I'm in a situation where I can go no farther because there are cannibals just at the door I go through and I get killed before I can do anything at all. What kind of attack do the cannibals use? There may be some equipment I could use.

Yep, I ran into that too; bashing away on my phone thinking I was attacking one thing while the true object of my ire had blithely slipped behind a wall. Not so good if you have an untargeted Swamp Hydra in your face.

Oh that's too funny I never even thought about trying that!

Thanks. I hadn't thought of that. Maybe I'm not far enough along yet. Haven't seen any ID potions.

I've got a comment regarding the difficulty of the game, not regards earlier player levels though, but rather for the more experienced characters, around player level 25 and up...

As I have experienced it, the monster difficulty and the abilities of your character, with some exceptions, increase at the same rate, with the consequence that largely, it is as difficult to complete the game with a level 20 character as it is with a level 30 character.

The exceptions: as some of the monsters progress they become much more effective in killing you in one strike. For me, first it was the Hobgoblin Maniacs (or was it the brawlers..?) that were able to end me with a single, sudden firey blow, and then, as my chacter gained some player levels, it was the Unstable Gaseous Balls that instant-poisoned me to death. (this is the experiences of a magician chacacter, so perhaps not that much on HP or a very heavy armour)

Personally, what I would wish for, is that the more passive difficulty of the monster would increase more, e.g. if their HP curve were steeper than the damage curve of your chatacter, and/or that the number of monster progessed more clearly as your player level progresses. In that way it is increasingly challenging to complete the game the more experienced your character is, but not only in the sense that the risk of getting insta-killed increases, but rather in the way that you have to fight the monster more, and/or fight more monster going through the dungeons.

As an exampel: when I first went up against the Tentacled Horror, guessing my character was player level 15 or so, it took an endless amount of fireballs to defeat it. 10 player levels later, having been able to max out on charge, cloth and staff in addition to the already maxed fire ball (and, I guess, having found better equipment to add even more to the magic stats) the TH went down after about five hits. So, in 10 player levels the amount of damage my character can deal has increased far more than the damage the monsters can withstand. Of course, in one sense this seems fair, it reflects that the character is becoming better and is better skilled and better equipped. Still, I think it could be worth considering balancing things differently, at least for characters approaching and beyond pl.lvl 30. I´m thinking that finding the best equippment, maxing your skills and so on need not to be a matter of being increasingly able to dominate the monsters, but rather to what you need to do to barely survive.

Thanks, hoping that the post is possible to follow OK

I have played the game through a couple of times on normal with the 3D models, and just got to say it looks really good! Only thing aestethics-wise is that I think the rats and the worgs on the earlier levels look a bit alike.

I'm playing on a HTC Desire HD (its 1 ghz single core) and for the most part things run smoothly. At times, mostly close to the stairways, where monsters tend to gather more en masse it gets a bit laggy. Still, even then it's clearly playable. I will try it on nightmare in a couple of days to see how it will work then; perhaps it could be suspected that the lag could become more of a problem with quicker monster (and of course with the perma-death related hightend stress levels :) )

Again, really nice work with adding the 3d models! Thanks!

I didn't notice anyone asking about this in the other threads, but something I'd love to see implemented would be a quick way to switch between the Bow and a melee Weapon like a sword.

As it is now, it seems I have to drag the sword and shield separately back into inventory and drag the bow to the weapon slot (and vice-versa), which takes an awfuly long time when your life is passing before your eyes.

Just a quick way to sling the bow over your shoulder and draw your sword when the monsters get too close would be great..!

Wasn't sure if this was a "bug" or an actual intended effect, but several times now I've found that my Attack button stops working and I can no longer attack monsters.   I don't think I've been hit by a Status attack that would affect my ability to attack, and Miracle doesn't seem to have any effect on it.

Sometimes if I give it a while (running away! running away!) it will start working again (which is what made me think I'd been statused somehow).  I also found (I think) that if I run back to the stairs and back to the previous level that it seems to fix it (unless it's just the amount of time that expires while I'm doing that... hard to be sure).

Am I missing something?

Not sure what version exactly, Kindle Fire.

EDIT-  Oops.   I figured it out.

It was the "targeting" problem I read about in the forums here, I just wasn't recognizing it as what was happening.  Since my sword was targeted on a different monster, I couldn't hit anything else until I tapped the new guy.

Not a bug, but umm... not very intuitive.  An explanation of the effect in the guide would probably avoid anyone else thinking the game was bugged, or whatever.

I gather they have random effects, but I don't see the value. What am I missing?