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There's no doubt that teleporting guards feels crap however, I've got a feeling this is a band aid fix ahead of the stresstest to resolve the AI/Pathfinding/Navmesh issues that they're still wrangling. Here's hoping they're able to resolve this sooner, rather than later.

Attributes, Clade EXP and Skill gain will be 100x slower. They've fixed a number of issues around levelling speeds that were confusing shortly after the stress test. They've also fixed the exp bar to represent the amount of exp required to gain 1 level. As of now, you can fairly safely gauge...

I agree that RNG doesn't feel amazing fundamentally, however I would argue it's better characterised as RNG feels bad in a skill based game. You want your skill with regards to the game mechanics to determine the outcome of a fight more than RNG and in a full loot game, this feeling is increased...

They already intend to add conditions to the game see https://www.mortalonline2.com/beta-patch-notes-0-1-3-9/ which includes bleeding, poison, burning & open wound. If that's the case, what better time to add something to the game so that they can gather data and balance it - sooner rather than...

@Evelyn Thoughts? :)

Combat is severely lacking any form of meaningful inflicted conditions that could help expand the depth of melee and ranged combat. It also serves to both add to group combat complexity (giving greater meaning to combat healers) as well as duelling by giving additional ways to wear your target...

This has been discussed in detail in numerous threads so we'll no doubt end up beating a dead horse here, that said, there's simply far more effective ways to extract the maximum amount of value out of your player base than a subscription model. Therefore, any suggestion that SV is doing this to...

Haha, yup best to assume the worst about everyone you meet on the internet and work your way back from there 😅

Agreed. Should they manage to solve the animations and the transitions between each animation, as well as aggro table issues and general AI/Pathfinding, then they'll be on the right track with their approach to boss design.

If we're addressing this as a bandaid fix to a wider problem, the better solution would be to implement a passive system that does a distance check periodically and then warps said pet to your position after you exceed a certain threshold of distance. This means that this workaround can remain...

A general rule of thumb, walls in an open world (and especially a sandbox) game prevent emergent gameplay from occurring and emergent gameplay is king. Walls should exist where appropriate and not as a freeform choice for the player base to do with as they please.

Are you running anti-virus? If so can you confirm the quarantine component isn't removing the files?

There is no eta given on any potential bugs reported given the game is in beta however so long as you've reported it here and perhaps in game, they will get around to fixing them. If something is game breaking, they typically address it in a hotfix before the next patch cycle. On the note of...

Well at least you acknowledge you've written a novel!

Please, more paragraphs if you want anyone to spend time reading this o_O

Cheers Farlig! Also regarding the edits, I've updated some of the details to make it a bit more clear and concise.

The issue I have with this sentiment, is that we don't have access to empirical data showing the distribution of builds being used. We also still have fairly incomplete skill trees and role balance in general given Magic and Archery are very much WIP.

Arrow types and fletching Add arrow heads (crafted from bone, alloy or stone materials which modifies base damage and flight speed) Broadhead Has a % chance to inflict a "Bleeding" condition which does 'Damage over Time' until healed past X threshold of HP Bodkin Adds weak spot chance...

Ultimately, no one but yourself will be able to convince you whether or not you should want to play this game. MO2 is unique in it's own right and offers a lot for those who want to play in a sandbox, Tolkien fantasy world with high player freedom. So naturally, a game like this comes with...

Why not just set them as Secondary skills in the profession tree? Unless the Primary pool is important in a gameplay sense toward arts but I feel as though it could just be a Secondary Parent and maybe for those who want to go deeper, give Primary pools as children in the tree.