You can receive a party invite while already in a party. Not sure what happens if you accept, I was too scared.

Camps have this strange feature of "only having a few ways to leave".
For instance, I had to find a specific spot on the west side of the field near the lower corner in order to leave the camp.

Quote:Sweet Leaf (Special) - On New Round: 10% Chance to inflict Charm LV10 for 3 rounds on all enemies within 3 Range.

Quote:Windheart (Magical) - Increases CEL by 2 and increases Aeromancy talent's effective level by 1 while equipped.

Fireheart (Magical) - Increases STR by 2 and increases Pyromancy talent's effective level by 1 while equipped.

Geoheart (Magical) - Increases DEF by 2 and increases Geomancy talent's effective level by 1 while equipped.

Iceheart (Magical) - Increases SKI by 2 and increases Cryomancy talent's effective level by 1 while equipped.

Wild Ride ignores the Arena's borders in the outdoors battlefield, causing you to just keep going if you'd hit the border on your route.

This can cause funny things like enemies targetting players outside the arena.

It's technically functioning as it should, but...

If two people with Reactive Armor are in range of each other, and one of them is proc'd, it'll cause a loop. The loop will end after about 30 or so instances, but, the fight will come to a halt (The player whose turn it is won't be able to select any actions, even after the loop ends) until a turn timer expires.

If, say, Explosion and or cinders proc'd the chain-reaction, the fight will never end.

Oh, yeah, and 0 UL Reactive Armor doesn't give Firey Armor at all. Dunno if that changes if you upgrade it.

After testing with a mutated pair of yin/yang (aka they're bows), I cannot seem to figure out what it scales off of.

Tests with characters with vastly higher str or ski seemed to yield very similar numbers, although I didn't have Heavy Bow Mastery on both, so the only proper comparision I can make is with my lower str character (21) and the higher str one (70).

Against a buster cannon'd opponent, the lower str character did 21 damage on non-crits.

Against the same target, the higher str character did around 22-23 damage on non-crits.

This makes me think it either 1. scales off something else or 2. scales off STR, but in such a low multiplier that it doesn't matter at all.

If it's the latter, since it goes agaisnt DEF...could it be just a tad higher? As it stands it's -less- than if it were to be divided between the attacks, only getting +2~ damage for a +50 stat modifier is nuts.

But of course, as it stands, I have no idea what it's scaling off of and by how much, so, once that's solved, this can go into Balance Fu.

^ the condition of said dagger directly after exiting a fight.

My offhand is also an Ether Tsukikage, but it's not Rustic. Its durability repairs like normal.

The main hand is not repairing, nor is it benefitting from the Maintenance talent, it seems.


EDIT: After the next battle, it appears to have repaired itself just fine. Still, I wonder why it didn't do so the first time.

Quote:[6:41:30 PM] Kei: You cannot add any more items; the maximum is 100.
[6:41:47 PM] Kei: there's no fucking way this is 100 items
[6:42:02 PM] Sly: ... yeah, what
[6:42:23 PM] Kei: mirror shards are taking up 75% of the shop and there aren't even 30 of them
[6:42:34 PM] John: i feel bad
[6:42:40 PM] John: in my attempts to make shops better dev made them worse
[6:43:03 PM] Kei: there are 41 items in my shop

Title pretty much explains all.