So, yeah, instead of leaving the player in the previous position (which was helpful if you were the only one doing in the fishing contest), or making the lower player count, it now it just slaps "Bogus Mod" in there. Which means a player has to beat that score to get on the board.



And it seems to stick.

From the experience I have from playing, I know the M Types cannot eat food, and therefore cannot get the well fed buff. But the mystery cases with the candy and mirror shards are not been set up properly, because M types can eat any form of their candy and get sugar rush and well fed.

Heavy tackle appears to ignore evasion, despite it being an autohit. Intended? Hope not.

When someone has Giant Gene's fuzziness effect, their chance to be hit or crit becomes MUCH harder to read. For example:

http://i.imgur.com/UvwIq5H.png

I was pretty sure this was 86%. It was not, we believe it was 56. Either way, it messes things up real badly. Can we have the text stay nice and readable?

Ambidexterity messes with Sayakana. If you're using two weapons and only your main hand has the rustic one, turning ambidexterity on will make the Sayakana bonus stop working.


Main Hand: Rustic weapon
Off Hand: Blessed weapon

Ambidexterity (on):



Ambidexterity (off):

1) Mailbox-Mode-Toggle
A mode for containers that allows people to view and deposit items, but only the owner can take them out. A nice way for employees to deposit resources and to have an IC mailbox without OOC nerds stealing it.

2) Editor-Access-Toggle
Allow House Editors to access owner-locked containers. For people that own a shop and employ workers, or have an IC wife/husband/family, so that they can have access to items without running the risk of some jerk-off coming along and stealing everything if they forget to lock the door.

Or simply wanting to have something stored in a public area for convenience.

3) Upgrade furniture (?)

Upgrade or customise your containers to store more items inside.

***** asago cost

lets you make a mercenary for yourself, with a character creator where you pick race and their trait.
they will be a single monoclassed arena combatant/merc mob, you pick their skills from their class, you supply it with gear, call it a day

and if dev doesn't mind, you can pick which class it uses for randomized stat growth.

Monsters who run over cinder tiles take a fraction of the spell that created it's damage. In the event of something like fire breath, monsters who run straight through the tiles take extreme amounts of fire damage from hitting so many cinders. However, player movement does not trigger damage from cinders. In order for players to be damaged by cinder tiles, they either need to begin the turn on top of it (and take one instance of damage), or be forcibly moved across them (with forced move, the kensei charge attack, lazarus wind, etc). My question is: Are the cinder tiles intended to behave differently for players than they do for monsters? Are player's Youkai supposed to take damage from moving across flames (which cannot be prevented)? Are players supposed to? Or is nothing supposed to unless they're forced to move across the tiles via a pushing skill?

Scenario: Player 2 marries Player 1 ICly, and they move in, together. Due to the nature of the relationship, Player 2 is granted access to multiple of Player 1's recources, via...

- The front door (to the town) being left open.
- Getting keys to the doors
- Making multiple storage containers not locked to the owner, because it's your own damn home, you'll keep some of your stuff there instead of the bank!

This is fine. Right? Right!

The issue comes from other people getting in. I sometimes see people in OOC bragging about stealing from people's houses when they forgot to lock doors. And, while I get that theft is a legitimate IC action (albeit scummy and petty from an OOC standpoint) I thought it was incredibly unfair that only the house owner would get "theft protection" in the form of personally-locked containers.

So what I'm proposing is to allow some chests to be locked with a key, just like doors. This will let residents (Be it spouses, children, employees, friends, in-laws, whatever) actually have their own secure place to store loot.


Also, on a related note, could we have a preference to allow us to open locked doors without unlocking them if we have a key, so they will be locked again after closing, making it a simple two clicks to get in (Open/Close) instead of multiple right clicks? Because that's a pain in the neck to do just to stop other players from being dicks.