FREDO'S PROFILE

author=closedworlds
To Oblic: WOW. lol. I just checked it out apparently there was a switch that changes the transfer point once Cyn is defeated. idk why a transition point like this would even have a switch.

Could we... um... get a fix for this, for those of us who saved over our file? Should be pretty easy to do. I've had to start over once already, and I am not really wanting to do it another time.

Enjoying the game thus far, though the scripts are dissapointingly sloppy. Among other things I've noticed is some lag in the menus and battle, the location bar (e.g. "Armor Shop") appears on top of the main menu, and phoenix downs dont work. I had Keira go down in a fight and I used a phoenix down, and now she has full HP and can take hits, but she is still "Dead" in the menu and can't act at all and I can't seem to get rid of it.

author=kentona
The grass is quite golden yellow already.

I wouldn't change a thing myself! Time to work on the next area!

Maybe it's just me, but it looks more bleached out than yellowed. I'd agree that maybe it's time to just move on though. It looks fine as it is.

Arguably, equipment doesn't need to be sorted. I think the important part would be to have usables sorted, along with key items, "skill scrolls" and all that other sort of stuff that you need to get to. Equipment can be seen in a decently sorted way in the equip menu anyway. Obviously all stuff being sorted is nice, but it's really less critical than having the stuff you NEED in the item menu not require tons of scrolling. You could probably get away with only sorting the first 50 items or so, putting the usables in their slots, fit what is currently items 1-50 in open slots further down, and move on with your day.

I've never been a big fan of "villains" per se. I like the idea of characters with goals opposite those of the main characters and who are, as a result, antagonistic - but only in some respects. If you give me characters who occasionally/mostly/almost always opposite the hero while pursuing meaningful goals, I am all about it. You can have as many of those as the plot will meaningfully support.

On the other hand, one entity bent on world destruction is already too many for me. I don't find those types of villains at all interesting. Neither are serial killers, super duper crazy evil clowns, etc. I prefer a nuanced antagonist to an overtly evil villain any day.

You can never have too many fleshed out antagonists/antagonizing entities, but you can easily have way too many crazy unnecessarily evil villains.


As for the "ordering" so to speak, I think it makes sense that not everybody oppose the heroes at the same time, but it needs a meaningful shift from one main antagonist to another. Not just a "Hehe, the real villain is in another castle" or a "You thought that guy was bad? Get a load of me!" type of midgame ending fake-out.