In sequential games, many hints tend to be frustratingly vague, leaving players to interpret their true meaning. Take, for instance, the knight's lance, it's said to be able to "defeat magic to a certain extent." But what exactly does that mean? Where does this 'extent' end, and when will the lance fall short? Such ambiguity can make strategic planning a challenge.
Then there's the mysterious four-leaf clover bookmark, which William had acquired earlier in his journey. Its description promises that "it will make reality develop in the direction you expect." However, the range of this power remains unclear. What are the limits of its influence? If Calcifer hadn't stepped in and explained how to use it, William would likely still be fumbling, trying to figure out its purpose.
