The Return of Level 255

LeoLeWolferoux thank you =)

Or 505?

All for it, but then what would be a good number to cap stats at?

Level 255 sounds good to me.

That would require the system to have no EXP degradation from enemies (or bonus EXP if their level is higher than yours), however. Every enemy that gives hundreds or thousands of EXP upon defeat must remain that way for the entire game (not counting how much of a bonus may be granted by accessories like Pure Miriam 's idea).
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It also makes me hope even more that the 2nd and 3rd playable characters will be able to use the equipment menu as well (as in being more than just "bonus" characters). If you really wanted to spend time making them as powerful as possible, as you would Miriam, then they might need that special item as well.

If anything else, I'm hoping that the developers create non-boss enemies for the final area of the game that are powerful enough to be a challenge to defeat even if your character is at Level 90+ (and with the "best" equipment for that point in the game). Thusly, they should have EXP value much higher than all the rest ('cept for later-game Bosses).

Of course... there's still the slight distinct possibility of a "Second Castle" to explore after we conquer Gebel's Castle (1,600+ Rooms by itself).  We don't know if this will be a thing (and it will likely be kept a guarded secret until a player finds out about it in the final game), but this could be a way to create ever stronger enemies to incentivize the notion of raising your character to Levels much higher than 99.
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(So I guess this last paragraph is my true contribution to this thread.)

Obviously the level caps should be 444 and 666.

Yeah, I can't say I'm holding my breath for it either.  I think it's way too late in the development of this game to make that a feature suggestion to the team working on this game.

Nonetheless, I am still hoping for the other playable characters to have full access to those pause menus like Miriam would.  (Sure, they most-likely wouldn't have access to Shards like Miriam would, but it can't be difficult to set up their unique abilities otherwise).

I don't think we'd have to worry about this. It was only an issue in Symphony of the Night, so I can't imagine it would be brought back.

Hahaha. I guess Harmony of Dissonance really is that unpopular. I've only ever played through it twice, so I never noticed.

Lol I really need to look at the dates for these things. This entire time I hadn't realized we necro'd a thread XD