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Walkthrough for the last dungeon: https://www.neoseeker.com/legrand-legacy-tale-of-the-fatebounds/walkthrough/Fandors_Requiem_/_Final_Destination_/_Dun_Eideann
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I do understand from where you're coming from, but I was hoping you can experience the ending yourself. It's a sense of achievement on its own!
I'm going to make a productive suggestion though, since 'throw this dungeon away entirely' probably isn't... make it so the eyeballs don't open for at least 3 seconds after a fight, basically so they act like they just closed instead of 'just about to open'. An enemy tagged me in where one of the cones were, where I would have had enough time to still get through, but because they open right after a fight I got sent back to the beginning after almost making it to the last thing I needed to touch.
EDIT: I did finally get past it, yay. The right side is just pain compared to the left, which was annoying but not too bad.
It was just a big letdown considering what I had to go through to even get to that point...I also really didn't want to give up as the last cut-scene I saw was amazing( dragons). But I finished one side of the puzzle and then on the other side I decided this was more of a headache then it's probably worth.
I didn't leave a review either positive or negative, but if I was forced into it, it would lean negative at this point out of sheer frustration with that dungeon.
Some other advice: add some simple stick figure graphics to the war battles ala suidoken or something, that is the most boring part of the game because you're essentially just watching chess pieces bump each other.