RONOVE'S PROFILE

@Hasvers: Do you want to give me your save so I can bump up your levels? I feel really bad that you got that underleveled. :( Did you dodge enemies a lot and the like? Was I not giving enough EXP for your playthrough? But yes, if you can upload me your save file, I can totally fix your levels so you can at least get to the ending! Do you think I should also add a warning after getting Astra from the dream so other people don't run into that? (Honestly, I can't fathom why I didn't if I hadn't).

I think I get your meaning and I think where people notice the quirks with the dialogue is because I did the stupid thing of NOT writing down my dialogue in a word document to go over it to fix things like that. When I started this game I didn't mean for it to go beyond anything really ambitious, so I made the mistake of just keeping all the words in the game editor. That is really HARD to go over and edit (and there are a ton of things I wish I had done differently, but I made it this far), so I'll take whatever comments may be about it now and just put more cohesiveness to any other games I make.

Though honestly, I didn't strive to make it fairytale like aside from the Once Upon a time at the beginning. The game still fulfills my end-goal for it and if people think that I lost something after a certain point, there's not much I can say for it. I'm sad that some feel that I lost the fairytale things, but like I said: learning experience. Clearly I hit on something a lot of people like and lost it, but honestly, when I began the game, I meant for it to be the fantasy-rpg that you know of just with my own spin on it. I think if I create any more games, I'll definitely strive better to keep up what people liked so much about Star Stealing Prince. Any sequels I make after this one if I work up the nerve to would be more on the fantasy-rpg side anyway, so I'm unsure if I should do it because I don't want people to not like it because I didn't continue the fairytale aesthetic.

(And really, if you guys wanted full on fairy tales, I would have to kill Snowe because the moral is: don't do stupid things to put your kingdom in jeopardy, but that's a whole 'nother discussion that I don't want to get into at the moment.)

Anyway. Long winded post: give me your save file if you want to see the ending so I can bump up your levels. I feel really bad that you got stuck. :(

And I have mentioned that I KNOW it's a problem. Very Q_Q indeed. Best thing you can do is tell me more about how you get the problem to happen on your end. And give me your computer specs as well. I've been trying to figure it out so any information more on it would be helpful in getting towards a solution.

@Zyvin314: I'm sorry. :( Can you give me your computer specs? I don't know why it's reacting so badly with you.

@littlebro: uh, finish up the airway part. If I designed it that way and nobody else has said it's being done in the wrong order, you can safely assume that you're going the right direction. If you get to the stairs leading to the snow area, you're on the right track. Dunno how to be more specific buddy. And where praytell do you assume the boss room is? Going by your description alone tells me you're nowhere close.

@littlebro: you're on the right track.

@Zyvin314: if it's a rgss2 player crash, I don't know what to tell you. You say it crashes soon anyway, well, where does it crash if you ignore the book?