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Aren't there some in Hell that you can walk through? Though there's really not much difference between a thorn and a spike...

Cyborgs are sometimes called robots. In fact, I'd say Terminator-style cyborgs are a type of robot. (Not so sure about the Borg though.)

The mimigas are clearly not carnivores.

Which would be possible, at least in some cases. Or, yes, making a colour you've never seen which is similar to one you have seen.

How would you know? As far as I can see, evidence points toward him being a cyborg. Not really. Metal isn't exactly the most resilient material in the world. Though of course it does depend a lot on which metal you choose.

Why not? If I recall, he was the second-in-command or something. King, the former leader, is dead. None of the other Mimigas in the village are suitable for leadership. Therefore, he is the most logical choice.

...Um... what's wrong with it being posted right here? I certainly don't mind. In fact, it appears you're the only one who cares. His pattern of posting is nothing like AAKid's pattern, so if he really is AAKid (which I doubt) he's taking new tactics. To the writer: I notice you seem to have...

Arthur was probably killed before Sue was turned into a mimiga. Also, once Sue was a mimiga she was likely in the plantation until she escaped somehow.

Do you mean, "how did Kazuma get to the hut in Grasstown"? If so, the answer is that he escaped from prison, discovered a teleporter behind the wall, and activated it.

Uh... no, this is magic we're talking about. Magic involves using your imagination to envision something, then casting a spell to make it real. Not even – you could make a colour you've never seen before.

Maybe they can produce an electric shock, like certain eels, or the flying jellyfish of Skybreaker*. As for the unbeatability of the Core... what you have said is true iff you do not have an air tank. This is not a significant detail, since you don't have one in th game, but it's still...

How do we know he's made of metal? He could be a cyborg!

Which is the entire problem. Trial and error is not fun. And no, Sue's not a furry. As for Jack, he's probably the new village leader, so yes, I'd say he's important.

New thread?

Curly's protegés probably have a diet of insects or something. After all, those brown insects are fairly abundant in the Sand Zone.

I agree. The crucial difference between jumping and flying is control. If you jump, you relinquish control as soon as you leave the ground. If you're flying, you have control for the whole flight. Of course, the term "flying" is also used when one doesn't have control, for example "the ball...

I think he meant work on compiling a comprehensive list of unused sprites, like I suggested. But I could just be imagining things, I suppose.

Look who's talking... ;) :p

Oh, right, that. Now I remember. No it didn't. Freeman utterly failed to answer my question. T-Jack, on the other hand, successfully answered it.

Are you or are you not using Firefox? If so, there's a View menu. In the View menu, there's a Character Encodings submenu. You would want to select something from that submenu.

By "I'm not sure how" I actually meant "I don't know which flag needs to be changed nor whether the flags are stored bitwise or bytewise". Are you saying they are stored bytewise?

Good plan. ;)

What about proof that they do eat vegetables? There's no evidence for it. The farmer (Sandaime?) says they grow flowers for food (or something like that), so it's probable that the flowers are their primary food source, and fish is an occasional supplement for those few who like it.

All I have to say is, I'm not going to check it because I'm assuming it'll be idiotic.

It's more the nature of difficulty that makes it bad, rather than the level of difficulty. In most games, you can see 99% of the things that are trying to kill you, and they usually act predictably, so while it may be hard you can at least form strategies and stuff. In IWBTG, you can't see many...