Lol, I don't know what you mean Grryf about me using the plate launcher a lot, I can't use it at all because it has no ammo and there doesn't seem to be a way to get more ammo for it at the moment.

I suspect that it is my stats which aren't high enough which is why I am having the problem with those desks and other enemies on stage 2, since I've been trying to be even handed with the points, however it's clear that attack of 24 and defense of 23 isn't doing it, so next level I'm banging everything into just attack and defense and we'll see how it goes, though I will say I'm glad I put points into stamina given that I've been occasionally running out when using the longsword.
It would be nice to know how much tech is needed for weapons. As I said in most rpgs I always try to be even with stat points on principle but that doesn't seem to have been as advisable here. On the plus side, I am getting lots of cash .

One thing which I do find a bit odd is that the game reduces xp from monsters as you level.  the costs of levelling this seems a bit strange, since I would've assumed that the relative cost of levels would mean that fighting lower level monsters is no longer worth it, one reason why it's been rather more long winded getting from level 12 to 13 than getting from 10 to 12 was.

Most rpgs  larger amounts of xp per level. It's not a mechanic I particularly like but it is standard. However it seems the xp reduction here combined with the increased xp costs for levels seems rather high, especially given that this  not a game with big numbers for xp. Still it is what it is and I'll grind away .

With the plate launcher it just seems odd there is absolutely no way to get more amo for it, though your right on the iron balls and as I'm running through stage one grinding anyway I might as well pick up more of them.

For a general thing the reason I don't like increasing xp costs in rpg games is that it makes tougher monsters practically worth less than eaiser ones even though they are theoretically harder to kill.

So, say you have to get 100 xp to get to level one and a rat gives  five xp. That is 20 rats to level up. However, when you get to level 20 and are  fighting red dragons, the dragons might give 1000 xp each, however if you have   to get four hundred thousand xp to level to 21, that is four hundred dragons.
this makes rats practically speaking worth more than levels at the stage of the game when your fighting them, which seems absolutely insane to me from both a progression perspective and an in universe power perspective since there are presumably lots of people killing rats and not many who can kill red dragons, furthermore as red dragons are tougher you should learn more by fighting them, not less.

That is why I tend to like a fixed xp amount per level with monsters at the player's level awarding the same xp, so it would take the same 20 red dragons at level 20 to get to 21 as it took 20 rats at level 1 to get to level 2, though of course in action games that formula gets  a little muddy since manifestly a more skillful player can get by with less high stats and can fight beyond their level and visa versa, indeed arguably in action games having increasing xp costs per  is a bit more justified as  said, though if your going to increase amounts of xp needed for each level reducing costs from monsters as well still feels a bit superfluous.

Dark your problem is really weird. What're your current stats? ATK, Defence and HP?

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help me from staje 6 3

@Dark:
As Nuno mentioned, the situation sounds a bit odd for me. Usually I reach stage 2 with LV7 or around and I can kill the desks with 7 to 9 hits..
It may be helpful for everyone who will answer your questions that you past your stats here.

I believe it's attack 24 defense 23 and 270 hp.
with the longsword  the desks are taking lots of hits, I'm doing 27 damage per hit to them, which is okay when there's one of them, but not when there are more, and they're doing about 50 damage a whack which can kill me in seconds when there at elots of desks and slimes together.

Still I'm about to level up to 13 and will bang everything into attack and defense this time around to give me a bit more edge.

Generally with the desks it seems fine when  there is one or two and I have enough space to move out of the way,  three or four together, especially with slimes to back them up can do for me in seconds one reason I need more  defense and attack I think.

I'd also add on the subject of prioritizing points, having a powerful attack is a form of defence. I myself put almost everything into attack early on with a little in defence. I only started to build up tech and stamina as those things became necessary. But it's tricky. After getting the spirit sword, I started prioritizing HP and stamina, but my neglect of attack and defence caught up with me in the end.

Hi. Please, what is new on this game? there is another post with translation project, and bk 3 secondary topic. what is this? I have purchased this game like english dictionary.

hi all.
I checked the filenames and they are right.
They are both tactical.
What should I do? I didn't put them in the data folder and I reinstalled the game.

@blind-gamer, haven't got time to look at it now, but I think there'll be a platform not far from the door, round about 10, 0. You need to face the door and jump up there then walk back towards the door and jump up to another platform. It's just a matter of finding how to get up there via platforms that are reachable. Use the camera by holding down G and arrowing around to listen for platforms.

@RTT, I wish I could help you more. All I can say is for starters check which version you have installed by opening the readme and arrowing down to the second or third line. I think the most recent full installer is 1.88. Is that the version you have installed?