: the ability to withstand fatigue and continuous efforts. In other words, you get tired and weak faster... which might affect you agility over time, but other parameters such as strength, defense and evasion would be impaired as well in a realistic battle system.

@amerkevicius: I didn't get a notification for the edit on your last message, which explains why I only answer now. To pass the flames that block your path you have to throw wind gusts at the flame pillars. These are usually a few steps away from the blocking flames. When there are several pillars to extinguish, you'll have to quickly snuff them all before the flames regenerate.

@aceina: Thanks for playing!
1. Starting with level 2 and 3 charges available was intended because Misae doesn't need rings or bracelets to be able to draw and cast the elemental spirits' powers. I also altered the original game's world, story and "rules" so I could include elemental spirits in it and make them the source of characters' magic powers. These changes allow me to add new bosses and plot twists to the original story.

2. Hit boxes are calculated by the engine's default X,Y position check. Whenever an enemy starts to move, the engine considers its current position to be its destination, even though most of the enemy's sprite is still on its starting position. This system has its flaws but it is much less trouble than programming a custom and complete pixel movement and hit detection system.

3. Foes do drop little money in the demo yet you don't really need to buy anything (except for 2 key items that cost 50 and 100 Gems) to finish it. It seems that many players usually grind up and gather lots of money to buy everything and to feel "secure"...
Yet I hope that players will try to play this game in several different ways, like to rather focus on learning the enemies' and bosses' attack patterns and discover the most effective battle strategies.
There is much more to this game than leveling up to increase your attack/defense and relying on a maximum of medical herbs to survive (not that I think you play like that, but to explain why I believe money shouldn't be a concern to players).

Thanks for your comments ^^