* One is an enemy you are not meant to be able to kill. If you have 100+ STR (quite possible in this game), there are only two enemies that can be affected: That weapon/skill will *only* work if the attacker's STR is less than the target's DEF. One particularly famous bug involves a chainsaw (actually both a weapon called SAW in FFL and a skill (which a couple enemies do use) with the same name). Maybe you should plat the original SaGa, where tons of things are broken, but the game still manages to hold itself together. I think it adds more variety and risk to the game.
I swear, I think Devs throw them in to keep people honest, and I really don't have a problem with it. TinyE: I think all RPG and ARPGs have a few of those. So, what other examples can you think of? (That version has many other bugs, like DIVA not healing your party as it should, monsters appearing in the wrong places (sharks found outside of water), random encounters being more frequent than intended, and Harmonic Gems being much rarer than they should be.) The most serious of these bugs prevents enemies from using their special attacks dragons don't breathe fire, slayers don't slay, magic-eaters don't eat magic, and the final boss won't use its special ability, making fights rather boring.
The example that comes to mind is actually the DOS version of Bard's Tale 3.which has a whole bunch of bugs. (Note that this topic is about bugs that make the game less fun bugs that can make the game *more* fun (like exploits and sequence breaks) are not what this topic is about.) What are the worst bugs in video games that do not actually interfere with the game's playability or stability? In other words, the bug must not make the game (or a part of it) unwinnable, and must not lead to a crash or softlock.Īlso, what games have a lot of bugs of this sort? Just one thought, after seeing some comments about the Bard's Tale remaster and the changelogs for the patches:
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