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You'd think that people would learn to take a hint. Apparently not.
PICARD INDEED
A walkthrough would be cool too. Maybe you could try writing one that would work with every version:
"Open the chest, it contains a Cure 1 potion in FF2us, a Bomb Fragment in J2e's FF4 translation, a Potion in Easy Type, a Bomb in FF4 Chronicles, and is non-existent in the GBA version..."
On second thought...no.
In the DS version, stats bonuses/penalties take effect in a certain order of equips with armor or headgear (forgot which) coming first, and weapons or shields (forgot which again) coming last. So you can negate post-99 stats penalties from Cursed Rings with weapons or shields, but not with helmets or armor. Does this work the same way, or is it different somehow (simple arithmetic, perhaps, or maybe subtraction always after addition?)?
One more caveat I forgot to mention: you can't add two spells of different lists at the same level. For example, trying to learn Cure and Fire at level 2 will only add Cure. This limitation exists in the original game, and wasn't something I saw an easy work-around for.
QuoteSounds good, but does that even account for spell animation?
I'm not sure what you mean by spell animation. Do you mean the spell visual effects? Or its battle effects? Either way, the spell effects are unchanged no matter what the spell is named. It's up to the hacker to make sure the name begins with the right colored sphere to add to the correct list. This just gives people the ability to choose which lists spells go to, rather than have it be based on spell number.
Weapon bits are not behaving properly, borking the behavior of certain weapons with intended behaviors (like the Mist Whip not doing paralysis).. fixed in the Euro version. I wrote up a list somewhere...
I'm pretty sure the game just doesn't check any of this stuff for items past 255.
Oh yeah, there's the Yang HP level bug (incomplete level up stat growth for HP).
Anyone got his HP growth data from the European GBA version? This should be fairly easy to fix.
