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To explain what I said earlier a bit more. If they'd move the basic Taming skills into Professions, all the "Action" related Taming skills then would be cheaper as they have less requirements. If they'd add some kind of replacement for that as a parent in Actions then it would be more expensive...

Data and network traffic couldn't be the reason anyway, because that really doesn't change much if at all just because you have more possible animation states. Considering crouched movement would be slower it would actually be easier on the system. Swapping in and out of crouching would be the...

Well, Profession skills as they are known. :P I guess to encapsulate more things than just crafting. It's one of the problems with the split skill trees. How do you categorize things? You can't put Taming and Animal Care and other not directly "combat" related into the profession tree without...

Well, in theory the alpha is over. If those keys were alpha only keys, they wouldn't be valid for beta, which MO2 is in now. So I guess it should have said all testing for the rest of the year if they really meant it. Considering they said all year though they might have accidentally...

Choices have to have an impact and that's why being limited to one character with one clade/race, that you can never change is kind of a problem for everyone who enjoys playing different play styles. It's like with fast skill progression. If you can just swap them around in a relatively short...

Each clade, or "species", not race. Race is the sub category which doesn't have their own specific ones.

All I can say is "meh".

I'm not saying it's good, but it is what it is. I'm obviously opposed to any public releases without the core features in the game myself.

Henrik himself called it early access himself. But everything is early access nowadays, so it's all blurry anyway.

Heck, logging in for the first time as the first person back on combat beta island in MO, I had honestly never felt so immersed before. Also anything but first person view would also completely destroy many other aspects of the game. You don't just add visual changes in a game willy-nilly...

You guys are acting like going "persistent" means release, it doesn't. It just means a persistent world in early access, just like this alpha/beta is already early access. So the persistent part is only the next step in the early access, which we already have. If you want to call that a release...

The heritage system is supposed to still be a thing. I mean right now the character creation is extremely simplified, we don't even assign anything aside from a basic template of racial stuff. So I wouldn't go by what we have now.

Keep in mind some seem to increase attributes and others attribute caps. Humans also have lore and skill point bonuses. Some details on the human warcry, basically the only clade gift we have a description for: It gives everyone around you (and I assume you) 5% magic defense and can stack up to...

One of the core "features" of MO since day 0 has been First Person only. If it wasn't it wouldn't be the same game and it would lose a lot of its appeal.

Spiritist "travels" to the Etherworld also being counted as deaths doesn't help either.

It would be cool if you actually had to analyze the water and actually aim for where fish are, so you have some active or more targeted component, not just sit in a general area and fish.

Who's his buddy? We usually don't even get along. Aside from that, ones skill relative to another has nothing to do with any kind of logic. That's pure relativism and completely meaningless. Learn to be good without unrealistically deleting items, it'll make you a better person. Maybe you'll...

I don't need any, how good I am has absolutely nothing to do with how good you are and if you need instant item deletion as a tool and can't plan ahead and not just pick things up you don't need that speaks for itself. Outside of MO2, 2017 to be precise. I still remember the glorious days of...

Anyone want some beer?

Well, we have the drop lootbag feature. Deletion should only be possible in trash cans in towns or something but dropped/dragged off, normal loot bag rules should apply. If you overload yourself on stuff you don't need, live with the carry weight and complications or drop it on the floor again...