A lot of people avoid using this weapon simply because of its scaling. The problem is that simple! It's not like the effect sucks or anything-- it's interesting, but the scaling is just a turn off for most players.

Suggested values:

70% WIL and 30% RES
70% WIL and 30% STR
50% WIL and 50% SKI

Thoughts?

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1.76
New Equipment Items - Added 42 new equipment items.
Dignified DISCer Expansion - Added a new expansion by Dyst to the Home CD shop.
- Martial Artist's Weathered Body changed to only work if the torso item is made of Cloth, and only if its total Armor + Magic Armor value is 4 or less.
- Boxer's Weir Konnen and Magic Gunner's Stand Off changed from 25% of Scaled WIL into Phys Def to 20% of Scaled WIL.
- Black Knight's Indomitable changed to 2% per Rank, Black Wind only doubles the effect, and only works if the Heavy Armor torso you're wearing is at least 10 Weight.
- Black Knight's Negation; Critical Evade changed to +8 per Rank. No longer works versus Tome weapons.
- Hexer's Wretched Oil; No longer affects enemies beyond 5 Range.
- Hexer's Black Bubble Water/Dark scaling reduced to 40% each (from 70%) at max Rank.
- Hexer's Fellel's Fumble is now main class only.
- Verglas' Ice Point Guard bonus DEF/RES reduced to 1 per Rank.
- Spirit Jar's Spiriteater skill reduced from 10 + Spirits% heal to 8 + Spirits% heal.
- Ogata's Waraji now only applies if your CEL is higher than your DEF, or if your main class is Kensei.
- Parraeta's healing is now based on the damage dealt after resistances; Asrai still receives 50% of the heal, but otherwise it has been reduced to 25%.
* Bug Reports
- Aptitude was not updating the display numbers if you reached levels where it started becoming diminished.
- Camps were despawning after campfire kits were used, even if the camp wasn't empty.
- Underlays were not using the correct drawing layer for things such as wings when facing south, etc.
- Stun was lasting forever and the damage reduction effect was applying before the stun actually 'triggered'.

Can we increase the minimum amount of items given by chests at higher levels? It's silly to be in a level 60+ dungeon and get, say, a single bottle of milk from a wooden chest.

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Word on the street says that there's two figures in Law's End standing out. Although their behavior isn't something similar to your usual BDP monster, they're known to scare off most people that visit the town as of late. Some even claim that they're like ghosts of some type, but whether this is true or not is up to anyone's guess.

One of them dons a mask with a mouth that includes a zipper, and the other wears a hooded cloak and skeletal mask.
Assault seems to be a common action for the duo.

Their appearance is recent-- however their names are unknown, just like their origins. What is going on?

That means in early levels, this damage won't be able to do more than 2-8 magic fire damage, and late levels, it costs an absurd amount of FP to do a minimum of 30 damage. It's the weakest fire damaging skill in the whole game, for a race which boasts their prowess and dominance when it comes to using fire.

Can this be changed to be a little more fearsome? Something like

Quote:(Character Level) + Scaled SAN + 50% Fire ATK (+10% per 10 Scaled VIT).

All of the events I've seen that involved combat have either been just buffed NPCs fighting (which can be cool) or a single EC with high vitality/def/res and some sort of neigh 1-shot ability. I think that implementing more options for ECs will give event managers more choices in how they handle their work and make for a more enjoyable experience for the playerbase. Some of these would be passives that would only be given to ECs, such as:

- Perma-Immunity to Stun
- Perma-Immunity to Poison

Others would simply be unique offensive, defensive, etc skills that are too strong or unbalanced for any particular class but that are implemented anyway to potentially be given to a future class or used by an EC once.

Either way, I recognize that the majority of what an EC can accomplish is done through RP, which requires no work on Dev's part. In this topic, though, I'm focused on how to make the PvE/PvP side of events more interesting, and I think that more tools will lead to that.

Can we maybe have crates in houses be able to store ingredients?

The reasoning behind this is to work in Cooperation with someone else, so people can farm a field and drop the stuff in there for the cook/alchemist to pick them up later without the need of both being online at the same time?

That would be sweet.

Starting a fight in a camp doesn't use the right tileset.

(This is a fight in a desert camp. It uses the default field instead of the sands of desert.)

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