[2.50.0, 2.50.1] Lanmolas Cause a 'Kill All Enemies' Effect

[Chris Miller]

In the NES game, they had to do it that way, because the lanmolas used up a lot of sprites. Any other enemies in the room would overload the sprite limit. I would guess that the no-return flag on the lanmolas is screwing with the return flags on other enemies.

EDIT: Ah, Zoria got it. I kind of skimmed over his post a little too quickly the first time around.

[ZoriaRPG]

In the NES game, they had to do it that way, because the lanmolas used up a lot of sprites. Any other enemies in the room would overload the sprite limit. I would guess that the no-return flag on the lanmolas is screwing with the return flags on other enemies.

EDIT: Ah, Zoria got it. I kind of skimmed over his post a little too quickly the first time around.

Actually, I'm willing to bet it's how the no-return prevention for those specific enemies via the quest rule works, mechanically. It probably clears the Guy list, and sets a permanent no-return state on the screen, rather than trying to clear specific enemies.