DARK GAIA'S PROFILE

Those bugs should be fixed now, as I've released a new patch. Unfortunately, I can't really stop Rogues from using spears in that way -- I disabled them from using bows because using a bow one handed makes no sense, but then they would only have two categories of usable weapons, so I enabled the use of spears. Technically, it's still bugged, but it IS possible to use a spear with one hand in real life, so I'm willing to let it slide ;)

@Oblic: I've sent you a PM. Hope it helps!

@dark_dragons: The Orb of Origin just gives you the Origin Blade and Zenith Armor. It never worked, so those items were instead handed out during an event after the battle, but I forgot to actually remove the Orb from the game. In the DLC/update which I'm currently working on, I'll fix that :)

Mute your sound. I'm not sure why, but some computers don't like the music file that plays in the castle.

Hi all!

I might have found a bug,but you will have to check it out. In the volcano quest one of the boulders that should be placed on a plate will not go through an open door.

Fixed in the patch. Give it a download and it should work fine now :)

@atreides213: I understand perfectly what you're saying. Some of the "moral" choices are ambiguous by design. I don't exactly WANT the player to know what the choice they're making means, and for the consequences that add up later to be unpredictable. The early choices in particular don't really have a "moral" element to them (one could easily argue wanting or not wanting revenge as being the "right" choice) -- they just establish Lionel's attitude towards Clara and his team mates, which determines his background prior to game events (ie. being cold towards your past means that Lionel has a darker background, which gives you a more negative rep) and your starting point on the morality scale. The later game choices are very much morality focused. Glad you're enjoying the game though.

@Ro9ge: In the next release, I've implemented difficulty levels. The dungeons (including the opening one) are balanced in such a way that they're meant to be a challenge, but still quite possible to beat. The game is intended to be quite hard and to be a challenge for veteran RPG players, and moreso people who've already finished Legionwood 1, who are accustomed to the difficulty. However, as of the next update, there will be an option to select between 5 different difficulty levels, which should make the game slightly easier or harder depending on your preferences. Thanks for your comments -- the rest will be addressed in due time (I'm planning on writing a manual to go with the completed game that explains the status conditions and Tech mechanics) :)

EDIT: Re: buff counters... it turns out whoever wrote the script made the numbers count down in a rather confusing manner. When it says zero, it means that the effect will be removed at the end of your current turn.

The bad endings are the canon ones, as revealed by Full Circle, anyway :)