Somewhat similar: that one has to do with the dialogue system hogging the current camera. Since most of the progression is done through calling autoload functions thru dialogue, we're sometimes very narrowly dodging unintended conflicts.
I suspect the KEY-LO room one has to do with an errant call to kill the loading screen upon entry.
The ladder one, though, is kind of funny: it's just globally translating player position, but seems to go awry when it's interacted with while other inputs are active. I think I've built so many checks and timers around that exact glitch that, at this point, I should probably just rethink it entirely, lol.
Thanks so much for the bug reports, & for being supportive of THREE VERSES from the very beginning. I will make sure these are fixed :)
I appreciate your kind words despite the frustrating bug; I'm sorry about that x.x
May I ask: when did you download the game? I ask because the bug sounds like something I thought I'd patched in the most recent version, but if you were playing the new version I need to double check :o
much appreciated :) was playing smt1 recently and thinking about our fight theme. desktop_trash made both the battle mechanics and the battle music; she totally nailed it
Thank you ! @desktop_trash made the gargoyle battles. Our next project we've discussed working on together is a more straightforward RPG, so if nothing else you will one day have a spiritual sequel <3
I'm glad you think so! I think I will try to expand that idea more in the next thing I work on. there was something that felt nice about it, like etrian odyssey or phantom hourglass maps on the DS. one of my favorite parts of watching playthroughs was seeing how people used the notepad.
i think one of the last things i added was that transformation cutscene where the building turns into a tree LOL, so that's definitely an area i have had trouble making clear ;)
very nice audiovisual experience. i really love the little secret windows in the gallery. there's also something charming about the player character; it feels foreign in the way that LSD's player character feels foreign. i like it. i must note that i got overzealous eating tide pods in the endless plane area and crashed the game.
this has been a joy to play. it is very difficult to imagine designing a world like this. i'm learning the contours of it just by experience, and it's difficult to put into words. but it feels more than anything like how one comes to know a dream.
