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Game is voxel based. If your physical sword on your screen hits anything including another player, it will react. We already have telegraphed animations. The delay in starting your next swing is based on the following: Did you miss? Can't start new swing until your animation resets -...

Local poster boards is all that's needed. Furthermore, everything else in this game is local (banks, broker, mail). This kind of system would be no different.

I think so too. In theory it's a small enough lever they can add to the formula in order to add a number of buffs across some of the more under-represented and under-performing playstyles, while addressing the perceived issue with TTK as it's been mentioned.

That's the intent. The game is supposed to be grounded with no frills. Your weapon choice/magic school dictates your playstyle. Your mechanical skill determines how effective you are at it (Swing, Parry, Movement, Aim, Strategy, Stamina/Mana management). Your build simply prevents you from being...

The problem I have with this is that movement is entirely clientside. The only value relating to this that isn't clientside is your current stamina which is serverside.

Ping does help but it's not as much of an issue as people make it out to be. The degree of packetloss/stability of your connection is a more limiting factor when it comes to playing. One lost packet in a fight could mean life or death when it comes to parrying.

This clade gift presents itself as the "berserker" type option. Right now it does seem low but I can see why it's as low as it is. Any stronger and the passive healing would outweigh the need to rest or recover outside of combat (e.g. just doubling the effect would give you 40hp every minute...

MA and archery are in a decent enough place while requiring some significant primary point investment. They're fun. I've previously debated whether or not archery in general needed some love and came full circle to realise this simply wasn't the case. At this point, all I see that the playstyle...

TTK is actually too long if both opponents don't stamina out during the fight and are both capable of playing defensively. Morphs and feints can help to a degree, but only if the opponent isn't as capable defensively, at which point great. This isn't what is being referred to when discussing...

There is pros and cons at both ends of the strength divide in this scenario though. For example, let's say strength is 1:1 to an arbitrary "R" value of reduction from blunt damage via a parry. We have a 50 str build and a 100 str build. At 50% stamina, their R values respectively are 25 and 50...

May I ask what your strength is and what weapon they were using? Because with reasonable levels of strength, you can reliably mitigate against most chip damage, even from heavy 2hs. This is why I'm advocating for stamina to have more of a role in chip damage resist. By using a % modifier you...

Link to example of issue for which this suggestion is based off: https://mortalonline2.com/forums/threads/1vs1-ttk-too-long.2863/

One thing I recognized from the video, is you didn't stam out once. Obviously you're not wearing heavy armor and so your stam regen wasn't impacted + you had good stam management. This part of combat should remain as it is because we want to reward good stamina management while still giving...

tl;dr - Break the parry lock by adding chip damage via the hidden blunt damage resist threshold stat, modified based on your current stamina %. The lower your current stamina, the less blunt damage resist you get. Blunt damage is currently able to chip through parries for some damage. All left...

I have to remember said name when I hover over it. If I hover over a name and don't recognize it as someone with a "community held" reputation, then so be it - they're either a nobody or I haven't seen them before. However, if I recognize their name and know they're a PKer or the Best Shield...

They're trying to achieve the exact opposite of what you're suggesting in that your actions carry a reputation to your name. A name is necessary to be visible at all times on this basis alone. This is part of the reason we only have 1 character per account.

Likely a server performance issue giving players the ability to effectively spawn loot bags in the world. I'm sure if done properly though this shouldn't be a problem and I'd rather people have to drop items on the ground which despawns after 30 minutes than delete them instantly.

Everyone knows this is an issue because there is no natural way to break through a parry of a perfectly capable defensive player. Suggested solutions usually boils down to some kind of kick/parry break effect. Heck I've recently suggested a Poise-like system to address this. Furthermore...

Just an FYI, in terms of crafting, 70 is the max effectiveness whereas 70-100 increases durability and then allows you to name/signature the item (plus in the future apply unique skins given your master status). When it comes to combat skills, the difference between 0-100 is noticeable. Just...

They could just add directional audio and be done with it. They already have the sound icon on the target nameplate to verify.