DELTREE'S PROFILE

Status effects can last a single turn, technically. I can make them last a minimum of a certain amount if that would help, but it's pretty much a random duration up to a max right now.

I think I'm misreading something with the inspecting and the X button. If you mean the over-the-shoulder popup menu, you have to hit the direction twice to pull it up, rather than one and a Z-confirmation. Am I reading that right?

Spells from behind don't matter; just melee attacks.

I can switch the priority for the merchants' elemental message. It's just a branching text logic thing.

Yeah; enemies will only fight if they are outside of special range. I was going to have them use special attacks 100% of the time if they were blocked in by an ally, but it didn't work so well in practice. I still haven't though up a good compromise since it's pretty infrequent. (If enemies always went for the ally before the player instead, it would make things even easier!) So, I am open to suggestions!

I'll find some ways to speed up enemy-on-enemy attacks. I guess it's a pretty stark difference from playing solo. I reckon it's possible to update the inspect box health bars for enemy attacks too.

"Charisma" is an innate property for some characters (for a couple story ones, and it's a possible trait for custom characters too). There are a few different properties like that, and even some cases where a character can have a "magical" property innately, like "Warp".

The lag when confused may be the game trying to run you into a wall. Technically, it still pauses the 3 frames as if a step was taken, but since your position didn't change, a turn didn't pass, so it's a matter of the random step finally moving in a direction you can travel. I think I can add a check to the "move at random" function to tell it to try again if it "fails."

Some "lightweight" items have very short throwing ranges. A fern is pretty light!

I've been tossing the save issue around in my head, but in my test runs (after I reduced the cost per floor from 100 to 50) I didn't have any trouble making up the cost within a floor or two by pawning off weapons and music boxes I found along the way. A quick save, however, is a great idea, and completely feasible. Of course, you'll only be able to have one active at a time, so I'll have to find some way to communicate that to the player. I'll get that implemented in the next week or so! (Bugs take priority this weekend.)