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AHAHA holy shit! I just completely broke the game! That was fantastic!

So I beat the game, watched the ending and thought to myself - that was depressing. Everyone is dead now. Even that little kid.

No, that's not going to fly. I'm going to save the Child of Light and it will be awesome.

Load up previous save, put all my best gear on Holdana, teach Holy Judgement to the Child of Light. Engage battle. Child of Light spams Holy Judgement until Holdana shows up. Holdana Pummels. Holdana then kills the Shadowstorm before any of the other characters have a chance to show up. I get +4,000 EXP and the battle cuts out to Holdana being in the lead, in her party. I guess the Child of Light didn't die after all!

I can keep walking back and forth over the spawn line to fight Shadowstorm as many times as I want now, so far I've killed him three times just to see what would happen.



Unless there's any secret sidequests or bosses I haven't yet killed, I think I'm finished. Fantastic game. :)

I think I figured out what causes it. If you use Outside while on a rope, the game forever thinks you are still on a rope and doesn't change the direction you're facing until you get back on a rope.

Just like if you use Return while in Cid's house, the game thinks you're still on a bridge in the air and won't let you walk through any shadows or the sides of bridges until you walk back on another bridge.

Also, a few thoughts:

There really should have been some mega-hard optional sidequest bosses scattering the world to force you to make full use of the Party Swap feature and all 16 characters. As it is, I've never once had to use party swap or my other 3 parties except to have them run around and stand on switches.

The level requirement for the arena is a bit annoying. I was hoping to tackle the arena bosses at a lower level for a challenge. Having to grind my levels up to face them takes all the fun out of it. And having to grind up the parties I never use to raise my 'average level' is just tiresome. It also makes me want to not upgrade my party's classes since it will drastically lower my average.

Monopolo is pretty damn cool.

There's a no-random-encounter item for the high seas, but not one for general random encounters? Dang, I really could have used something like that for all these multi-party puzzle dungeons.

Did my Daredevil just do 30-50 attacks in a row? Holy shit!

My hero's are all permanently facing left. If I move, they're standing facing left, if I go up or down or right, they look as if they're walking to the left but still go in the direction indicated. Even getting on the boat it's permanently to the left.

This must have happened sometime during the Underwater City quest. Does anyone know how I can fix this, or what did it?

I tried saving, quitting and opening the game back up, but it has persisted.

Edit: Okay, I tried using the Return spell. Now my parties are permanently facing South. Even in multi-party dungeon battles, everyone is stuck looking south. :(

Edit2: Entering a boat makes me stuck left again.

Edit3: Thank christ, going into a well managed to fix it somehow.

I also seem to have acquired a Falcon Sword somewhere along the line, x4 attacks weapon. I don't recall ever picking up a Falcon Sword in the first four chapters, which makes me believe that perhaps my Cursed Necklace became a Falcon Sword. If I picked up a weapon like this, I would have used it immediately.

Or is the FS in a chest somewhere in the first four chapters and I simply didn't notice?

author=kentona
1) No, it is not possible to change classes in New Game +. (I just kind of tacked that option on at the end. It's just the same game, but you get to keep your party, levels and items)

Why would you remove the ability to do this? This drastically kills replayability.

Other things this game is in need of is an options menu to turn down the game music and / or sound volume levels, if such a thing is possible, as well as a method to change the in-game battle speed to Fast, if that is also possible. Every time a battle starts I spend the seconds staring at the bar, waiting for it to load.

The game would also benefit greatly from an item that 'Dings' if there's a hidden item on the screen that you haven't found, in the manner of the Treasure Finder in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, but I doubt this is at all easy to code. I spent forever looking for that man's gold in the dirt in chapter 2, never could find it - I suspect he was trolling me.