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Yes you're right, it would need to be manageable while still being mobile. How I foresaw it was: Gear 1: Regen equivalent to standing still Gear 2: Regen equivalent to running, and apply the combat manoeuvring stam regen when in combat mode Gear 3: 1/2 equal to sprinting Gear 4: Equal to sprinting?

Agreed. I'd be happy if maybe in gear 1 or 2 it's a slow regen much like it is for the horse stam now. Not to forget stam reserves and therefore the requirement every so often to potential dismount and rest/campfire/eat etc.

Try watching the video then telling that to an Aussie player that is supposed to be competitive in the eyes of the developers.

It adds a higher skill cap to mounted gameplay. It adds a logical path for other dismount mechanics to exist directly proportional to the players stamina management in a fight. It adds value to attributes and stats that give stamina and stamina regen for MC players. Gives Dex a higher value in...

If this is a "realism" argument, are you suggesting it requires no physical effort to ride a horse at speed?

Player stamina has no real impact while on horse back other than Mounted Archery. Even then it's negligible. I suggest we add stamina drain to the player proportional to the stamina drain of the horse, e.g. in gears 3 or 4. From there, make the current stamina level increase or decrease the...

We need /duel. Both players go grey to each other. No guard repercussions. No ally status.

Label bags, name food, name potions.

Removing something because in it's current state it's imbalanced isn't the solution. We don't want to remove content from the game as we don't have the luxury to do so. Balancing is achievable, the devs just need to decide where they want to put the skill cap into it. Time is not an appropriate...

A simple stamina system would actually work really well. Even something basic like: Passively drain stamina when a pet is in attack state (fixed amount say 3 stamina every second). Pets should regain stamina at the same rate but have different stamina pools based on animal type and level...

Sure but this is an MMO with costs. Those games offload the cost of hosting to the community.

I don't sorry. Those streams can be long haha.

I disagree. Weakspots are not critical hits, they're amour penetration procs. Your weapon skills tighten the min damage variation you're seeing. Assuming you're talking about archery, at 100 archery on a dummy I get variance of around 1-2 damage (obviously dummies have 0 mitigation). Also...

I don't think a "classifieds/bounty/noticeboard" idea is bad per say, but simply because something didn't work as well for you or others in a previous iteration, doesn't instantly invalidate the core design paradigms it was following. This is why you will struggle to get community buy in to some...

When allocating Dex, it does mention it will improve their move speed. If anything, everyone should get base sprinting and footspeed at 100. There's no reason at the very least an 18 year old doesn't know how to walk/run/sprint. They can then remove points from there later when they figure out...

EDIT: I can appreciate that not having enough content for your players to do could encourage them toward griefing new players for the lulz. That said, I think this will always be an issue especially considering there will always be groups who don't have a large investment in TC/Housing anyway.

It was mentioned on a dev stream they're working on Bloodline template system that players can click on in the character creator screen for specific playstyles. Remembering that every other value apart from bloodline can be changed in game via some mechanic.

Unpopular opinion, but it really doesn't. We need to stop framing "release" as the be all end all of the game's ability to succeed. The game is clearly unfinished and therefore releasing in an early access state. We're buying into the idea of what the game could be, not what it is now. So long...

Sometimes I wonder if you're actually playing the same game as us! Apart from adding a local town noticeboard, there's nothing about this suggestion in it's entirety of adding a WoW style group finder, let alone a teleport feature, that could fit into the core gameplay paradigms of Mortal.

All we know is they have a team of around 30 developers as per their dev streams. Assuming that this stress test will have just provided them with another cash injection, it's possible they will be able to expand their team again and perhaps hire more of these support roles for the likes of QA etc.