I actually find it believable that this is players and not undercover authors opinion. Mostly cause of how sentences make sense and are written in correct english. I'll bite and ask:
Tell me Bhelogan - can you in your version of the game execute more than 1 attack per round? It was impossible for me. I was suspecting something bad went with recent game version but way author responded to my messages felt tottaly out of place which is why I assumed he's just trolling people releasing half-assed program, knowing it and having no intention of fixing anything.
I don't have a character with more than one attack, with the exception of a Barbarian using one of the exotic weapons from the first town's shop. He gets both attacks, granted it comes off the 'single attack' option, and both hit the same target. I don't know if that is RAW or not for 3.5 (I mostly 2nd ed, and 5E, where it wouldn't be). But, this would be like the smallest of the issues I have regarding bugs. After totally failing with a bad build, and party mix of a Monk, Cleric, Fighter and Sorcerer, I started over with a group based on OP summons. Druid, Sorcerer, Ranger, and threw in that Barb to sit back and watch. Because summons last forever, until you rest, I think I have only camped twice up to level 6.
Look, the game has a lot of issues that are kind of game-breaking. I'm not saying it doesn't. I've turned several in via e-mail to the dev, who has been very responsive. I've written and supported enough software to not expect immediate fixes to some things. (example, I can't get the game to run unless it is set to run as Admin on my desktop, and my surface go simply won't run it without crashing once you try to start the game). Your infinite summons show up in random places when combat starts, often on the other side of walls or terrain where they can't get to the action. The 'stuck at the start of combat' issue happens frequently. Everyone once in a while, a sneak attack from a pet hurt a ghost that it shouldn't. A lot of the feats, that I assume are included for completeness probably don't' have much of a place in a cRPG. The overland map is not clear where you can and can't go, until a fair amount of trial and error. The way quests are tracked and logged via inventory items is either quirky, or an ingenious workaround for some other system limitation. Either way, it bugs me because I am one of those players that like to keep my inventory clean. There is no help manual to explain how to bind an action to quick slots (I had to figure that out from reading comments here and on FB). I could go on and on with small issues. In general, it doesn't' have the polish you would expect from an AAA title.
And, despite that, I still enjoy it immensely and impressed that a single dev studio put this together. The comments here are showing a lot of immaturities (on both parties), and a lot of snobbish entitlement and name-calling from some of the 'reviewers'.
