Something that's come up recently is the disparity in power between races. While mechanics and strength aren't necessarily a deciding factor for some players to choose races and some choose them because of their flavor or lore, it is definitely a part of it for a lot of people. There have no doubt been times when people were interested in a race but found out it wasn't 'viable' or it was lackluster and decided to go with something else. 

Personally, I have no issue with the current races regarded as strong staying as they are. Rather, the focus should be on improving races already in the game. They don't need to be made meta or reworked, but a little push to make them feel better to play would go a long way.

To that end, my suggestion is this: change the SAN scaling on the Reaper and Apperatus passives to be 4 or 5 SAN per rarity level for the weapon you can use as a casting tool. That way at 40-45 SAN, both races would be able to use 10 star axes/spears.

These two races definitely aren't the worst off, but I feel like it's a change that could easily be made that would make the race feel a lot better to play. I don't see any broken interactions that are suddenly enabled by higher rarities of axes/spears being able to wielded as casting tools for all spells. Instead, it just expands that mechanic and opens up more possibilities to players that have characters with these races.

It seems Dragon Dance costs only 3m to invoke despite it claiming to cost 6m in the skill description.

So far, we have two Eastern-inspired classes, and Firebird can be regarded as either Eastern or Western, but we have yet to receive one class that revolves around Longswords or Western Style weapons.

I think we need atleast one more to help go in the inbetween. I'd call this a Swordmaster or a Blademaster.

This class would be very much centric around Western styles of Combat, mostly European Swords. Techniques that a European Bladesman would use, and duel by. Hybridize between Fencing and around using a broadsword and such, maybe the shield also coming into play. Not exactly tanky as soldier, but like, aggressive with your sword more. Making it more... you know. Better with those types of blade and effective as say, a Kensei.

I'd imagine this technique would be something akin to the Beldam Knights style of fighting or the Imperial Guard or something. I mean, I'd imagine the Church Knights n all would use that.

Adaptation could lower momentum costs for swapping a weapon type from your side to your main/off-hand, if not atleast for Demon Hunter as a passive.

LV1 Subtalent = -1M
LV3 Subtalent = -2M
LV5 Subtalent = -3M

So, call me crazy, not everyone uses the special chat tab that is open on game start, but due to how it interacts with the game, you have to have it open when you load a character before you can switch to all tab, as in my experience this causes chat to still register as the primary tab and absorb text into it, and I just want to be able to not have to switch to all tab everytime i load the game is all, simply put.

Can we get an option to disable this tab to just cut out the middleman?

Alright, I kind of saw the problem now after using RM for a bit-- Yes, shut up I deleted the other because it was indeed a kneejerk, despite the fact its true that they can dish out this much damage so easily. But I have identified the problem.

Null Rune!

Now you ask me why Chrono Rune should not receive the same treatment? Because that's the right way to play the damn videogame. With Chrono Rune you basically doomed your Rune, it will explode after 4 rounds. All that momentum investment will be gone forever into a blaze of glory, and this feels more like it for the whole shmuck of Rune Magician.

Null Rune locking and turning your arcane sigil into an eternal 120 damage-every-time-it-moves-a-square? Not cool.

Therefore, on this premise. I think Null Rune should reduce a Rune's damage by 75% when attached to it, but also make it invulnerable to being destroyed by basic attacks, for a fair exchange. This way you can try to make runes become more like traps or zoning tools rather than damaging tools.

Upgrade: Flamethrower is not working as intended, and is instead giving 75 SWA upon usage.

Delete both Bullet Shred and Bullet Spread skills and give Turrets the following:

- Covering Fire (from Magic Gunner)
- Double Dao that does pierce damage only and ignores Armor.

That's the last thread on Turrets that I'll ever need to make if they get changed like this. Please, Dev, I'm desperate enough for change to the point of just begging you now.

They're honestly pathetic, boring and extremely unreliable compared to Metalaegis and Railgan because of its small range of effect, low damage skills and COOLDOWNS, added to the lack of FP to even sustain their own DPS. There's no way to fix this, and buffing Bullet Shred/Bullet Spread will not make them any better in my opinion.