Tactician's new Wind spell, Titan Gale, can be maxed out in rank without a single SP actually spent. I wasn't actually the one to discover this- someone else did. I think it's far too powerful of a skill for this to go unnoticed.

Narcus is a little too efficient at turning people's damage around into the narcus user's own form of damage, with very little counterplay involved, fire resistance or not, telling someone to pack fire resistance against one item isn't gonna cut it.


Idea, Narcus' current form of stacking can stay, though when the Narcus effect is used, it is set to be in cooldown for a set period, the jist of it:

-Narcus is changed so that after striking with the Narcus status, you cannot gain any more narcus levels for 3 rounds.


Thoughts?

Holy seems to be the most common enchant right now for just about any weapon, its super safe to throw onto any weapon because it really has no downside and a huge up-side against the right target, 75% more damage with the talent, while I love the concept of it being able to punish the stronger races like Vampires and possessed, I don't really think it should be a throw on and forget sort of enchant.


Holy is a bit of a problem as an enchant, it offers little wiggle room when deciding on your enchant.

Do I use holy or rampaging? Holy.

Do I use holy or volcanic seed? Holy.

Do I use holy or vorpal? Probably holy.

So it takes away from the enchant diversity because its such a safe enchant to throw onto any weapon, because it deals ludicrous amounts of damage as a reward.

I'd like to discuss the possibility of what you can do to prevent the 'throw on and forget' mentality, as it takes away from the impact that is being discovered as a nasty vampire or spirit goer, and is instead just a nuisance you have to deal with when facing four out of five people.


Some ideas in the past like lowering the damage against non-holy susceptible targets were promptly met with criticism, so here's a discussion piece, lets go.

I feel like shaitans should be immune to ill will as a wound, I don't know exactly what Ill Will implies but it seems like a paranoia type of thing and as we know, Shaitans aren't exactly scared of anything outside of the dark zone.

The bonus damage for ghostwind when used in the same round as haunting does not apply if you have used another move before hand, for example.

Haunting > Attack(crit) > Ghostwind will not proc Ghostwind's 1.25x bonus damage.

Every so often when I go into my home, the entrance resets to the bottom left. No big deal, I figured I would just move it back every time it happened. Turns out, it also unmade my plants that I was growing, so now I'm making a bug report. My key and slot if it helps you investigate any, but the way I reproduce it is I just go off and do something and then I come back home to find anything I was doing in it undone.

Key: Mokou-tan
Slot: 3

Game you were banned from: sigrogana legends 2
In-game name (key):Archibald
Reason you were banned:i believe it would be for inactivity
The length of the ban, if you know:until Thu Nov 23 14:44:09 1995.
Who banned you, if you know:i do not know
Why we should unban you:I was on my new character and was looking for a photo to complete my profile after a while of searching I saw that I ''lost connection '' when I logged back on I was banned... I'm pretty sure it was because of inactivity but id like some sort of eplanation here..in the name register I looked at the rules many times so it cant be the name and my profile was a normal description of the character I made.

Can the roll for wounds, in Serious Fights, be (Normal Chance)% + [(Party Level/2)% - (30% Scaled DEF + 20% Scaled RES)%] ?

So, for example, someone with 50 DEF and 50 RES, at a LV60 fight, would have:

Quote:(Normal Chance [Variable = 5.5%]) + (30) - (15 + 10)% chance to get wounded from an attack. (An additional of +5% to the normal chance. So 10.5% chance total.) [[Side note = This is assuming they'll take damage high enough to trigger wounds, the variable is not accurate to the damage they take (aka, should be around 0.5-2% chance). So tanks will still be able to take more hits before rolling a 'bad luck wound'.]]

Quote:(Normal Chance [Variable = 5.5%]) + (30) - (3 + 2)% chance to get wounded from an attack. (Additional of +25% to the normal chance. So 30.5% chance total.)

Currently if you hit someone as duellist with Fleur, with a critical but at the same time trigger an Elemental weakness you only gain 1 Bomus Momentum. This can be quite annoying when you are a fire build and try to farm black beasts cause you never get to use fleur.

I think Fleur/Critical should have priority over weakness.Given that Critical is chance based thing and elemental weakness pretty much triggers always when it triggers.

Well that is the line in the commercials. I think it needs a few asterisks but I think I will just talk about each province becoming a part of Canada.

In 1867 Canada looked like this:

But before that we had Upper and Lower Canada. Technically speaking the name comes from 1535, from the Huron-Iroquois word for Village usually romanticized as "Kanata". A pair of natives lead Jacques Carter to their village. Who rendered Canada as the name of all of chief Donnacona's holdings. From their the name was applied to everything north of the Saint Lawrence river "rivière du Canada". After that it shrunk to just the area around the river and the gulf of Saint Lawrence.

The next use was quite awhile later in 1791 the province of Quebec was split into Upper and Lower Canada what makes this even more confusing is upper Canada is called Ontario in the 1867 picture. I could go into Upper and Lower Canada and why it happened but this post is going to be long enough. In 1840 Upper and Lower Canada were united into a single psedu-nation under British Rule this was mostly because Lower Canada because the French had a majority in Lower Canada and a minority in combined Canada to vastly oversimplify it.

July 15th 1870 the province of Manitoba was created. I could get into a lot of the messed up things surrounding the actual history of Manitoba before it expanded. But here are the cliff notes it got much bigger, it was originally supposed to have combined French and English rights and education. The Métis(Children of natives and french explorers they were big enough to be their own political group) were promised land and rights they were kept waiting with their writs for land and white Settlers came in with a military and drove them and their leader Louis Riel out. They went to Saskatchewan he went to the US.