in their defense, V does have actual brain damage

i think that's effectively the only argument it's ever had isn't it? like, knowingly or not, people who use it seem to always go "sure it doesn't work for [my field] but it's great for dealing with [thing i know nothing about]"

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not the right day anymore but happy birthday

yeah it's funny to think about because if you ask me where almost any location in Calvard is, the almost every one i'd be confident in are because of existing knowledge about Zemuria

Langport must be south because it's a port, Basel must be southwest because it's near Zeiss, etc

i wish it were true for Edith too, you HAVING to fast travel kinda sucks, i wish it was like Crossbell City where loading zones take you to specific other districts

also to be clear i'm not saying Calvard should be 1-to-1 real size or something deranged, i just wish it was like CS2 where you could leave a city to a loading zone to a road, then follow that road until a loading zone to the next city

just something to let you feel where everything is

anyway this is brought to you by me refusing to use the fast travel in 2nd Chapter because the original didn't have it either, and with entire regions being single maps it feels wrong not to walk everywhere

i get Calvard is supposed to be really big but it feels smaller than Crossbell as a result of this

i assume it must be a cost thing with the newer engine because Erebonia is roughly equivalent in size but they got half of that in CS4 (the other half was in CS2 but that's a vita game so)

with Liberl, Crossbell, and Erebonia, i could tell you what happens in each location just by seeing them on the map, because you have to physically go between locations during those arcs

with Calvard i have a hard time remembering where anything is or how close two locations are