Posts by Alter1

  • General Class Balance [Feedback]

    Hey,

    Is there any class balance planned for Dexterity and Leather?


    Do you have any idea how extensive the use is between magical and physical classes?


    Is additional data from the latest ini required? Because if not, what is your plan for class balance? For almost a year now, there's been a transition between physical classes (except for the typical scouts—and even that's up to a point) and magical classes.


    Bards are practically non-existent on the server.


    Bard/Scout is lagging behind.


    Bard/Rogue suffers from too few AOE skills, which means they don't deal almost all of their damage correctly in mob structures. DMG on a single target is fine as long as the fight doesn't last longer than 30-40 seconds.


    Bard/Champion suffers from exactly the same problem: too small AOE dmg in mob groups.


    Bard/Warden - no one plays this and it won't be played until it's launched, although it offers decent responsibilities. Maybe give it a katana to use similarly to an axe?


    Rogues compared to classic magic are a joke.


    The Rogue/Scout secondary appeared when combat was somewhat accessible on Ori (mainly thanks to DOTs), but on supplementary dungeons like Orkham, it lacks Burst. On Grove, DOTs are dramatically effective.


    R/B and R/D R/CH are so unplayable that it's better to go in-game as S/P or S/B and at least support the team.


    The Rogue/Priest still deals some AOE damage in groups of mobs, but they could just as easily stand alone and try to heal the group at single target fights. They simply don't deal nearly as much damage to bosses as other classes.


    Scouts are obvious – you can still play S/R and S/D by swapping out secondary weapons, and only then do they chase magic classes. The rest of the physical scouts are nonexistent – it's better to use S/P or S/B for the group.


    Why has this situation come to this? Do you see how many players are selling their leather gear or swapping it for magic?


    Do something about this, because I've been pointing this out for a long time now, and no one on the team, the Devs, the GMs, or those mythical balancers of magic and physical classes is considering this.

  • Arcane Forge [Patch 11.1.1.1000]

    Hey,

    I'd like to suggest changing the time it takes to complete this minigame. Currently, it's 30 minutes of incredibly boring running around and killing mobs.


    There's no fun or satisfaction in it, it's so boring that I swear I sometimes fall asleep while doing it, and of course, the minigame ends because I die. But that's not the reason for this suggestion, of course. 30 minutes is simply too long.


    Couldn't you consider changing it to 15 minutes and doubling the current drop rate? We have so many activities in the game to spend our time on right now that shortening this minigame would be a good idea.


    Please consider this.

  • Katana for Bard/Rogue

    Quote from Baboon

    Every class with rogue in sub can wear a katana. This is the passive skill from rogue Katana Training, but Bard/Rogue dont get any benefits from that.

    this doesn't change the fact that using a katana on this class combination makes no sense and something could be improved about it

  • Katana for Bard/Rogue


    Why would a bard rogue wield a katana when almost all bard rogue skills require the use of an instrument or an instrument + a dagger?


    The only skill that can be used while wielding a katana is Devourer. Don't you think something's amiss here?

  • 🌟 Participate in the Interactive Story Contest - Valentine's Day in Arcadia 🌟(Forum)

    Jaceon stood still, staring at the spirit figure before him. Blue flames surrounded the ruins of Tagena, casting a ghostly light. "Who are you?" he whispered, but only love, sadness and unfulfilled promise emanated from the figure. Jaceon felt that this spirit was part of an ancient love story. Determined, he reached out to the figure, feeling a bond that transcended the boundaries of the physical world.

    Meanwhile, Moroseille and Thainar reached the ruins of her family home on the Glenraebor River. Moroseille knelt before the remains of the door, memories flooding her mind. She saw a vision of the past - a scene of happiness and warmth. Thainar watched from a distance, knowing that the answers she sought were hidden within these walls. He swore to protect her at all costs.

    In the ruins of Tagena, Wiltonor watched Jaceon from the shadows. He knew that the young magician was on the verge of a discovery that could change the fate of Arcadia. He eagerly began reciting a spell from his ancient book, hoping to unlock the secrets that lay within its pages.

    The blue flames intensified, revealing glimpses of a world long forgotten. The spirit stretched out his hand, in which rested the mysterious necklace, shining with soft light, a single tear rolled down his ethereal cheek of the tormented soul. In that moment, Jaceon realized that the key to unlocking the secret lay in the intertwined fates of those drawn to this journey.


    Jaceon touched the circle of blue fire, and visions struck his mind –

    Love, betrayal, and dark secrets, time to ashes left behind.

    Through Tagena’s ruins whispered echoes, vows once broken by cruel fate,

    The spirit murmured: "Find the old book, in its pages my heart waits."

    Moroseille knelt among the ruins, in her hand a sign so bright,

    ’Twas her mother’s silver necklace, guiding her with gentle light.

    Thainar clasped her hand still firmer, silent embers in his gaze,

    "If the ancient book holds truth, then by your side I shall remain."


    Wiltonor heard the spell resounding, in his grasp the old book swayed,

    And fate entwined their longing souls, towards love that never strayed.

    Deep within the forest shadows, where time had slumbered endless years,

    Lived a beast among the ruins, lost in sorrow, bound by fears.

    Once a man, yet cursed and broken, darkness wove into his soul,

    Now he wept through nights so hollow, longing to be once more whole.


    The spirit Jaceon had witnessed shed a bitter tear of woe,

    For their love, within the pages, time had failed to guard or hold.

    The lost necklace bore the answer—was redemption still in sight?

    Yet the beast feared love was fleeting, lost within eternal night.

    Moroseille then seized the volume, Thainar watched with steady grace,

    Wiltonor could feel the curse now fading into shadows' space.

    Jaceon saw the truth in fire—one soft word, one single tear,

    And the beast, a man once more, returned to hold his love sincere.