Not quite. You’re thinking of Digimon World Re:digitize which came out before Cyber Sleuth. Next Order is a different game entirely that came out AFTER Cyber Sleuth.

Why not make the player controlled toon cast it? Well what if the player is stunned in the middle of casting and the effect is supposed to keep going after its fired up? What if the player dies while casting it? What if the player is supposed to be able to do something while the effect is happening? How would the…

Actually the explanation I heard for that particular bug isn’t that all boats are secretly underground there, rather you got shunted there as a result of WoW throwing up its hands because it didn’t know where to put you. Boats had wonky XYZ coordinates, and if death gripped onto a boat the game would get confused and…

Sadly it probably will never be “fixed” the way you probably mean because the major flaws and crimes are deeply baked into it. The things that need to be fixed in Mighty Number 9 aren’t things you can readily patch into or out of a game. I mean sure the game has some iffy interactions and hitbox woes and computing…

That’s very true, but the problem is that the response to Purify was radio silence for a week or two and then “We’re taking it out of Arena”. It was especially annoying since Team 5 was asked point blank about Priest getting good stuff following Karazhan and they demurred and tacitly kind of implied that Priest would…

The person who finally figured off what the hell Poise did in DS3 via extremely rigorous code breaking and frame data definitely deserves recognition.

Actually Gogo WAS sucked into a trans-dimensional warp like Gilgamesh. When you beat him the way you’re supposed to Gogo casts X-Zone on themself, which flings them off into another universe. Gogo in FF6 is just Gogo the master mimic.

Now now, old stupid people will eventually die…

That’s not quite correct, she started wearing the unbroken heart in the early 40s after they return from the Digital world. Her mother makes a point of giving it to her.