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Probably to prevent the abuse of turning when thursting... (It's a 360, which most likely nobody did. But 90 degree dragging worked as well, and was abused by quite a few.)

You're right. I though you was referring to that discussion.

Then you should be also aware that Henrik explicitly talked about the turn cap, which got implemented later, due to players complaining about spins and not about the one you're talking about. "Henrik 19.08.2020 We are evaluating and testing turn cap in house on charge to prevent hiding spin...

You had handle hit issues with spears in MO1? In MO2 overheadstrike is a normal attack, which uses the same stamina as a normal swing.

The turn cap was the thing that got applied in the first patch as soon as you started charging a hit, and now got changed to be permanent, as soon as you spin more than 360 degrees. However, the slow down after releasing the swing has always been there, and it's reason is NOT to prevent spins...

Hawaii got one of the best waves for surfing. I guess I would not play MO2 if I'd live there. Instead I live in Germany and need to travel roughly 1000km to France West Coast to surf. :(

For real or kidding? I can't tell.

You should think of the magic schools more as a specialization rather than stand alone professions. Every skill in the MO skill tree is only effective with other skills in combination. But their advantages sum up. The combination of different skills makes a character strong. In MO1 I actually...

"The only unique mechanic of spiritism was the ability to banish ghosts " You completely underrate the resurrect ability. It's after healing probably the second most useful spell when running dungeons. People at forums seem to tend to say that all professions that are no mainly for PVP are...

Someone places the deed into the ruin. After that a whole guild builds up the keep. The one who placed that thing is the owner. All other who worked on it are basically nothing. I don't get what's hard to understand about this.

You can place a deed from any nation (e.g. Tindremic) into the keep. Whoever places the deed into the keep is the owner of it. I assume same rules apply to keeps as for houses: "When starting to build a house [or starting to construct a keep out of the ruin] the builder can place a deed within...

"They cannot be built from scratch but the ruins of old keeps can be repaired by players." So preset locations like MO1. "Houses cannot be built with deeds within the controlled area without deeds issued by the keep owner." Nation deeds can not be used in houses around a keep. "The keep...

Keep deeds are similar to Nation deeds. You place them into houses to "verify" them. Keep deeds can be sold by the keep owning guild, and do only work on houses that are placed within their keep area. But keep deeds are not used to build a keep.

It says you build keeps out of keep ruins. So keep spots similar to MO1. Once the keep is destroyed it turns into a ruin again.

Probably it will be a "insible" line around the town. Murder to close and you get a murdercount (negative faction standing).

Left weapon: overhead & left swing Right weapon: thurst and right swing Dual strike: After an attack with one weapon, a second attack can be done with the other weapon. The second attack does not need to be charged, and can be triggered instantly (similar to parry). It takes over the charging...

Unless they are far away from you and you don't trigger blocking. Whatsoever, the casual players should not be punished for the abuse of few.

The positioning is importent when realasing the swing, not when charging it. Lag switching would still work when adding it to the charge, expect that you can't "stack" the attacks.: charge, "Timespot", clean hit, charge, "Timestop", clean hit

Those people you listed were good, or probably even gods. But that's not what I feared. I feared CCGuardian with his fist weapon 2 shotting me from miles away.

In MO you could press W & A or W & D. This made it possible to sprint/walk straight while looking right or left.