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*4: Rare instances of the game soft-locking after feeding meat to a monster have been rectified | *4: Rare instances of the game soft-locking after feeding meat to a monster have been rectified | ||
*5: Instances of the player being unable to access the final rank of the Endor tournament after completing rank A have been recitfied | *5: Instances of the player being unable to access the final rank of the Endor tournament after completing rank A have been recitfied | ||
===Version 1.0.4 update patch=== | |||
*The probability of a sparkling monster appearing as the result of synthesis has increased | |||
*The animation of monster eggs hatching has increased | |||
*The probability of metal king slimes appearing in their designated areas has increased | |||
*[[Royston]] the paddock keeper makes small-talk less frequently when spoken to, allowing the player to access the paddock more quickly | |||
*Monsters that appear in [[Aamon's Sanctum]] no longer chase the player even if they spot them. | |||
*Fixed a bug that caused the [[Zoom]] spell to transport players to the altar of amalgamation within the circle of nadiria they are currently in instead of the target altar in Terrestria | |||
*Fixed a bug that prevented the correct BGM from playing when Zooming to an altar of amalgamation | |||
*Fixed a bug that prevented the difficulty indicators from displaying properly when using the magic circle in Rosehill Tower to enter Nadiria | |||
*Fixed a bug that crashed the game when opening the friend list from the online battle menu | |||
*Fixed a bug that crashed the game when a monster accumulated a total of 9,999,999 experience points | |||
Fixed a bug that would display the wrong ability name in battle when used directly from the command menu | |||
*Fixed a bug in the Mole Hole where the following monsters would randomly not be counted for the scouting total of a trip into the dungeon: [[mischievous mole]], [[maniacal mole]], [[don mole]], [[calypso king]] | |||
A treasure chest containing three super seeds of skill was added to the Rosehill Tower basement. | |||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||
Producer [[Kento Yokota]] met with [[Yuji Horii]] during the early planning phase of the title, and initial discussions regarding the game's plot centered on having [[Terry]] and [[Milly]] be the protagonists as a way to bring the series back to it's roots for the 25th anniversary. There were concerns that this approach would be somewhat limiting in where the story could go, and that it would not feel original. Yokota reflected on the rich story of ''Dragon Quest IV'' and initially considered using Solo as the protagonist, but reconsidered upon realizing that this would fundamentally be following the same premise as Terry starring in the original game. Instead, Yokota suggested using Psaro as the protagonist on the basis of the character's lasting popularity with fans and the shock value of playing as a central antagonist from a mainline game. Horii approved of this bold direction and agreed that this would be the premise of the 25th anniversary title, wanting the explore the history of a younger Psaro. | Producer [[Kento Yokota]] met with [[Yuji Horii]] during the early planning phase of the title, and initial discussions regarding the game's plot centered on having [[Terry]] and [[Milly]] be the protagonists as a way to bring the series back to it's roots for the 25th anniversary. There were concerns that this approach would be somewhat limiting in where the story could go, and that it would not feel original. Yokota reflected on the rich story of ''Dragon Quest IV'' and initially considered using Solo as the protagonist, but reconsidered upon realizing that this would fundamentally be following the same premise as Terry starring in the original game. Instead, Yokota suggested using Psaro as the protagonist on the basis of the character's lasting popularity with fans and the shock value of playing as a central antagonist from a mainline game. Horii approved of this bold direction and agreed that this would be the premise of the 25th anniversary title, wanting the explore the history of a younger Psaro. | ||