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This game is the [[OddballInTheSeries oddball in the]] ''VideoGame/{{Lunar}}'' [[OddballInTheSeries series]]; it introduced a number gameplay mechanics not found in the games that precede or follow it, mainly because they're all [[FakeLongevity designed to make the game seem longer than it is]]. For example, the combat system toggles between two modes -- Normal Mode for collecting items and Virtue Mode for gaining experience, no doing both at once like in any other RPG. This, combined with the game's scanty plot, lead to poor responses from fans and critics alike.

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This game is the [[OddballInTheSeries oddball in the]] ''VideoGame/{{Lunar}}'' [[OddballInTheSeries series]]; OddballInTheSeries; it introduced a number gameplay mechanics not found in the games that precede or follow it, mainly because they're all [[FakeLongevity designed to make the game seem longer than it is]]. For example, the combat system toggles between two modes -- Normal Mode for collecting items and Virtue Mode for gaining experience, no doing both at once like in any other RPG. This, combined with the game's scanty plot, lead to poor responses from fans and critics alike.
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* PaletteSwap: All of [[spoiler:Jian's Dragon Magics]] use the same animation, just differently-colored.
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* MoneySpider: In a departure from the rest of the series, this is averted. Money is not earned directly through battle. Instead, monsters drop Sundries -- [[VendorTrash low-value junk]] like whiskers, rusty kettles, and whatnot. Individual Sundries are worth next to nothing; the real money comes from filling a customer's order for a bunch of items.

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* MoneySpider: In a departure from the rest of the series, this is averted. Money is not earned directly through battle. Instead, monsters drop Sundries -- [[VendorTrash low-value junk]] junk like whiskers, rusty kettles, and whatnot. Individual Sundries are worth next to nothing; the real money comes from filling a customer's order for a bunch of items.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: If you decide to do the courier jobs (as in, ''your actual day job''), you'll run into this a lot. It's common for the names on the package to be misspelled, likely due to sloppy translation.

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