It seems that Orkam Drehen Does not consume Skill Points when levelled up. The result is a free Rank 5 skill.

This does not seem to lead to "negative SP" scenarios upon relog; it's actually literally completely free.

I'm a new player in this game and thought to level talents I had to put in a whole lot of points to level up once in Talents, but according to the OOC, that's not the case. This seems to be a bug. Here is a GIF of me frantically clicking to try to level up in anything, it doesn't go any further than the first in every talent. https://gyazo.com/c57e3f3007bdff451410916f95ac27c7
Thanks!

For some reason it seems the recent most update had done something to horribly screw Eviter, as it doesn't seem to proc at its normal rate(s).

Another person and I (also semi-tested this the night before with another, but not for Eviter exclusively), who both had 60+ percent on Eviter spent a good half hour trading hits with not a single proc. This was tested with different weapon types, Guard and none of those seemed to be a contributing/differentiating factor as to why it's null and void currently.

I really don't know what to say other than it's borked somehow. QwQ

When assigning stat points, stats that cannot be raised any higher will still take off points.

I.e. Assume your base STR is 80, and you have ten points remaining. If you press the + button next to STR five times, STR is still displayed as 80, but you will have five points remaining.

Currently the *yawn* Request on Laplace doesn't seem to trigger regardless of what you try. I've used the Inn option at Dormeho, the Arena and even Cellsvich at full HP and less-than full.

Assuming this is a bug but not entirely sure, currently if you scroll over the section of the Aura (like with the character model) you are shown the predicted movement. This seems to occur with all auras.

My initial thought was this occurs due to the auras being directly tied into the character model.

"Spoops" Wrote:Yeah, also lantern bearer auras turn whenever you're using crane hop and get knocked down, looks a bit goofy since they're directly attached to the character sprite. . .

"Exxy" Wrote:I think whichever there's also a "wavering" effect (from ST I think, may be wrong) that causes some pretty wonky things to auras.

So, I had to register specifically for this bug report out of intense jimmie rustling and aggravation.

The quest, "Lock and Key"


After obtaining the key prior to speaking with the npc, alongside a party member who also was doing the quest -- we arrived to this npc and I couldn't do anything with him past the initial obtaining of the quest. Granted, we got the key first.
She said it worked for her, and if any party member did the quest it would work for everyone in the party. But my quest had not updated even if she said hers did, and I was the party leader.

I attempted countless times with his dialogue to fix it, multiple relogs and so forth. She told me to go to the town he listed, so we did and I found him there, however speaking to him accomplished nothing nor did relogs, and my quest had still not updated to free him.

I returned back to the cells, party-less and in a party both, tried several more relogs and more times of speaking to him. However, now he cannot be spoken to at all and is now walk through able (don't know if he was prior, but that now happens.) He's still here, yet I cannot speak to him anymore and my quest still looks like what it says up there. My quest is NOT completed.

Tl;dr Idk what to do to fix this and I'm pretty confident it's a bug and ; - ;

The latest article from your favorite bard reviewer, Krissy V. Izzy, has come in! This time, it's about a new hit group that's taking the lands by storm!

The thread is mainly to do with this:



It seems there are a few spots where BDPs can spawn (either through Chaotic Key or via natural means, not sure which caused this) that either don't add up or are an annoyance/trolling gimmick. The main issue I see with this is at areas that are 'bottlenecks' for the lack of a better phrase (spots on the map that only feature one tile wide areas to travel through, think of both bridges on the Sigroganian continent).

I'd say there's room to argue that spawning a BDP within a 1-tile range of a town or city shouldn't be allowed, but ultimately it makes more sense to me (mechanically and RPly) for them to spawn near these settlements than on a bridge over water out of nowhere.

After a recently added change to Sanguine Crest, I wanted to test the water by asking for the Lupine's WIL bonus gained from Instinct to be accounted for outside of Combat as well (so they can actually make use of the bonus FP from it).

The main reasoning behind this are the typical issues that arise:

-You have to account for a sudden drop in percentage of FP (as it gets raised by a flat 50 if you're sitting at 40 SAN) later in a fight against a Greenscale user, when the both of you have sizeable chunks of HP and FP missing, who gets increasingly buffed by the fact.

- As is, it's a 'token' buff. This being said in the sense that it only activates after battle begins and serves no actual purpose.


The trade-off I can see happening, if others feel like it's too much, is for only the (SAN/10)+1 bonus to WIL to become a static fixture and for the doubling effect to be removed from the equation entirely. Speaking personally, this is probably the option I feel is a bit more reasonable.

Or conversely, if it's deemed appropriate, to just have the 2((SAN/10)1) bonus be active outside of battle as well.