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Months? Plenty of sieges ended up taking years! There does need to be some sort of mechanic that makes "sieges" more of the final stage of a war tilting either way, rather than something you plan in secret and pull off while everyone is sleeping.

Nah, deleting is going the way of the dodo.

Hey, that's what we did in feudal, worked great and it was hilarious :P

1100 is the points we have in mortal 1 if memory serves me right. Very doubtful that is anything more than a placeholder. And nothing that says that combat and profession skill points will be the same amount either. By the same logic, Combat will have 20k points :P

This is also true. One could be a massive pool while the other small. or both could be relatively tiny compared to what we think will be the case.

Huh, didnt know you could change your vote, well I changed mine. Since my initial reaction of the changes were neutral but positive but I do LIKE the changes. So there we go, I guess..

Does depend how hard they make taming. If there is both equipment and it takes a lot of effort to tame then maybe that'll solve that part of it.

Things are not final and its just a rough toss up from the split.

We are hopefully seeing changes in both where points are as well as how many points and the actual skills, which are parents and sub skills when they are getting closer to releasing the features anyway. Right now its just a copy paste from MO1 as a placeholder. Also fishing is a weird one, it...

This is excluding the people in the neutral category that are positive about it as well as the ones that are negative. It would have been easier if the neutral standpoint was outside of the poll. So the actual numbers are a bit different. 53% positive vs 27% So it would be correct to say that...

I have advocated for this for a while, I think its worth a look at in the very least. People expect it to be very limiting, but that is all up to the factors involved. How long the CD is adjustable to feedback, how long parry is, how much stamina feinting costs, how much stamina blocking costs...

You are fine with just 4 or 3(if someone else does the taming) of the action ones as a fighter though. Taming Creature control Advanced creature control Beast Mastery Beast influence just lets your pet attack further away from you, Herding lets you have multiple lower level pets, animal care...

To comment on your suggestion to make it more of a expansive thing. If blocking made you slow down while blocking as well as making it just a tad bit longer to accelerate to full speed for a moment afterwards that would make it easier to hit someone with the kick if they incorrectly turtle up...

Example; Specifically for taming, put too few combat point requirements will like I said before, allow fully fledged fighters to be full tamers on top of having a full crafting profession and more. If you exclude things like animal care and veterinary skill its a between 240-400 action skill...

Its not as cut and dry as is it a combat vs is it a out of combat. There is a power creep that would build from that. But in general it should be a truth though.

To talk further on this. People, even if you disagree on this and that, it is fine to voice your opinion about it. But remember this; You have the actual ability to make a difference in the evolution of the game, it is something that very few games let alone MMOs have ever given to their player...

They'd have to think about how many points they want the entire investment to be, how much the possible minimal investment would be and then decide what other skills people doing those things would be choosing and how to distribute these between combat and profession to be limiting but not too...

But the system needs work regardless how you do it, this kind of system does not need that much work though. As the video shown by yourself, the base for having it work is already there now. I do agree that JUST having feints to rely on would keep the mordhau tradition of it being a bit meh...

Like I said, im being mostly hyperbolic. This because we have the same people saying and advocating for about the same things still(except for a couple individuals no longer around due to reasons).

I mean, that is sort of how you want it to be but there would need to be tuning for sure(maybe higher stam costs for feinting, maybe a charge speed or release penalty that adds up the more you do it in a row, etc etc). You are supposed to react on the attack being pulled off, not the one being...