FF6 - Brave New World

First, Kutan is not a dummy value; Kutan *overwrites* the dummy data in slot six when the Moogle Battle starts. There's an infamous Let's Break on Something Awful that goes into this a little bit more in-depth, but suffice it to say that the real dummy data is something much different.

I went and checked out that Let's Break, and in one of the earlier parts (part 4, I think) he actually runs into something I assume is identical to what I had happen with Kutan - During the Vargas battle, Edgar's moogle is not blown away, leaving him and Sabin's moogle to stay together and finish the fight.

Also, fun fact; Trying to go back and name Celes (in an attempt to fix the Kutan glitch) won't work, as the second guard is no longer in the room. The game will freezes just before it would darken the screen to name her.

If you talk to the NPCs in Jidoor (both before and after Zozo), I do my best to beat it into the player's head that they should stop by the auction house before leaving. We've also adjusted the auction house code so that the magicite shows up much more frequently than before.

Also, the guy in Tzen says that, "he had another one, but sold it to some guy in Jidoor".

BEAT ME OVER THE HEAD HARDER FOR I DO NOT UNDERSTAND SIMPLE FORESHADOWING AND HINTS.

I've been making a point to talk to every NPC I can find, and had assumed that the man in Jidoor was just spouting a similar line to what he had in the original script. As for the Tzen seller, his lines about the "other rock" come after he tells you that he obtained Sraphim during the chaos of the Magitek Factory incident, which is why I assumed he grabbed Golem/Zoneseek then (And hence the confusion on their normal appearance).

Not calling you a liar (More a personal anecdote), but I had to sit through ten NOTHING! boxes and three chocobos before finally getting Zoneseek to appear. Golem was the very next one though, so I got lucky there.

When you get Tempest (level 7), let us know how that damage stacks up to Dragon. We're seeing a lot of people just stick with Dragon so they can back-row Cyan, which is kind of not our intent.

I had been assuming Dragon was physical this whole time, and had Cyan frontline just for that reason. I will say that Flurry at least has been rather disappointing even in the front row, as enemy defenses are almost always high enough that any given enemy takes more damage from Dragon than all four Flurry hits. Has its' uses against Muddle-vulnerable enemies or to weaken a group though, but as a general rule Dragon is my go-to for damage options. Tempest is stated to ignore defense though, so I imagine it'll be a noted improvement for single-enemy scenarios.

Finally, bug report and/or inquiry about game mechanics, I managed to pull off a double Wind Slash with Shadow (Two Kodachi's equipped), with the first strike being a critical and the second not. Both hits of Wind Slash did 398 damage though, rather than the first strike doing double. The readme mentions that rods can have their spells get a damage bonus from critical hits, but are multi-hit spells like Wind Slash unable to get this damage boost?