In "Dragon Quest 3: HD-2D Remastered Edition", the use of phoenix flight is a very important method of long-distance movement in the game, and players can also operate it during the flight. The operation method is similar to that of a ship. and directional control of walking. You just push the stick in the direction you want to go and it will fly in that direction.
How to operate flying in Dragon Quest 3 Remake
Command Phoenix Lamia to fly across the world at will. So, how does flying work? It's a little different than walking and sailing, and it may take some getting used to.
Lamia operates similarly to boat and walking directional controls. You just push the stick in the direction you want to go and it will fly in that direction. However, unlike other vehicles, the Lamia cannot accelerate like a ship, meaning it is not the fastest when flying. This is the price of greater freedom.
Instead, you can control the height at which Lamia flies. This feature doesn't change much about the flight itself, the only difference is how high you are above the ground, plus it helps you aim your landing more precisely. Lamia uses a cursor to help you control where you land. This cursor is independent of flight, allowing you to fine-tune your landing point.
Try to avoid landing while flying. The cursor moves quite quickly, possibly causing you to land further than intended. Keeping the Lamia still while landing allows for more precise control of the landing point.
Flying with Lamia will give you access to many previously inaccessible hidden areas, including one of the most powerful items in the game - the Replica Hat. Before your final battle with Baramos, be sure to explore the map thoroughly.
