The damage type swap to Fire / Water is overriding the damage type swap of skills that deal a basic attack with an atypical damage type, such as the vampire's Banquet racial, or the dagger's Special Attack 1 ability, Slice. Is this intended? I would figure that actively using Banquet should prefer Dark, regardless of your weapon being changed to Fire/Water with a set bonus -- but something like Slice would seem to imply that Fire/Water should be used..

Battle Flow from the Absolute Pace skill of the Kensei is not working correctly with wazabane; Using Absolute Pace on an enemy and then evading their attack gives the status but upon use with Wazabane, you crit for exactly the same amount. Is Wazabane not considered a Kensei Offensive skill? Does it only work with the Kensei autohits?

EDIT: I'm unsure if this issue is also prevalent with the other Kensei attack skills, mostly because not all of them are that good.

I believe the new day/night gradual progression is causing incredible lag in outdoor areas that are affected by it. The overworld, all towns' exteriors... just so much stutter.

The miniboss overlay does not change into its diving state when sharks ( not sure about other monsters ) use their dive move.

This is a small thing, but knowing the base chance of ryemei critting would be helpful if someone were to plan something using this skill.

As a sidenote, maybe we could have somewhere where it tells us what all of the different elemental enchants do for each skill type.

Despite getting "Potion Sickness", bandits will keep using potions.

Not exactly a bug but Shine Swords give back quite a bit more, in terms of value anyway, than it takes to actually make them. Something that makes Rare Metal Shards a bit less than rare.

Health Rings with nothing in them tend to spawn randomly at the beginning of the round. They stick until the end and do nothing.

Also:

I don't think we're going retro with the lighting system, so I presumed this is a bug.

The health ring for bigger mobs (Fangs and probably Towering) are normal-sized instead of fitting their whole body.