I found it weird while testing out something, we were testing out Steel Aura and on hit effects and we were testing if Excel would be blocked by it because the tooltip does state it as "on-hit" effect, consuming the charges there.



However when we tested it in game.

Explaination:
First Makido hit Spo without the charges, and he did about 50 damage
Secondly Makido hit Spo with 3 charges of excel, doing about 150

Thirdly Spo turned on Steel Aura then Makido hit her with 3 charges, still doing 150 damage to her, meaning that Steel Aura did not block the "On hit" effect that is in the Excel description.




Thought I'd note this out, could it be an oversight? Or was it intentional?

Back on the old Forum I made a blog post every year for Canada I will not be continuing that series because I do not remember where I was. And it seems a little silly anyway but.

Happy
Canada
Day

Contract
(The Youkai doesn't seem to particularly want anything.)

(The Youkai eagerly makes its way into your ranks.)

Drowned Woman has joined you!


This is what happened when a character that did not have Summoner as a main or sub class and was taken into the summoning house by a summoner. The character ALSO did not have a skill point placed in Contract. They simply clicked on the Drowned woman, tried talking to it and it joined them. No questions asked. I am not sure if this should happen or not.

The bug in question is regarding non-summoners being able to make a contract with youkai when they don't even have contract unlocked.

A clean note would be spotted on the top left side of the board.

A friend of mine is in need of a language tutor, specifically one who knows Alstalsian and Common.

Will provide payment for your services, please approach a carefree looking boy at the height of 5'7", and wears a cook's outfit to discuss about the details.

Just a little something I noticed during a party last night. Did not screenshot due to a lack of resources (crappy comp.)

Youkai can be summoned inside a planet inside the new Black Door battlefields. Was witnessed with Apus inside the Saturn-like one. It was manually placed, not Summon Stormed.

I can go test and provide a screenshot if required, but I believe this may be enough information.

- You cannot headshot some bosses that are Humanoid, such as Ashe. Untested against Kinu, but the humanoid, non-Kinu story bosses are universally headless.
- You CAN headshot Seeker Flames, but not Firesplitters, which seems like a goofy slip-up.
- Wondering if headshotting Wings of Fire is intentional, given the description of the Chemical Reaction skill.

ADMIN: TheGreatPoobah was banned for 1e+008 minute(s) for the following reason: Do monkey around somewhere else.

Game you were banned from: Sigrogana Legend 2
In-game name (key): TheGreatPoobah
Reason you were banned: "Do monkey around somewhere else."
The length of the ban, if you know: "1e+008 minute(s)"
Who banned you, if you know: Slydria
Why we should unban you: A seemingly permanent ban for a Mechanation character designed as an orangutan, a silly character for my sibling to run around the game OOCly and explore its mechanics with. No rules were broken and no warnings were issued regarding this character. The ban was unjust and I am an active member of the community who assists new players getting into the game and into RP.

P.S. Orangutans are apes.

The Rabbit Jump skill for Leporidae costs a skill slot, 10 FP to use, 3M, and only moves you 7 spaces. Which isn't much further, if at all, than most people can run naturally. To increase the range to 10, you need to give up a trait point and another skill slot. So, overall, this skill is pretty weak, even for a racial.

I would either drop the FP cost, reduce the momentum cost, increase the movement without Long Jump, or make it not cost a skill slot. Or some combination thereof.

This is mainly about Sidecut, only a small tweak, Sidecut is a great distance closer and attack at the same time, but usually you only end up using it on your remaining momentum, leaving you to be vulnerable to back attacks after using it (so you can't riposte or stalemate either.)

A very small tweak, if Sidecut hits, then you turn to face the target you hit last, if it doesn't hit then you don't turn at all, to give your attacker the chance to counter attack.

Perhaps apply this to other gap closers as well, who knows.