Will crosspost the "camping suggestions" with this one as well. Lets make camps a great tool for public roleplaying! Any more added under this post, I'll add it to the thread.

• Camp Pots trait do not work when crafting on a campfire after the new crafting overhaul update. (Tested on normal campfire)
  
• Some camp furniture cannot be moved or returned to inventory. This mostly involves the +2 tile furniture.
  
• Most furniture aren't interactable. (probably due to their instancing instead of being the direct inventory object.) This involves furniture like chairs which cannot rotate, but potentially crafting furniture.
  

To alleviate some of the problems from lack of reliable hit steroids for daggers and their relatively low average 80% accuracy, rogue could get a passive that makes it so if you're behind your opponent then the flanking bonus from Guile provides half the value regardless of if you have another person flanking or not.

I was unsure of whether to post this in bug or suggestions, and was suggested to put it here.

A vampire, on taking the naga tail, does not make the slithery sound effect, instead having the normal walking sound no matter what. This, obviously, presents a number of RP-based problems, and isn't really expected behavior from a player perspective, I don't think.

What the fuck. I always wake up, open my bookmarks, and then click to open a bunch at once, which includes the SL2 forums so I can check if there's any new posts. But whoop-de-fucking-doo, you guys haven't posted anything new this morning. Give me my fucking entertainment of reading dry bug reports, please. It makes things less lonely and I'm starting to get scared. I really miss you guys. Remember when you would post and I would check in the morning and it'd be all great? Haahh, those were the times.

Bye see you tomorrow.

Crafting System Revamp (Part One)

• The crafting system UI has received a complete overhaul.
  
• New crafting tables are claimable when used and allows the claimer to craft items for other players much more easily.
  
• There is no longer a success/failure chance for crafting a recipe. Instead, you can only craft recipes at or below the relevant craft skill's level.
  
• Crafting EXP for crafting individual items has been reduced. However, you gain bonus crafting EXP for crafting a recipe for the first time. (This change was meant to give incentive to craft many different recipes instead of a cheap one repeatedly to level up.)
  
• Several recipes have had their required items and the craft they belong to adjusted.
  
• For more details, use a smelter in-game and click the question mark icon.
  

• Ores and remains are now considered unprocessed materials. Recipes requiring Material (Hard) (previously the 'ore' category) now use Ingots and Workable Remains instead.
  
• To create these items, you must use a smelter. Smelters require 5 ores or remains to smelt one ingot or workable remains.
  
• The type of item created depends on the item you put in the first slot. The items in the other four slots may be any other smeltable material, but using different ores/remains will reduce the success rate of smelting successfully.
  
• Success rate is increased by your Metalwork skill. Success rates exceeding 100% have a chance to trigger a great success, which will give an extra item.
  
• For more details, use a smelter in-game and click the question mark icon.
  

• Contributed by Spo, the Badlands Arena has received a facelift.
  

• Crown of Heaven and Healer's Legacy - No longer give +1 to a specific craft skill. Instead they give +1 bonus crafting EXP for their specific craft.
  
• Campfires now use the new lighting system.
  
• Item quantity caching (for optimization purposes).
  

At the minute strict sleeper seems to apply the buff after sleeping at an inn at the player's chosen ingame time.

For Example Hour 24 is set for the trait on one of my characters but two in-game hours later it applies the strictly sleeply status on despite using an inn 2 ingame hours prior.

At hour 24
   

At hour 2
   

As it stands, if you upgrade an item via crafting (I.E Swordsmaster's Ring to Enhanced Swordsmaster's ring.... or Crownbleeder to Crownbleeder Plus, etc.) it will not retain the original material. This can be detrimental if you want to keep it as a particular material relevant to your character, making you have to look for another material kit in the majority of the cases unless you planned in advance.

Can item upgrades retain the material they were previously?

Howdy.

To some of you, this might come as a surprise. To others, not so much. But as of next update, I'm going to be stepping down from my GM-position.

I'll be around the game still, so you're not rid of me just yet, I'll just be a regular player again. I will be taking a short break before you all see me, though, but I'm obviously always around on Discord if anyone needs me.

So yeah, that's all. For now, at least.

Have a good one, folks.

So, it's been a few weeks. A lot of shit's been said. A lot of shit's been called out. A lot of people have been called out so...


What did we learn? What was accomplished? Real talk here... did anything really change?

Ya' boi looking for your hot takes, your spicy memes, and most importantly... tell folks your SL2 new years resolutions. Man I know this type of shit's as useless as real goddamn new years resolutions that most people don't do fuck all to really act on after the first two to three weeks buuuuuut-

Hell maybe if you post some public stuff about what you're looking to do to improve the situation of the community or just change up your playstyle, maybe the risk of horrific public shaming from getting called out when you ain't putting up and showing up'll motivate you folks enough to stay on the path, you feel?