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I think it's really important to do a month of testing with the actual XP gains and not the super boosted rates. Everyone is used to being maxed out but we don't really have that much of a clue what the game will play like when not everyone has max taming, max stats, armor crafting etc. Issues...

Agreed. I actually wouldn't mind RNG in the world and loot mechanics though. Nothing too crazy, but just enough to spice tedious activities up. Like finding a random chest or a random rare animal, getting rare skill books as drops, random events, etc

Personally I would play an Oghmir with as much strength and constitution as you can. That way you can carry like 80kg of ore without a horse. The usual contrarions will say to just use a horse, but when you're actually mining most of the time you'll want to go afk without having to risk your...

Ok, so it just devolves into a zerg fest like usual and defeats the point of your idea. Great

We all know that *some* guilds would just Zerg it for the luls if that ever happened

Honestly I feel like the 'initial excitement' is usually the opposite. Like if players stay after the insanity that is learning how to play the game they're more likely to stick around due to the sunk time cost. Most people I tried to get into the game quit after the first few hours due to...

Eh I've been killed by mounted archers way more than mounted mages. It's pretty easy to get out of a mounted mages line of sight since they can't turn while casting. Granted I also play a mage so magic damage only tickles me

Idk if mages are really fixable without a total rework. The easiest improvement would be to add magic armor and lower base spells. That way mages have to risk more instead of riding around naked with 1g of regeants. Also yeah if you hate mages a lot just play a psych warrior

Yeah basically every npc is OP right now, even at max skills. They need to lower the difficulty of regular stuff like wolves and bears and zombies and just add newer higher level npcs to fight

Honestly I like pvp sandbox MMOs and games for the fun of survival and crafting and building aspects. If you want a fair fight you will never find it in a game like Mortal. Whoever has more people or better gear is going to win. Better to play actual fighter games if you want fair fights. But...

The problem with pets is that they have to be good or else they'd be worthless. None wants to tame and train a pet and put in all that effort just for it to get killed instantly

Well there's a lot wrong about what you said there, and even if I wrote an essay on on how computers and graphics work you still wouldn't believe me so alright. But yes everyone's computer works exactly like yours. Also the screenshot was captured from my PC not my monitor. Also for all I know...

I guess the questioning annoyed me a bit because I can't imagine how hard it is to believe that making it so a giant rat with a big tall and hunched back and giant sticking out mouth and ears would require a lot of special changes for armor sets to fit them and to be able to ride a mount or...

You really think those armor pieces would fit the same on a sator or rat man? I mean if SV did they'd revolutionze the industry so props to them

Well if you played Crowfall the reason why there's literally only one armor set for every race is due to there being 11 different races that look cute and quirky because their not humanoids but at the expense of any chance of wearable items

No shadows are like this all the time. Very dark. I know since it doesn't affect your computer it's a hard concept to grasp that not every PC calculate graphics the same. Why I included a picture for proof. Yes it's particularly bad in the earlier hours when the shadows are angled. But that...

I actually like how MO focuses on just four races that have meaningful differences instead of some MMOs that add 11 different races that have negligible differences. It just slows development by making it so they have to model special armor for every race

Like someone else said it's pretty immersion breaking but usually as a mounted mage just ride in circles while casting fulminante and healing your horse in-between

Int only boosts the skill to start with a few levels it's not really crucial to being a crafter. Honestly I think the extra carry weight that you get with strength and constitution is more helpful at least if you're a gatherer. Makes it easier to mine and gather wood with low risk and afk. Then...

Adding to this I think legendary creatures like in RDR2 would also be cool. Im glad the game doesn't depend on RNG 1/9999 chance to get epic rare item like most MMOs but I do think adding a little bit of RNG would make the game more interesting