Water to wine leaves you with less crests than it should after consuming them for the bonus. What it should do is consume 3 if you have at least 5 while giving you 1 for its own use, leaving you with 2 less than before. What it seems to be doing is either consuming 5 rather than 3 or actually removing an extra crest with its own use rather than giving one like it should. Either way, you're left with 4 less crests afterwards even though it should be consuming 3 and giving you 1. Other crest consuming spells I tested seem to be working properly.

Oracles Guidance
oracle racial trait.

1+M active skill. 3 turns CD(?)

You can see the near future, to prevent disaster from happening you need to tell your allies!
Warn your allies of incoming dangers or advantageous positions, boosting the evade and hit of one ally for 2 rounds by +5* momentum spend.


Basically similar to Herons Racial Song traits, but you instead focus on one ally but for that it lasts slightly longer. (so you can make use of it even when you go after a faster ally)

This bug has existed for as long as icons with the option for whole or parts has existed, as far as I'm aware. I've never been able to find much rhyme or reason to it, outside of being triggered when loading a saved outfit. Loading a saved outfit that contain part icons, whether it contains all the parts that make up a particular icon or a single one, can cause either the shirt or pants part to no longer appear in the object selection for changing colors. This can be fixed by manually removing and re-adding the part, but this forces you to re-add all the parts of the icon that it comes from which can overwrite other parts of the outfit that you don't want to change.

Another general trait that does the following:

Quote:Startouched
Requisites: 0 Base SAN

For some strange reason, the Hanging Star holds a small influence influence over your mood. Some say the act of becoming 'Startouched' is a prelude to corruption in some way, but most of those are just tales. This trait treats you as if you are a Corrupted race, for the purposes of Iahsus flavor. (The flavor text of Iahsus will be treated as if you are a Corrupted, displaying that you are irritated when it is 'red', for example.)

Simple QOL feature to change the order of equipped accessories visually.



I find it frustrating that visual order is determined by equipment / item name pre-regalia, so a little button to swap displayed order around would be very nice.

With Innovator, I'm able to enjoy the boosts of both class's MC skills. However, there's one specific kink I found.

Even with Innovator, the bonus Tactician gives you for Enemy Evaluation is still cut in half if Tactician is your subclass. I wouldn't have thought to do that otherwise, so I figured it might be because it's not taking Innovator into account for the skill nerf for not having Tact in your main class slot.



This character's using the mentioned Trait and Tactician is his subclass.



Reference for use with Tactician as main class.

2.71
New Chat Features & Improvements

• Chat Backgrounds; You can select and color an image that will appear behind your in-character messages. (Additional options will be added in future updates.)
  
• Chat Emotions; You can now use certain formatting to have an emotion animation play above your character's portrait. (See Help -> Chat Help for examples. Set in the gear menu of the new chat.)
  
• Chat Coloring; You can now use certain formatting to color parts of your text for in-character messages. (See Help -> Chat Help for examples.)
  
• Auto-Scroll; Behavior has been improved - it will no longer attempt to scroll if you are not already at the bottom of the chat box. Also made adjustments so that the position of the window stays the same when culling old messages. (If you're at the very top of the chatbox, however, messages will still disappear as they're culled!)
  
• Ping Words; You can now set up a list of up to 10 keywords. When an in-character message using one of those words is used by another player, the game will flash in the taskbar (if minimized) and the post will have a minor glow effect around it. (Set in the gear menu of the new chat.)
  
• IC Message Limiter; You can now set a range in which you will receive IC messages. This is useful in spaces or events where there are a large number of people to avoid being spammed too much. Posts containing ping words will ignore this limitation. (Set in the gear menu of the new chat.)
  
• Color Selection; You can now input a hex color text string.
  

• New feature which lets you set up 'layouts' which appear behind pages. This is useful for profiles which make use of 'boxes'/borders/special background symbols.
  
• You can change the default background layer used (uses Blank normally).
  
• Specific background layers can be set on a per-page basis.
  
• Currently, you can set up 1 layout. (Additional slots may be added in the future as a donation/patreon incentive.)
  
• Required a rewrite of how pages are stored internally. (Your profiles should automatically be converted without issue the first time someone examines your profile.)
  

• Interacting with a sandbox object or farm plot requires you to read a set of rules associated with them.
  
• Harvesting a farm plot that was not planted by you or someone in your guild requires 10 physical stamina. (NOTE: Since guild information is not stored on current live farm plots, it will affect those, even if you're in the same guild. Once you replant, it will be.)
  
• Added support for a 'sandbox banlist' that removes interacting with these objects for people who can't follow the rules.
  

• Meiaquar Factory (Courtesy of Autumn)
  

Currently Oracles are seen as an incredibly high risk but high reward race, with a passive +10% to evade and +10% hit rate to enemies in 1 range they can achieve the highest hit/evade rates from racials in the game, the problem arises when they are not targeted in 1 range, which nearly everyone can do now that hit rate matters for more than just basic attacks. Take for example any base class ability like Shinken or Couloir.

This -10% is so punishing to the oracle themself that you are basically griefing your own build if you attempt to build dodge on one, it's fun for sure, but you are far better off not playing the evade game against people who know your own short sightedness, which is loudly proclaimed to the rest of the battle when Pre-ordinance kicks in to let everyone know "ORACLE RIGHT HERE"

This leaves you as a race with an incredibly strong close range game, in the past this was fitting for oracles to have as they would have the option of being a basic attacking monster, but also be allowed to be more traditional in what an oracle's role may actually be, usually a mage of some sort to fit the 'guidance' or 'counselor' motif that is spelled out in their lore.

Long story short, I believe that oracles are in need of another rework of some kind, I really dislike the current risky playstyle of oracles, and while I do believe some people like this, I also firmly believe that they are far better off in a different state, there could likely be more fitting options for them to have as well.

For one I'd like to abolish their close and far ranged hit/evade penalties, I think these are the forefront of issues for oracles, both in balancing them healthily and for making them not feel too limited in most cases.

Secondly I think there are a lot of good alternative options for reading off future vision such as:

Quote:-A chance to automatically turn towards an attack
-Increased parry chances
-Increased chance to bypass parries

Quote:-Forces the next attack made on the oracle to Glance and then expires the status (activates every 2-3 rounds similar to now), if this status is active then the oracle's next attack is evasion-ignoring, also expiring the status.

Between gem staves and all the new casting tool materials, one of reaper's main racial passives in polearm casting tools has been made almost completely obsolete. It can be a consideration over a casting tool material on occasion, but only if you were investing in san anyway and having a global casting tool rather than domain locked matters to your build. Add gem staves into the mix though, and the reaper racial is almost always the worse option.

In order to have any relevance with gem staves and an abundance of casting tool materials now in the mix, reaper needs to not only unlock polearm casting but buff it. I think the best way to go about this would be their racial adding a small amount of san scaling to polearms, but only if you have the required san to 'activate it' for casting. This would prevent reaper from being used simply for a few extra swa on your polearm weapon even if you're not investing in san at all, while also incentivising the heavy san investment required to cast with the high star polearms by giving you more swa for the investment.

I'm also of the mind that remains should give them more than 2 elemental attack per piece. If only because remains give no benefit outside of weapon and armor, meaning you have to trade any other benefit for that +2. This is particularly relevant when the casting tool passive is pushing you towards magic oriented classes, and mages using enchant spells often value the element resistance on their equipment much more highly to cover the elemental weaknesses those enchantments bring.

Hello,

My suggestion is quite simple:

Add a Preferences menu setting to disable harvesting other people's/guild's crops.

If you have it on, and try, you get a chat notification that it's not yours.  Doesn't tell you who's it is, just that it's not yours.

Why do I want this?

I planted some crops in a public Korvara field, went to bed, and went to pick them the next day.

Same types of crops that I planted, so I went and just clicked em all to pick em.

What's this?  My 180 max stamina depleted?  Oh dear, it seems someone else picked my crops and planted the same thing atop of them.