I've already reported the updates to the OP, somebody will get around to it when they have time. As for the new Strateg version somebody just said they'll be posting it in a few days to give the creator more exclusive time. If you want it to be faster you can always donate yourself and share with the rest of us.
So I tried that it did not work, when I tried using debug mode, it said it wasn't a 'debugger'.
The debugger I have posted is indeed the latest one and you are not supposed to use it with the version on OP. Download the latest version from the link in previous page.
Unfortunately no. Trap Quest is written in an extremely outdated engine, and is doing a LOT more than the engine was originally capable of. So much more that some nice people basically modded the framework specifically to support Trap Quest better. Porting the game to a better engine would mean months of zero content updates, and Aika isn't willing to bite that bullet yet.
Again, engine limitation. The "more" prompt is because the game is attempting to output more than a screen's worth of text at once, and it's designed to pause so you can read all of that. There's no way to scroll back up and most people don't realize there's a log.
Some delay is expected regardless of setup or chosen interpreter, though I'd dump Glulxe for WinGit if I were you. WinGit was made from the ground up to be several times faster than Glulxe. That said, again, even a DARPA-level super computer under liquid-nitrogen cooling couldn't alleviate the delays entirely...you can thank the game coding for that. If I'm to be blunt, it's kind of shit and tends to take extra steps to do simple calculations.
You have to enter the classroom that matches your current gem level when a lesson is ready. The lesson time doesn't advance when you are in the school either, so you have to leave the school to wait for the next lesson to be ready.
