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Another way they could do it as well is to extend the animation time it takes to go through the whole process of snooping and pilfering by three or four times so that it doesn't become rampant Thievery Online. I still remember 10 years ago back in MO1 a thief was following me around and...

That's the problem though, they've been saying that it's coming since I think beta? We're two years in and it's still yet to materialise, and now they're planning on removing the thievery clades. It is looking less and less likely.

During the latest stream a few days ago, if I heard correctly, Henrik wants to replace clades related to features not yet in-game, like thievery, with something that is "fun" for the time being? If so, I have a bad feeling about this. It seems to me that once they replace these "currently...

Thank you kindly. :D

Still here. It's true that the forums has quietened down quite a bit in recent times, not what it used to be back a couple of years ago. I think if Henrik and Seb were on here and interacted with us more often we might see a forum revival overnight. I'm still planning to write more unofficial...

I respect your right to have your opinion. You brought up some points which I feel is consistently brought up no matter what SV does, whether they follow the suggestions of some players or go their own way. I feel it's become somewhat of a community culture to bash SV no matter which direction...

Well, here's the thing, in a full PvP full looting game, you can't dictate to people that they must only PvP when they want to play murderer or highwayman. You cannot police the intent. It is either full PvP and full looting, or it is not. Should we have better systems that discourage mindless...

A nearly thirty-year old mmorpg called Ultima Online actually did just that way back at the turn of the century, ultimately lost both the PvP and PvE crowd, and is now a mere shadow of its former self. A more recent example would probably be Legends of Aria, that went into development with full...

The minimum CPU requirement is an i5-6600 and recommended is i7-12700. That may be why your CPU is maxed out.

Does this special stream event involve the announcement of thievery as the first item on the new roadmap?

Yeah I remember seeing you on MO1 forums way back in the early years. Welcome back!

I actually would really like them to work on thievery as the first item on their next roadmap. Hopefully a release in the next 2-3 months tops.

They do have ranged attacks yes, but they operated on line of sight so it was possible to sneak past them if they had their backs turned to you (provided you didn't get too close to them). Also, the lictors guarded the more sensitive areas like the bank and didn't teleport to you, if I remember...

Short answer: Yes

Do not have any light items that can be lifted out of your pockets when you log out. Or Lashaniqua will surely find and take them a split-second before your logout timer runs out. :)

I also dislike the new Mastery system, the clade system was good enough as a grind, the last thing we need is more of it. Also, the amount of powers that one can get from maxing it out is a little excessive. I feel that it is turning MO2 into a different kind of game.

It may look that way, but all SV really needs to do is add a whole bunch of social and 'life' features such as tabletop games, musicianship, town message boards, more world interactivity like in Ultima 7: The Black Gate. The players will do the rest and make MO2 that little closer to what UO...

Thievery needs to be the first item on Sprint 1 of the next roadmap. They've kept all of us (thieves and non-thieves) waiting long enough. They can simply lift thievery straight out of MO1, make some tweaks and improvements to it, and release it.

It was an interesting time for the PC for sure, I saw computers having a 3.5 inch floppy drive, a hard disk drive around 200 mb, and an 8x speed CD drive.