Experienced Suikoden Player Facepalm

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Wolkendrache wrote:Back then I didn't know it was possible to beat Teo with Pahn, so if Pahn didn't appear in the character list after losing the duel I reloaded until he did. Basically I was waiting for the glitch to trigger, and I still don't know what made it trigger.
Same thing happened to me... I thought it was scripted. Too bad when I learned of it (I can barely use the internet that time), I was already past Gremio's revival scene.. ugh.

Oh and another one: Recruiting Lester was the most facepalm-ing part for me! I was wondering who the last empty star was, watching the credits. With the help of the internet (again), I was able to get him lol.
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bluemask wrote:
Oh and another one: Recruiting Lester was the most facepalm-ing part for me! I was wondering who the last empty star was, watching the credits. With the help of the internet (again), I was able to get him lol.
Many of us had problems recruiting Lester. It's very obvious since there is a false information within the game,because one of the books mentions that he can be found in Moravia instead of Kirov,so i guess many of us where keep searching around Moravia for hours :evil: I had the impression that he was on the top floor of the castle on that last room which is always locked :lol:

I don't understand why the wrong info... :|
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Sasarai10 wrote:
bluemask wrote:
Oh and another one: Recruiting Lester was the most facepalm-ing part for me! I was wondering who the last empty star was, watching the credits. With the help of the internet (again), I was able to get him lol.
Many of us had problems recruiting Lester. It's very obvious since there is a false information within the game,because one of the books mentions that he can be found in Moravia instead of Kirov,so i guess many of us where keep searching around Moravia for hours :evil: I had the impression that he was on the top floor of the castle on that last room which is always locked :lol:

I don't understand why the wrong info... :|
Even if the Old Book had correct info (location), I'm pretty sure it will not mention talking to the stew.... Just who talks to objects randomly!?!?
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My wife does, she's trying to speak to absolutely EVERY item because she's afraid of missing some secret. She likes to hoard in game. That's why she found Lester immediately.

(should I change my avatar for a picture of Columbo or something?)
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bluemask wrote: Even if the Old Book had correct info (location), I'm pretty sure it will not mention talking to the stew.... Just who talks to objects randomly!?!?

Lately i do it 8)

BrucePrintscreen wrote:My wife does, she's trying to speak to absolutely EVERY item because she's afraid of missing some secret. She likes to hoard in game. That's why she found Lester immediately.

(should I change my avatar for a picture of Columbo or something?)

Hahahaha she's a perfectionist like me then :mrgreen:
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I never understood why "old books" often have up-to-date information on antique prices, current trends, and people's residences and career status anyway.
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sticky-runes wrote:I never understood why "old books" often have up-to-date information on antique prices, current trends, and people's residences and career status anyway.
mistranslation probably? it's a common mistake in Suikoden... :|
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sticky-runes wrote:I never understood why "old books" often have up-to-date information on antique prices, current trends, and people's residences and career status anyway.
Great point! Maybe it was written by Leknaat? In the same vein, I never understood why there is a weapon journal in FF VIII and you simply don't order the missing issues.
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Maybe Old Books are an offspring of the Rune of Change, giving them the capability to auto-update.
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I like that idea ;-)
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Sasarai10 wrote:
sticky-runes wrote:I never understood why "old books" often have up-to-date information on antique prices, current trends, and people's residences and career status anyway.
mistranslation probably? it's a common mistake in Suikoden... :|
Oh right, it's supposed to be "Orudo Borukuru".
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bluemask wrote:
Sasarai10 wrote:
bluemask wrote:
Oh and another one: Recruiting Lester was the most facepalm-ing part for me! I was wondering who the last empty star was, watching the credits. With the help of the internet (again), I was able to get him lol.
Many of us had problems recruiting Lester. It's very obvious since there is a false information within the game,because one of the books mentions that he can be found in Moravia instead of Kirov,so i guess many of us where keep searching around Moravia for hours :evil: I had the impression that he was on the top floor of the castle on that last room which is always locked :lol:

I don't understand why the wrong info... :|
Even if the Old Book had correct info (location), I'm pretty sure it will not mention talking to the stew.... Just who talks to objects randomly!?!?
/wave I have always done so, games like Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Lufia and the likes always had hidden things in drawers. As I mentioned in another topic, the last statue opposite Kraze's office in Suikoden I has 100 Potch when you "talk to it".
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Sasarai10 wrote:
sticky-runes wrote:I never understood why "old books" often have up-to-date information on antique prices, current trends, and people's residences and career status anyway.
mistranslation probably? it's a common mistake in Suikoden... :|
Oh right, it's supposed to be "Orudo Borukuru".
I don't think it translates to what you think it translates to.
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/wave I have always done so, games like Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Lufia and the likes always had hidden things in drawers. As I mentioned in another topic, the last statue opposite Kraze's office in Suikoden I has 100 Potch when you "talk to it".
These are the only occurences in the first game you need to do that. It's common in any other RPG, though.
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Piisuke wrote:
sticky-runes wrote:
Sasarai10 wrote: mistranslation probably? it's a common mistake in Suikoden... :|
Oh right, it's supposed to be "Orudo Borukuru".
I don't think it translates to what you think it translates to.
Upon digging, I found this. In the Japanese version, it's called Ruihon (ふるい本), which means "Similar Books". So 'Old Book' is another guess by the translators.
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Google translate gives me Old Book as a translation, in English and German. Also, it's Furui hon.
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