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December 24th 2012, 05:51 PM
shevek
I would either get bored of trying to figure out what I was supposed to do
I suppose I have a lot of patience.
It was pretty clear to me what I had to do, though. Only in FB2 are there so many paths, and taking one closes another, that it's hard to find out which one will take you to the real ending.
or get stopped by a bug.
Yes, that is a bit annoying indeed. In FB2 I hit an incredibly weird bug, where the ice sword would automatically vanish from my inventory. I traced it back to Freedink being unable to show the image. Its response was to discard the item, which is annoying. I'd like to know if anyone can reproduce this bug in regular Dink, by the way. If you want to go there, save the guy with the sword, then solve the faces puzzle.
In FB3 there are some bugs regarding the reopening of quests: it's for several quests possible to trigger their start again after finishing them. I suppose it takes patience when you encounter one of those as well.
To me, the nonlinear storyline makes it really interesting. The light (and at some moments heavy) moral undertone pleases me as well; it makes it feel like a hollywood movie. Those things more than make up for the bugs to me. But I can understand if you think they don't.
I suppose I have a lot of patience.
It was pretty clear to me what I had to do, though. Only in FB2 are there so many paths, and taking one closes another, that it's hard to find out which one will take you to the real ending.or get stopped by a bug.
Yes, that is a bit annoying indeed. In FB2 I hit an incredibly weird bug, where the ice sword would automatically vanish from my inventory. I traced it back to Freedink being unable to show the image. Its response was to discard the item, which is annoying. I'd like to know if anyone can reproduce this bug in regular Dink, by the way. If you want to go there, save the guy with the sword, then solve the faces puzzle.
In FB3 there are some bugs regarding the reopening of quests: it's for several quests possible to trigger their start again after finishing them. I suppose it takes patience when you encounter one of those as well.
To me, the nonlinear storyline makes it really interesting. The light (and at some moments heavy) moral undertone pleases me as well; it makes it feel like a hollywood movie.
Those things more than make up for the bugs to me. But I can understand if you think they don't.
