BICFARMER'S PROFILE

"There's no way to determine how close he is to death, just like every other boss battle."

He stops moving (no stepping animation) when hes at low health. Its the same for his soldiers.

Im fighting him in the volcano on full wait mode. When he has half health he summons 3 minions. At low health his stepping animation stops and he stands still. After a few hits when hes still, he sparkles slightly then starts moving again meaning that hes no longer at low health.

I tested again, and managed to beat him when i ignored the minions, he stops moving and doesnt fight anymore after his health bar empties, and i end the fight by taking out the minions. I think the problem was that when i take out the minions first, it doesnt end the fight when he's the last one to be defeated.

Also, i never said it was too hard, and you assuming that is very condescending. I'm dissatisfied with there being a potential game breaking glitch and was hoping that it would be fixed. No need to tell me to 'get gud'

hey, thanks for the detailed explanation!I actually had a backup save right before entering chapter 3 so I did manage to complete the game after all. Aside from that one bug with low hp smashing I didn't get any other major errors. Honestly this has more of a survival feel to it instead of simply mining everything on the map, good game!

Tried this game and got as far as chapter 3 where i was permanently stuck with no rocks to smash. This is probably because i didnt smash all the rocks in chapter 2, but the reason I didnt is because there are several hidden game mechanics that work against you and you are never informed about them. When I noticed these mechanics it made me fairly annoyed and also disinclined to smash rocks in general. I figured something was up when the game was constantly prompting saves but I didn't expect there to be hidden mechanics like this:

- when you hands level up, you are fully healed. However, you are not informed WHEN your hands level up (e.g. at 200 there is a level up) so you might end up wasting balms when you are close to a level up. This punishes people who use alot of balms at once to heal up.
- when you smash a rock at low hp (you have 1HP more than the amount required to smash a rock), the game ignores the smash but takes your HP down to 1. This punishes people who use balms at 1HP to avoid the first problem, resulting in wasted HP.

Basically, the player will be punished whether they like using all balms at once AND using balms one at a time at low hp. Neither of these mechanics are ever told to the player. The result is that alot of HP and balm gets wasted in the long run, and it will be easy to get stuck without balm. So when I tried to avoid this eventuality it resulted in me running out of rocks instead. If these mechanics weren't in the game then Im sure i wouldn't be avoiding rocks in chapter 2, avoiding the softlock situation that I am finding myself in. I hope these arent intentional features, because they are really annoying for someone who notices them.

Another thing, is that each type of rock do not appear to give equivalent rates of HP for points. Some of the rocks are 1 for 1 but others are not. Thought that was strange because that means you should smash some rocks over others, but in the end i ran out of rocks anyway.

primitive historical kids game? sry imma have to ask for a reroll on that

extremely casual rpg. It's a pretty fun and decent length game, but I did run into random crashes throughout. No idea what causes them since they occur randomly at different points in the game. I like the concept of brenda's growth system that sets her apart from the others but in my play she fell far behind the other party members in power level and was basically dead weight in most fights, till i found she had an overpowered skill that i completely overlooked. But aside from the random crashes this was a pretty fun and simple game without much difficulty.