You can find fault with anything if you really want to. I've mostly listed the shortcomings related to the introduction of 3D graphics (which required some sacrifices), icons, and buttons (which is just a minor issue), but the storyline is a matter of personal preference, and I like it. You can study the book both in-game and in your backpack, located at the bottom right.
As my sergeant used to say, you can find fault even with a pole. But I'm talking about the flaws that arose as a result of poor, careless work on a game that was heavily advertised, continues a hugely popular series, and was destined for success solely because of its name. Everything good (and I'm not saying there's nothing good in the fifth game) in the fifth installment was borrowed from the third. But such a large number of seemingly minor flaws and shortcomings indicates an irresponsible attitude towards the work, which personally offends me. I was sold an absolutely raw product with excuses that they were all so busy that they didn't have time to deal with all sorts of trivial things. Well, if they don't have time, then let them not bother, let them write scripts for "Garanta" instead of doing something they don't have enough time for. I wonder, would anyone want to buy a new car at a good price with crookedly attached wheels, a scratched dashboard, and other flaws, but with the explanation that it's a new model, a well-known brand, and they didn't have time to finish it, and the cramped interior is offset by the great view from the window. I'm not complaining about the size of the maps, but excuse me, what do you mean by the connection between the overly thick borders of the icons and the introduction of 3D, which can't be called a new technology in any way? And Nivala has been working with 3D for a very long time. And how will animated icons be affected by 3D? And drawing a hero in the inventory to equip him with artifacts now requires such unimaginable power. 5 or 7 years ago, it didn't require it, but now it does.
Regarding the MagikBook, I apologize. I was a little confused. You can't see how much it costs or what damage it does through the inventory.
By the way, statistics would probably also require a "very large, powerful, and mighty" (can't swear) 3D, damn it.