It's good to stop people from exiting boss fights, elite, and epic fights but the mini-bosses should never lock.
Okay fine. I'll make it from now on you're able to escape from most of the mini-bosses.
Do that then, it is far to slow, even for a slow reader like myself. I found the only way to keep myself from dying of boredom between the text is to act out the scene myself and speak as if I was performing a play 
Tell few cinematics that are too slow.
I'd be happy to go through and fix spelling and grammatical errors - well the ones I find anyway (there are so many scattered throughout the dialogue and even in item descriptions). Except I wouldn't know how to get involved since I've never done map-making before.
I'm not sure where we should start. Are you good with texts like ability and item description or what about cinematic texts? Dialogues?
I'd prefer not to offend your sense of humour in the game is that is what you like. After all different people have different humour, what I find childish, the next player could find hilarious so I don't think I have the right to criticize what you made.
Well we all have a little different sense of humor of course. I try to put all kind of humor so that at least once you would have a little laugh when playing the campaign.
Chapter 6, after a corridor of 300 armor golems you enter a series of rooms with 4 teleporters. I've played around ages in there and there seems to be no exit?
Each circle either:
1. Spawn some Dream Eaters.
2. Returns you back to the 1st level.
3. Moves you to the next level.
4. Does nothing.
You have to memorise the circles that moves you to the next level.
I think that's for the Nightmare mini-game and he is referring to that other teleport puzzle(bugged?) in which your prize is the item Opportunist.
Well if we think deeper the puzzles are very same: you'll have to memorise the way from beginning to the end.
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