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Maybe I didn't get the whole thing, but doesn't that also mean that a player with the "normalized" ping is able to do more hit's within the same time, compared to a low ping player? For simplification let's assume charging the weapon takes 1 second, and releasing also 1 second. Total time of...

The low ping attacker does not instantly notice that enemy parried, cause the parry effect is only triggered after some delay... Maybe there needs to be some kind of limit to make it no too extreme. Right now it's alpha and the time to try out different things. I wouldn't like to see it getting...

I've seen it and I agree that it's an issue. But the issue does not go away by making swings slower. If you block "close" before the hit is triggered it will go through, regardless how fast the swing was. Yes, making it slower gives you more time to react, but it's more a shifting of the issue...

I strongly disagree to slowing down weapon speed even further. Right now people parry even my parry attacks. If you slow down it even further the only way to get a hit through is by doing some abusing of the animation. Right now hardly anyone uses in duels those swords with > 2kg. Slowing it...

I will use some allround fighter build, fitted for fighting close to water. Race with good combination between size, damage bonus, con & dex. So nothing super fast, but also nothing super slow. Medium armor weight (12-15kg) Dagger skill (if there are some heavy, non weakspot daggers) Full...

Is there any advantage to doing a jump while overhead striking?

Like the patch. The swing animations for 1h swords with shields are useable. Big improvement from MO1. Sadly the bug that results in instantly canceling your swing, that can be only removed by blocking and pushing is still there.

Working as intended.

In my opinion the issue was not that they could use heavy weapons, but that they could spam it. If you could use a weapon on foot while staying still and loosing no stamina, you were also able to use it on mounted loosing no stamina. In my opinion charging a weapon while riding a horse should...

"Will MO2 be as grindy as MO1?" "You'd really like to hear the truth?" "No, please lie." "You don't need to grind anymore and swords rain from the sky." :LOL:

They were not nerfed. If everything was nerfed, it was high tier armor. Metal was just more rare back then, and therefore it was less used.

I think Henrik stated once that MO2 will have the same resources as MO1, and that some recipes from MO1 might as well work in MO2. But there will be minor tweaking of the resources.

The only thing all that complaining archives, is that Henrik is thinking about slowing down movement. And I actually liked about MO2 that movement is faster than MO1... Especially since the map is so huge. I would prefer seeing slight desync before slowing down movement. IMHO.

How about an Australian server? Somewhere deep in the outback? Edit: Now to be serious. Is that desync really that big of an issue? It's not that you randomly get hit from pretty far away. It usually happens when moving away from a player, after being in melee distance. So it's pretty obvious...

Those quotes from Henrik were quite vague. He never stated exact skillpoints numbers. Only that it will be more than 1 MO1 Character...

He didn't say this. At least I'm not aware that he said that. He said 1 MO2 char will have more than a MO1 char, but he never said 4x the amount of MO1. I think he has less than 4x in mind to increase player interaction, and reduce self sufficiency.

The disassembling skill has also a drawback: it could lead to leaking of recipes. When you disassemble a weapon you looted and get back resources, of every resource slot in the crafting, you're basically able to see what it was made of.

Or just a disassembling skill. Most of the stuff in my bank was "trash" anyways, but worth to much to just throw it away. Like looted steel armor, weapons, and the like.

Elementalism had projectiles. The could also copy paste projectiles, if the wanted to.

Regarding mages and being viable in PVE... Why note give them something like a staff? Some kind of magic weapon that scales with int, and does not required the usual melee combat skills. Of cause it shouldn't be as strong as normal melee weapons. Maybe make it a bit slower than the usual melee...