Nice tip! Thanks for sharing. :)

Glad to help.

I'm glad that you found this helpful with your decision to get the game. I hope you enjoy playing it! :)

Thank you for making and sharing the game! It is such a nice gem and I hope a lot more people get to know about it and play it. I meant what I said about it being wholesome and cozy. It truly is. :)

The chessboard puzzles just require you to checkmate, so you need a bit of chess knowledge for them.

Glad to have helped. :)

Glad to have helped! Thank you so much for watching! :)

Thank you for your kind words. 😊

Haha, the grinding wouldn't be too bad if it wasn't reliant on RNG and the player's luck as well. 😅 Thank you so much for watching! ☺️

You have to reset the tamagotchi and start over.

Cooked? If it's cooked white rice, you need to make those from cooking as well. It's listed in another section when cooking.

It's a rare occurance in plants. Just plant the seeds and you'll get a chance to get them eventually. Just keep planting them. On that note, turnips have a higher chance of it happening.

Yeah, it wasn't something we could do before. And, there is still a chance for it to glitch out if you mess with the time.

Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙂

Absolutely!

Thank you. Gosh, it's been so long. I'm not sure what song I used in this video. Haha...

Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear that. :)

Thank you so much.

Thanks. I haven't played in years and I rarely play games like this since I am more of a JRPG/RPG player. But, it's been fun and interesting to see how much (and how little) of the game has changed.

Thanks for telling me what I'm working on. Not everyone is great at it from the start and I'm just sharing this because I want to. 😊

Sorry for being loud. 😔

Haha, yeah. The first time I played this game, a lot of the puzzles were so confusing with their lack of context (plus the hints only being available for mosy after you rescued certain students or unlocked certain spells). Still fun, though, to try to think outside of the box. 😁

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad. 😊

The Steam Deck is awesome, imo. I've had it for a year and a half now and I've used it not just for gaming but work (since it has the desktop mode and it's like a laptop). The battery life is longer (since you have some control over how much power the games draw) and there are just plenty more games to play (it's not just limited to Steam titles). I haven't touched my Switch in a long time because of it. 😅

Thank you so much for your kind words! And, yeah, Alliance Alive was better in handling almost everything (the story, the characters, the progression, there's even some funny dialogue thrown in there from time to time). I want this game to succeed, though and I want people who bought this game (because they played Alliance Alive but aren't familiar with this one) not to give up on it midway. I honestly want more games like these. Haha. I do feel kinda bad for Filmia in this video, I just couldn't resist throwing him around. XD

@@IAmViancaTotally fair, and I think quite honestly Alliance Alive is probably the better game in an objective sense, but I just personally adore this game's more minimalistic atmosphere and charm, and it's one of the *very* few games that I feel that actual spirit of exploration with every new area. I would love another game in this style.

@valdegard true. I love how the game rewards you, in a sense with free maps and locations, if you actually explore. And the story is something not handed to you but you piece together from the stones you find while exploring. I think the only thing I really didn't like is how much (at the very least, in my own playthroughs) the RNG of the game hated me with the Awakenings and the Stances unlocking. Or how in NG+ you don't get to transfer them into a new run (which was something, if I remember correctly, Alliance Alive allowed?). Do you, by any chance, know of other games (apart from the main SaGa ones) that have the same kind of "spirit" as this one?

@@IAmViancaSome New Game+ stuff would have been an improvement for sure, something the recent SaGa remasters all have really leaned into, to their benefit. Surprising that this Legend of Legacy remaster seems rather bereft of such quality of life. I still think this game is special for capturing a very specific feeling, but for rather story light games that reward players for getting out there and feeling inclined to explore, I recommend Grand Knights History, the Metal Max games, and even some early mainline SMT games fit that bill (even if they have a lot more going on thematically under the hood.) It's not as much exploration heavy, but my favorite actual SaGa-like is Hat World, something I have some clips for on my channel if that interests you.

You can buy most of them. But there are others, particularly in the later parts of the game, that requires you to go through an exit.

@@IAmVianca ok thank you 😊

No problem. 😁

I am not familiar with that one (but I Googled it, lol) and I now have this strange feeling like I've played it before but cannot just remember it, lol.

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 Haha, yeah. Lol, he is like the cuter version of Frog from Chrono Trigger. I just couldn't resist throwing him around in the video animations since the game liked to do that too. 😆 Yeah, if you come into them blindly, you might get a bad time (or grow bored and frustrated). 😅

Yep, it is! It's like the spiritual successor of the SaGa games. :)