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The genocide I refer to is that the game bears no likeness to the first. Classes, combat, visuals, even movement and jump height, gear possibilities, even weapon weights. You previously needed to use a reasonably light weapon. If you name a mechanic I’ll show you something that is totally...

Mo1 was more alive than mo2 when corrected for confounding variables. Mo1 maintained a concurrent player count of around 200. You can dispute this number if you want but it’s a very fair number for many reasons. 200 SUB paying players in a map that is 6x smaller is a population that you can...

I hope you can sub enough accounts to keep the game afloat.

The game is in a really bad state. I’d estimate 70% of players are players that never played the original game. Henrik has committed genocide on his original community in favor of a new one and it is on them to keep the game afloat. Unfortunately for Henrik he has all the same problems he...

Agreed. Why develop other content, when you can just keep developing magic schools that no one liked ad infinitum.

All of Mortal Online 2 is a giant overreaction to things that "made people quit the game". It explains the wardecs, tc, not being able to move at greater than tortoise speeds, teleporting lictor guards. MO1 had a balance, safe towns but not totally safe, can build but you might get blown up etc...

Yeah another reason why hybrids are terrible, they can't swing the big chad weapons that everyone is swinging. And yeah kiting is an MO1 thing sorry.

One change that is very underrated as to how bad it is, is in MO1 you had to use weapons under 2 weight on avg. In MO2 because of the terrible minimum swing times and other erroneous garbage they added to the game, people are swinging heavy weapons and 3 shotting steel.

If in a client sided game, with severe bugs, spaghetti code, terrible class design, and the clunkiest inputs in gaming history, you think the biggest problem is star vaults tolerance of negative and critical voices, then your thinking may be disordered.

Oh Hi ThatusGoonus Good to see you and great post. Totally agree that the large map is such a huge drag coupled with how much slower move speed is both mounted and foot. The combat is slow and more importantly the turn cap slows it down even more. In my opinion the game isn’t even a sequel...

I commend you for coming on the forums when and where you can, and representing your positions. @Tzone Lets be honest Robmo isn't responsible for the decision making at Star Vault from a game design perspective. I'm sure he's done stupid stuff like advocate for in game bans for saying mean...

Wait Henrik is sieging 90% of houses?? That's the best news ever. Solid change.

Yeah, what did it play like in 2015?

I really enjoyed Mortal Online from 2015-2020. Irrespective of the companies flaws, bugs, security breaches, broken promises, terrible anti cheat, etc etc etc, I always gave Star Vault the benefit of the doubt and recommended their games based on the context that I really enjoyed the game. Now...

Oh, hard agree. Not only is the world, class design, and item balance horrificly bad, but so is the combat.

Guys the game is balanced around silver 2 -1000 elo players that cry to Henrik about “what feels bad”. EVEN IF a half way decent change ever came (which there have been a few). It will get immediately reverted by the horde of bots crying. There is no hope here

It seems like the copy and paste function copied a lot of the bugs. Weird

This might be true, but it’s much more fun calling it a 200 pop game.

I’m actually quite certain that he intended to take mo1 feedback seriously. This is why “speed is king”, and not “everyone playing thursars and veelas” was a big focus in early beta. This is also the reason why there are bunch of erroneous skill points added to the game like mounted Magery. It...

Henrik really needs to answer for his crimes. For those who don’t know amadman was a dedicated pve player since time immemorial. There are very few people who actually enjoy the sequel of this game if they actually have the relevant context of where the game originated from.