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Also there is something i want to report. When Mio arrives, there she talks to the fairy and goes with her around the castle. But in the same time, she is in the garden.
Thanks for the tip - I'll check it out.
The guides on youtube i had already seen. But this puzzle and some other are not there.
I mean, most are to understand, but some like the one in the crystal cave or the one in the werewolf wood are not to understanding. The advice could be hidden, if you don't want to offer them directly. Something like a small message or some colored stones or so.
please, no. Let the puzzles as they are now.
Imo: The real reward are not the items, it's just the good feeling afterwards when you clear something like that. If you have hints like flashing light, a detailed instruction, sparkling stars etc. it just feels wrong, and more like another simple task to do.
And just one word about the crystal one: In old-school JRPGs you have usually 1 try. If you place the orb wrong: it's over - and you can only save/load at certain points...
It's really good to have more than this one try.
(I know some of the old ones, and yes, I compare HJRPGs with normal JRPGs - sry for that :p )
As long as the difficulty is above your average Zelda-Game but not as high as a top-tier puzzle bondage play it should be fine :3