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Nakrast wrote: »

I think many people would enjoy a enhancement system that rewards dedication over pure luck (for example: make success rate lower but no more breaking, like +10 -> +11 with 20% success or something).

That still rewards luck, not dedication.

Dedication would be something like the seal shop, where you -know- you can get something just by playing the game more.

The issue with any real enhancing revamp is that it would require a revamp of how the cash shop as well. Nexon is too reliant on selling runes to generate money via the cash shop. Let's say it takes a massive amount of stones/elixirs but you have a 100% chance to go from +10 to +11. For players, that's obviously good and it might result in an influx of players who hated RNG enhancing before. But most people obviously wont buy runes anymore, so Nexon won't do it.

Of course, they could just make money by selling less important things like cosmetic items and minor buffs, but derpcat's corporate culture doesn't allow for any revolutionary thinking. They basically just follow whatever the director says and like most korean companies, everyone is too scared to point out how dumb he is.

Community summits are almost always just PR events to make the devs look good. The devs just do whatever they want. There seems to be a pervasive attitude in the gaming industry that there is no point or need in taking customer feedback seriously...the devs for the last command and conquer game even went on record saying that they knew the fans wanted the usual base building game but they wanted to do something else, so the game bombed.

Pretty much every improvement in vindi was motivated purely by increased competition and falling revenue.

I mean, our server time all got changed to london time even though literally not a single player requested or suggested it. That's pretty much proof that Nexon does whatever they want without bothering to ask first.

Things you could do as Gallagher :

-Solo a special dream version of the white tyrant (he claims to have soloed white tyrant in hoarfrost hollow)

-Show the rookies how its done

-Flirt with Shayla

-Battle Ferghus in the hot spring

-Save Rocheste from Muir (in his dreams)

Skys the limit.

hi5josh wrote: »

I would like to see a toggle to enable this option. Sometimes it's hard tell if you need to repair your armor while wearing outfits. You can repair and cancel immediately to save an anvil if it's not need. I can't remember if holding Alt shoes the armor durability or not. It would be a welcome cosmetic option.

Its not like anyone bothers repairing armor outside of long dungeons anyway. Holding the environment key does bring up the paper doll so you can use it ot quickly check armor dura if necessary.

Updating avatars to have a broken version is probably not even on their priority list, as they would have to code the outfits to check for armor dura and break accordingly. The current system where the outfits just override everything is easy and generates massive profits for minimal work.

Just in case anyone is trying to stockpile a ton of fishing rods on alts to use them overnight, you can only use 300 rods in a row. Even if you have more than 300, you need to manually equip the remaining rods to start fishing again. So if you have 400 rods, once you use up the first 300, your character stops and just stands there till you manually equip the remaining 100 rods.

Also, about 350-400 spring pouches are needed to get enough element stone mats for 1 level 90 element stone.