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Now they got a follow-up poll... smh. I'm not even going to bother. Same open door to astro-turfing.

I voted for thievery, farming, breeding, wagons, ships, amongst other things. Not new armour set and POI, they're like the least important things for me right now.

It also allows anybody to come in and have fun trolling and voiding what the MO2 community actually wants.

That may or may not be the case, we have no way of knowing how many of those votes were even actually from people in the community who have vested interest and commitment to the game. For all we know, the votes could have come from anybody. A bored random person who stumbled across this forum...

Good ideas.

I'm having second thoughts about staying subbed to the game now, this is such a disappointing turn of events with the way they conducted the poll. Did they not foresee that merely requiring a Gmail account could potentially lead to astro-turfing on an absurd scale? Where even those who aren't...

I had someone plant a Myrland rose in my backpack back in MO1 in 2014 while I had my back turned banking my stuff. By the time I saw the message that someone had done that, the person had run off and to this day I still don't know who it was. Thievery wasn't just for thieves, it was for...

The community has come to a point where only until we actually see it implemented will we believe that it's true. Henrik can say anything but it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to happen.

I kind of expected that to happen, given the feature poll was an open door to anyone who had a Gmail account(s), instead of those who had a game account. I don't believe that this new roadmap reflects the views of the community much at all for that very reason.

I think what the OP is wanting is a way to turn things around if one so chooses, this isn't real life so as a game there needs to be a way for players to make that change happen, within reason. If 10 murdercounts turn you into a murderer, then maybe set 20 as the limit? After all, 20...

What I think is happening is that the UE5 upgrade has made dense static objects that have moving parts, like trees and shrubs, appear blurry no matter the graphics setting. I'm seeing it on my end as well, definitely didn't see it back in UE4.

I doubt it is due to your video card, I have a RTX 3070 which is just a slightly bigger brother. Maybe post a screenshot of your MO2 graphics settings? Might help identify the culprit.

This was recorded on New Year's Eve:

I would like to see an EVE Online style UI that allows you keep track of anything and everything (except obvious things like your and other players' location on the map), from what items and how many you have in each bank in every town across the world, to who killed you, how much damage they...

Just keep a note of when you paid your subscription so you get a rough idea of when you need to renew so you don't get disconnected suddenly in the middle of pve or pvp because your sub ran out. Maybe even write it in your in-game journal notes, that way you'll have it handy at all times.

It's small little details like this that often makes me sigh... then there's the community feature poll that's wide open to astro-turfing by anyone with a Gmail account. Why SV... why do you do things like this when other games like EVE Online show the player the exact date and time right down...

They probably increased the intensity of the sunlight as part of the UE5 upgrade.

They really should do it like EVE Online where they send an unique invite link to an email address connected to an actual game account. Once the form is submitted, the link no longer works. Allowing anyone with a Gmail account to fill out the form is just wide open to astro-turfing.

It's most likely due to a bug and has nothing to do with your hardware. It's happened to me once before down in the Tindrem sewers where a scoundrel is one floor above me and it can hit me but I can't see or hit them back.

Kevin would approve.