Guild Management Game Project

I just remembered a bug where Benny can use Shogeki even while stunned.

On another topic where is Kiki located? I have Magara already, who I thought was male before reading her quest and actually being able to see her front sprite in a brighter setting, as well as Benny. 

Question, what pets are currently available in the game? I'm curious if there are other enemies I can tame and use in my party. Which I hope eventually when the player character is added they will always be first in the party and increasing the party cap from 3 to 4 with the player character being the leader of the party, but other characters comments still add banter to the game. Since, it's kinda goofy there's no guild leader and the guild kind of magically manifests. I hope the player character can interact with other characters and learn their classes to add more customization with more friendship. So far, I've found myself constantly using two characters just because of their classes. The charmer and the chill musician first have passive healing that's kind of busted. The chill musician being stronger than the charmer by technicality due to him having 3  different ways to heal and buff the party passively, not to mention he also gives the guild storage action for free. While the charmer isn't as great by comparison, but makes up for it in her dance of scales which is pretty good, if you don't get your butt kicked before you can pull it off. 

Already I've found a bug. Dennis is using his underwear sprite during combat despite having clothes on in his inventory. So for whatever reason he's just in his undies.

So far the game has opened up for me after the tutorial. As soon as I entered south Gavea fields I instantly realized that I was going to get lost fast without a map or a better camera angle. If it weren't for the raised areas I would have been much more confused on my location.

Eventually I met dolly, was absolutely stomped and invited the dog to my guild and only now noticed his technique is "stabbing" and he is a thief class. Which is going to be great for the long run. So far my issue with the combat is the lack of an indicator for an enemy's level.  

Soon I'm starting to realize that my tendencies to pick up everything I see in most games I play are going to be absolutely crushed with the weight system and limited inventory space.  Hilariously enough my first thought while writing this is the dark souls of rts because of the lack of a map. Only to find out that dark souls never had a map and that made me realize how lucky I am to have a compass due to my bad sense of direction at any given moment. 

Soon I realized that I was going to have to cram in as many guild members as possible. Even though I only gave myself 3 then started to take applications for other characters. So now I have to work my way through characters that I know little about and hope I don't end up losing guild members to a fatal enemy that I never knew about until last minute. 

I think I'm going to like this game. It feels rough around the edges, but it's obviously a work in progress and has quite a bit here. Granted, my most personal issue is the movement system and lack of a map, but I suppose that adds to the challenge of the game. You're starting from the bottom so you have to remember where everything is. that and this an RTS pretty much, I have a very slow reaction time. 

I also feel like there should be a character that's a stand in for the player since it feels a bit weird that the characters apply to a guild that doesn't have a guild leader. Of course, that would be asking for character customization which is another matter entirely. 

The tutorials are okay, the only one I have a significant issue with is the tutorial for the techniques. There's little mention of how to equip and examine the Techs which, is important. I know the game mostly is mouse based but the hitboxes for some things are a bit iffy.

I suppose the main issue for me is the GUI itself and in game camera. It feels unnatural and has some issues. First big issue is the scrolling for the gui. Since there's no buttons to differ the camera and the mouse wheel camera zoom, if you try to scroll you end up zooming in too far. In addition, the details section of individual techniques doesn't have the scroll reset. So some skills with shorter descriptions you have to drag to back up to get to rather there being defined boundaries for the text boxes scrolling. 

These were just from me completing the tutorial stages. Overall, pretty good game to start with, but I've barely dived into it so some issues might grow on me and I accept them.

Anyways, I'll be sure to keep an eye on this game!