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First, when I visit the very first house in thw village, Dink talks about bottles - when interactig with a bookshelf.
I managed to talk to the petrified wizard twice.
When I enter the screen with the dungeon cell, my health decreases.
Also, the stone to flesh didn't disappear when I went into prison despite what the guard says.
At the screen in the dungeon exit a rat got stuck in the wall.
I have a problem with the fact that when talking to nothing, Dink is just silent. I mean, sure, the old messages are boring, but why don't you write new ones?
Also, I can pick up logs at the northern town part. Maybe you should take out the script from the ones you can pcik up after the bridge repair quest, because they are useless now.
Oh, and when my pack is full, that log near the sign ends up causing an endless dialouge loop.
Also, FreeDink crashes when I reach zero health in the snowy place.
The dragon hurts me after I give her the artifact if I walk into it.
The final boss was a little... underwhelming. True, he had a lot of hitponts, but he never managed to hurt me. He was fast, but didn't have a pattern. I used the banana weapon to defeat him.
I should mention that I used the walkthrough to get the final items needed for the ending. I don't think I would have found those on my own.
Speaking of it, the ending seems... rushed. I mean the rain effect is cool, but I don't have satisfaction for getting to it. What did Martridge do in the meantime? What happend to the kings who were turned to stone? How did the big bad's defeat affect the people?
I have to say, it was a good D-Mod, but sometimes confusing (I had a rough time navigating the winter area, but at least it wasn't a maze), and the mapping could use some improvement (not bad, but some areas looked boring - maybe you should use more new graphics?), and the ending was lackluster (maybe try giving the boss a better brain and some spells? I mean this guy can petrify people, I would love to see what unique spells he coul use.)
I liked the music choices. I have to say, this is your longest D-Mod yet, and with a bit of fine-tuning, it could be your best.
I managed to talk to the petrified wizard twice.
When I enter the screen with the dungeon cell, my health decreases.
Also, the stone to flesh didn't disappear when I went into prison despite what the guard says.
At the screen in the dungeon exit a rat got stuck in the wall.
I have a problem with the fact that when talking to nothing, Dink is just silent. I mean, sure, the old messages are boring, but why don't you write new ones?
Also, I can pick up logs at the northern town part. Maybe you should take out the script from the ones you can pcik up after the bridge repair quest, because they are useless now.
Oh, and when my pack is full, that log near the sign ends up causing an endless dialouge loop.
Also, FreeDink crashes when I reach zero health in the snowy place.
The dragon hurts me after I give her the artifact if I walk into it.
The final boss was a little... underwhelming. True, he had a lot of hitponts, but he never managed to hurt me. He was fast, but didn't have a pattern. I used the banana weapon to defeat him.
I should mention that I used the walkthrough to get the final items needed for the ending. I don't think I would have found those on my own.
Speaking of it, the ending seems... rushed. I mean the rain effect is cool, but I don't have satisfaction for getting to it. What did Martridge do in the meantime? What happend to the kings who were turned to stone? How did the big bad's defeat affect the people?
I have to say, it was a good D-Mod, but sometimes confusing (I had a rough time navigating the winter area, but at least it wasn't a maze), and the mapping could use some improvement (not bad, but some areas looked boring - maybe you should use more new graphics?), and the ending was lackluster (maybe try giving the boss a better brain and some spells? I mean this guy can petrify people, I would love to see what unique spells he coul use.)
I liked the music choices. I have to say, this is your longest D-Mod yet, and with a bit of fine-tuning, it could be your best.
