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Fully-rebindable button prompt icons for Xbox, DualShock 4, or Switch Pro controllers.

Input binding and remapping for KB&M and gamepads.

Viewing and loading of PSP or Joyoland port savegames.

Viewing and saving of savegame metadata independent of the system locale.

1000 save slots (not including autosaves).

A modernised interface which is similar to Trails in the Sky and Cold Steel PC ports.

The game autosaves when entering a new map.

Context-sensitive custom cursor support.

Alphabetised Crossbell City Library material.

Fully redrawn detective notebook graphics.

High-definition variable-width fonts support.

Borderless Window/Exclusive fullscreen mode.

Multi-sample Anti Aliasing (up to 16x).

Character art for portraits, menu art, and any other place is no longer of a muted colouration compared to the PSP and Vita versions (and all three versions of the sequel).

Text no longer shakes when scrolling in.

The game no longer runs poorly if you play without a controller attached.

The game no longer inexplicably flickers every so often.

The game no longer has extreme slowdowns from a common graphical effect during Aerial, other arts, map fadeouts, and numerous other instances.

In-game lore consistency is checked against Kiseki Wiki as the primary reference.

Certain terminologies are adapted to follow NISA's localisation choices in Trails of Cold Steel III.

English script is checked against Trails in the Database for editing consistency.

A fully-edited English script, inline with XSEED's localisation style of Trails games.

Dual language support without system locale emulator.

Here is a list of many of the features included in the patch, written by Kvik (thank you!) :

#Ao no kiseki pc screen flicker Patch#

This is more than a simple translation of the game's script, as Geofront's patch completely enhances the PC port of Zero no Kiseki.

New players are encouraged to play the entire Liberl arc (Trails in the Sky FC, SC, the 3rd) before starting this game and its sequel, Ao no Kiseki, and the following Erebonia arc (Trails of Cold Steel I through IV). It will be up to the SSS to uncover the truth behind Crossbell’s mysteries and get over the many barriers placed in front of them. However, behind Crossbell’s criminal underworld and political corruption lies an even more sinister conspiracy brewing since the Middle Ages. Together, these four heroes will face the realities of Crossbell’s seedy underbelly as they work to restore the CPD’s damaged reputation with Crossbell’s citizens. Lloyd Bannings, Elie MacDowell, Tio Plato, and Randy Orlando comprise the newly-formed Special Support Section of the Crossbell Police Department. You can learn more about who were the individuals responsible for the project on Geofront's own website. This is a project only made possible by passionate and incredibly talented fans, and I hope many people get to experience this localization! Years back, the Heroes of Legend team released a fan translation of the game, which was then picked up by the Geofront group who edited it and improved it into a form that reaches the high standard set for Trails in the west after XSEED's localizations of the series' other arcs.

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It is the fourth installment in the Trails franchise, and part of the Crossbell arc in the series that has never received an official localization here in the west.

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The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero is a JRPG developed by Nihon Falcom in 2010 for the PSP, later receiving PC and Vita ports, and soon to receive a PS4 port.