Mobs ignore the KD requirement on Face Stomp.

This one is a bit odd and may not be a bug(?), but I figured it's worth posting just in case.

The 'Seal' line of items from the casino count as metal items, instead of cloth like the wiki lists them as (and would make more sense for).

This is so we can have a non-magic way of healing people that is not music or potions. I've been thinking about making a whole-ass class suggestion but why do that when the addition of one (or maybe more) new weapon types can fix the problem I'm having? Check it out, bros!

Quote:Daily Apple
Power: 10
Accuracy: 80
Critical: 0
Critical Damage: 110%
Weapon Type: Bow
Sub-Type: Crossbow
Damage Type: Pierce
Range: 3

Item Description:
A modified crossbow that fires syringes full of goodies (or baddies). Like an apple a day, it can be a blessing (for you, or allies) and a curse (for doctors, or enemies).

Item Effects:
- Weapon's Basic Attack costs 4M.
- Weapon can target allies, dealing only 50% of its damage, but applying Regenerating LV X for 3 rounds (X = 75% of Scaled Weapon ATK).
- On-Hit: Deals 50% of your Acid ATK as bonus Acid magic damage.

Scaling Tags:
Cunning (70% SKI, 40% GUI)

Quote:Last Aid
Power: 3
Accuracy: 80
Critical: 0
Critical Damage: 110%
Weapon Type: Gun
Sub-Type: Handgun
Damage Type: Pierce
Rounds: 1
Range: 3

Item Description:
A modified pocket pistol that can fire both poisoned bullets and syringe-like darts. While this weapon can still gun down the bad guys, it suffers a loss of potency due to the fragile attachment below.

Item Effects:
- Grants skill: Healing Dart
- On-Hit: Inflicts or powers up Poison by LV3 and 1 duration.

Scaling Tags:
Firearm, Tool (40% SKI, 40% GUI)

Fuck it, why not.

Okay so, I believe Pain proof might need an adjustment. As it stands, it's just the worst guard. Its requirements are a little too steep for what's worth. A 50% reduction is nice until you realize you're not getting that full 50%; given how the game does bonus reduction; since it ain't no 'bodyguard', you're getting 25~35% worth of it.

That may still seem like a lot until you realize you're also losing 10% of your HP doing so, which only works against individuals who are marked with CC.

If you're a mad person that runs Afflicted spectre, that's like losing +100 HP, if not, you're losing 70~80 HP for a guard that probably reduces that exact amount of HP in damage you're using to proc the skill.

So it's pretty much 'You can't hurt me if I hurt myself more..!'.

A reason why the skill isn't used much if at all outside of a few rare circumstances.

So what I was gonna suggest was; to reduce the HP cost from 10% to 3%~5% and give it a two-round CD to balance it out.

In the same way that there is itemization vs silences, there should be significant itemization against immobilize (and immobilize-like effects) available to players, it can be a shoe slot if you need the slot to be a sacrifice in some way. 

A few such examples off the top of my head could be:

-Heron feather like example that lowers immobilize/frozen/clumsy duration by 1 turn
-Shoes that give you a way to break immobilize/clumsy for 1m
-Torso item slot that makes you immune to immobilization (Like Braveheart)

I think Kameron brought this point up a very long time ago but I still think it relevant enough to bring up again still. If you want my opinion, a heron feather-like effect against immobilization results in faster builds having a leg up on immobilization spam, such as with Tentacles, soaked + ice damage etc.

Right now, Absolute Death's effects and passive extra strikes are flashy, but otherwise useless. The little 35 damage to targets is just not as good as Absolute Pace and Absolute Fear.

I would like to see this effect buffed. Such as Lingering Damage, Applying On-Hit, or Qualifying for Sheathe Sword's Hidden Cut proc.

Spirits are notoriously either really good or quite literally just 5 extra damage (if that). Some skills go from 120 ele + 100 swa to 130 ele + 100 swa. Which isn't that much.

Meanwhile, other skills go from giving you 300+ extra hp to giving you 400+ extra hp. Not all skills are created equally in terms of spirits, and instead of saying "Lets just remove spirits", it's probably best to just touch up on the especially egregious ones that are, for all intents and purposes, insane whenever spirited.

Wraithguard: 300 hp > 400 hp
Second Set: 150 hp base > 200 hp base
Rain Trap: 1 extra tile (This is all around just a difference between it and other traps. Why? idk.)
Hell's Beating: Crit: +15%, Sound Damage: +30%, Hesitation: +5 lvl
Cherry Blossom: 10% extra earth attack, +50 on the global heal
Gentle Garden: Extra 60 hp on the heal (in most cases)
Pied Piper: Less that spirited Pied Piper is a problem, and more getting 50% DR pre-defenses is actually a problem. lvl 48 charm is insane.
Idol Step: I will actively hate this ability for ever. Gets an extra step.
Mass: 1 extra size
Rescue: 1 extra tile (This is mostly just insane with enhanced Mass)
Water Tentacle: +20% water attack (done every round for 10 rounds)
Brine Blade: Can get wonky. +20% water attack on every melee attack for basically the entire fight
Refreshing Flow: Everyone loves having 60 HP regen instead of 45 HP regen.
Needle: Extra needle, 48% light attack scaling.
Blink/Swap Position: Both get extra range, which makes them kind of insane but alright sort of.
Jetpack: 1 extra tile of range
Bash: Becomes 0m
Hanging: +1 range (more hit / tile traveled)
Haunting: +1 range
Forced Move: Bigger.
Winged Serpent: +1 range (but like. What else would putting levels into this do?)
Pinball Strike: I don't think literally anything in the game should have an eight tile knockback. Seven tiles is already borderline insane on a teleport.

I'm almost certainly missing other classes having wildly insane Spirited potential that I didn't notice, but I went through the list of classes on the test server and checked what I saw what really stood out amongst the "+10% elemental attack" crowd. +10% SWA is, generally, more than +10% ele attack.. but it's generally in the same vein, and therefore alright in my eyes.

Realistically, the answer is "just make spirits equalized" or "Just make spirits a slight buff, rather than an extra skill rank".

Though, spirits as is, for certain classes, is just insane value for.. taking like 7% more damage maybe if someone's running a specific build.

Applicable BYOND Key - ChewingToffee2
Character Name - No Name (undecided)
Request Type - Chimera appearance, ability
Request Details - A deformed Chimera that's unable to move on its own and lacks any magical abilities is given an exoskeletal prosthetic that grants him movement, though no super strength or any special abilities beyond that.
Specific Request - I'd like to make a Geladynian Chimera with a very deformed appearance that uses a nutcracker-styled suit of armor to be able to move.
Reason why you are making this request (if applicable) - I've been dipping my toes in Geladyne with an eventline, and now that that's over, I'd like to give it a proper try. I brought my idea to meebo, who plays the current Director of R&D, and an idea she had for an exoskeletal prosthetic lined up with my character concept. So this could serve as a prototype of sorts.
Roleplay & Lore supporting your request - The Director, Vael Volkova, has intended on working on a suit to help support someone's body. Creating a homunculus that can't move without it would be a good measurement of its effectiveness.

The homunculus' deformities will result in a skinny frame with contorted, almost skinless-looking flesh (though its skin is just discolored). Only one eye is functional, with the other being covered by the growths on its face. Its mouth is partially segmented with bits of melded flesh.

The suit is large, standing at around 7 feet tall. Its mouth can open up to reveal the head of the homunculus. There are many limitations, both physically and mentally. A lack of dexterity, aversion to water that causes the suit to temporarily lock up, and total absence of stealth. Mentally, there would be side-effects, such as developmental inhibitors that affect problem-solving, negotiation, vocalization, and an increase a potential and propensity for violence.

As the title said. All handguns, not most, not some. ALL handguns have less than 10 Power. Which makes Akmedis a hard counter to them, even if they scale purely on GUI. Since handguns lack a high base critical damage like daggers do, the torso pretty much counters the entire weapon class. The problem's not really the torso, just the design of those weapons, which could get a little touch-up.

I have a few pitches regarding it:

- Akmedis could only work against melee weapons for the -25% critical damage effect.

- All Handgun-types could be amped to a range of 9~12 base Power.

- Extended Grip should grant +2 Power, +2 Rounds and +2 Weight.

- Since most Bullet weapon parts have more drawbacks than benefits, I think they could be more unique in their effects. A few ideas in particular to each type goes as:
>> Aerodynamic: Guarantees the first Glancing Blow roll will be positive.
>> Piercing: Ignores 25% of the enemy's PDR and Armor.
>> Hellround: No need.
>> Scatter: +2 Rounds.
>> Silver: No need.

I really don't like how Handguns are so vulnerable to Evasive (handguns have poor accuracy) and Tank (it can reduce your damage to 0, no matter how high you stack it) defensive options. It makes the archetype of an Akimbo gunner suffer a lot, and you can't even properly use Rampaging due to low base power.

Back in the old days, guns were the de-facto counter to tanky builds, since evading them was extremely easy. And still is, mind you! But right now, the archetype does not have anything good going for them, aside single-tapping people with an Excel Sniper, or getting oodles of SWA from a Boulder Jackhammer.

Bloodstained Flute's bonus dark damage effect will not activate on:
Detonation Rift
Raid the Rafters
Hard Note
Fatal Finale
Obey Your Master
Crazy Riff's Pyrotechnics Trickery

Will work on:
Pyrotechnics (done raw)