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This is always a fun thing to talk about... Are there any things in LOD that just irk you, even if just a little? Yes, it's a good game, so don't flame me for trying to point out these quirks, but this makes an amusing conversation!

For me, it's that stalking bird that follows you the entire game, how Albert and Lavitz shout out the wrong names for additions, the few little typos, and during Disk 2 when Dart is holding Shana in that hotel room and his hand is moving up and down. Is he stroking her arm or is that a little thing called a "glitch?"

And I'm going to post the question I asked in the favorite character thread: In the battle where Lavitz dies, he doesn't get any exp., even if he survives the battle. What if he's the only one who SURVIVES the battle? Is the exp. for naught?

Rainbow Birds stare . Need I say more?

was it possible to kill them? and if so did they really drop anything all that good?

i had the strategy guide for the longest time but my older brother got sick of the game and threw the strategy guide away..... crying

No me gusta los Rainbow-Birds. Tambien, no me gusta la clase de espanol tres.

I'm working on my Spanish on-and-off... anyway, I've beaten some sort of weird creature like the Rainbow-Bird and was pretty mad when I didn't get, IMO, very much from it.

It may have been something okay, but I know it wasn't the Rainbow-Bird I beat and whatever it was I beat right before I went back to Mayfil and flew to the moon. I don't remember what it was that I got, though... probably money that would've been useful in the beginning of the game!

I have the guide now it says not to use additions or anything dragoon. It automatically runs away. I forgot if it said anything about using items though.

I've only killed those damn Rainbow birds about twice. What I did was I used that one item that you find in the swamp with Aliigators. It freezes any monster for 5 turns. Then I poisoned it and had everyone go Dragoon and I unleashed every single Summon the Dragon spell I had until it died. It's worth a LOOOT of experience and gold, but that's about it.

The only thing that really annoyed me was that planet with the Security system and you had to find all of those codes, turn them into cards, bring them to the varification place, and then have them launched! I felt like a damn attorney in law!!!! I HATE DIPLOMACY!! If I were in the game I would have just gone Dragoon and blasted all those damn robots.