I was pondering what sort of alias to give to my latest character when I caught myself wondering how other players tend to come up with their aliases. My typical go-to is to make an alliterative alias, describing the character with a focus on their personality traits rather than a physical description. Though I do have some exceptions. I've noticed alliteration in general is somewhat popular. I've also noticed that aliases with more or fewer than two words are extremely rare.

So what do you do? Do you focus on a physical description, description of the character's personality, or thematic description? Do you like to employ linguistic tricks like alliteration or rhyme? Do you usually think on it for a while, or just wing it? Do you default to the same style of alias, or change things up from character to character?

Ahem. As it stands, the line of traits leading to Crude Chivalry is...Well. Unnecessarily tedious ?

Crippling yourself from Chivalry until the requirements as met for wanting something as simple as being able to benefit from it with a Wraithguard- and having to trigger it 500 times, nonetheless. Which supposedly resets upon LEing, for the cost of 3 trait slots.

Could it at least be made so LEing after having previously grabbed Reccovered Honor skips the requirement afterwards ?

Grandupper is not instantly killing normal mobs at level 8 sturm.

Steps to recreate:
Fight mobs in new dungeons.

Get level 8 sturm.

Use Grandupper.

As an Oracle, if you have voices of the past, it's possible to get the 'preview background' message when someone is editing their chat box background as a vision.

How to replicate:

• Be an Oracle with Voices of the Past.
  
• Be lucky enough to stumble upon a place where someone was changing their chat box background in the past.
  

Clawice and Wood materials on non-weapons are giving their respective +3 ELE Atk on other items, such as hand items and accessories.

For example, Coldbark on any accessory, hand slot, or foot slot will give +3 Ice ATK.

Clawice on accessories will give +3 Sound ATK, for instance.

Dancers Tempo currently resets with Any song played. 

All singers I know dance and sing at the same time! Can we have songs not reset Tempo, maybe? It makes Dancer a very egoistic class that pairs horrible with its own other promotions, otherwise. Making it a horrible Destiny add on.

Let me dance and sing!

This is something I have been wondering about for a while.

We have a lot of options to increase Crit chance, however when we look at the counter Options to Crit evade we are looking only at Boneheart, BK and Ranger, really. (and the metal boots/gauntlets+ I guess).

I think it might be interesting to change how armors work a little, by either giving them one new upgrade extra stat "crit evade", or flat out going the route of Weapons by giving them customization slots that allows to adjust armors more to your liking..Maybe focusing more on M.armor for the cost of Armor or vice versa. Maybe have a bit of extra padding against crit chance or even crit damage, stuff like that. Armors do not usually benefit from weight all that much so adding weight there is an actual down side (outside of some niche cases).

Of course should we go the upgrade path, 10* might need to be looked at again, but I don't think that be a huge issue. I think that might be interesting, since I do like to have more progression systems in place outside of leveling, and getting your gear padded out is currently the closest we have, so might as well expand on it. Atleast I think that be interesting.

I thought this was posted already, and if it is, I couldn't find it, so:

Summary:

When your character has the Quiet Person trait, your whispers have a zero radius of being heard.

      Details and how to replicate the bug:

• Have a character with the trait Quiet Person.
  
  
• Whisper with the whisper command.
  
  
• Have another character without the trait Keen Hearing on a tile next to yours.
  
  
• Check in with the other player.
  

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Wild Ride's description states that:
"after the ride ends, they will be knocked away 3 tiles and cured of Knocked Down."

The enemy you target will be cured of Knocked Down, but they will not be knocked 3 tiles away. You will both awkwardly occupy the same tile, that being the endpoint of the ride.

Tested on two different builds, but not extensively.

Radigal's weakening spore that lowers MV seems to be eternal for the rest of the fight, even after the negative status is gone. The MV stacks up until you have 3 MV remaining.