Why not have the ability to call shots to certain limbs whenever you do a basic attack. Minus hit, but effects based on it.

You sunder someones legs? -MOV/DODGE
Arms? -HIT/DMG
Head? +FP consumption/higher damage on hit.

Of course your hit would take a penalty, but attacking someones head and hurting it would cause their 10 FP skill to cost 15, and it would deal a lot more damage on said hit.

Arms being battered would cause you to lose the bonus of mainhand/offhand weapon/shield/nihilist depending on how much you did. Etc.

A rather plain text is written on a piece of paper on the board. Or well, plain other than the fact that it's written in crimson red. Faint amounts of Focus leaks from the letters. They're probably coloured red by magic.

Hey. People are breaking the goddamn law and nobody does anything. Step it up, Cellsvich, seriously. It's going to become a nightmare for seriously cool people if everyone and their mother's throwing bricks and battling naked throughout the plaza. Yeah, hire some more guards or some shit, I don't care as long as people remain clothed and civilized.

I cannot pinpoint what exactly happens, but as I was leveling up a new character with a brain food and two items that give +10% exp, I was leveling quite fast almost every battle.

When I got into a larger battle, I leveled up from 5- 8 but only received one stat growth despite it displaying otherwise.

I went from 10 str to the box popping up and saying I gained +1 to give me 12 but after closing out and going back to my character stats, I only had 11 str, not the twelve as displayed in the growth box.


Unfortunately, I leveled up twice again, but received the proper growths and stat reflections. So the issue wasn't present. I could not figure out why in one instance it 'skipped' a growth, but in another it applied correctly. Has anyone else encountered this bug?

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Custom Painting descriptions... Because some people like paintings of themselves and others in their houses!

How about a few minigames... Like chess!

Players could find/buy items that allow them to challenge other players to a game. Such as a chessboard, etc. Or have a furniture item to place in their house, where two players sit at the table and play (Like Chinchiro)

(witches chess?)

After recently deciding to grab an auto-shop, I noticed a few things that could possibly be made a bit more convenient -

Being able to sort the items in your shop, without manually going through and taking out and putting them back in the order you want them. Generally, I'd prefer to have items with larger quantities to sell closer to the top, but in order to do that I'd need to take out /every single item/ I've got stocked currently, and that's usually a big number.

Tabs. I have no idea how difficult this would be, but having items be grouped into tabs or something similar instead of it being on giant list would be pretty helpful for shops that stock multiple if not all kinds of items. Hell, it'd be /amazing/ if there were customizable tabs or just preset ones to stock in the shop- but just some way to organize them so people don't need to scroll down a huge list of items to find what they want. ((And with the recent Trait-tab update, I think it's not too unfeasible to add tabs to shops...))

Mass stocking- being able to add a large number of items that aren't in a stack, such as food. This would make stocking in mass quantities of non-stackable items easier. I'm imagining this will probably be the least-feasible of my suggestions (probably), since I can't really be sure how you'd pull this off. Something like what we have now except being able to select multiple items?

Having some sort of shop history. Being able to tell what's been purchased (doesn't have to say by who), but knowing what out of all your random garbage has been snatched up and for how much can be really useful information.

Lastly, being able to buy larger amounts of time or simply a custom amount of time (probably with a minimum.). It's annoying to have to re-open the buy time window every time I want to add another 2 hours, it's a really petty thing but I feel like it's probably the most realistic suggestion I'd have to make out of all of them. Less clicks the better.


--This is a repost of my old suggestion, I feel like it didn't get the attention it deserved (which is to say--none) and I still think auto-shops could use some loving.

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Button right there that lets you swap main and sub class in and out of dungeon. Would only really affect growths and stats, Class EXP, and Ki regen for Monks, but being able to swap for growths would be nice, as long as it is between the two classes you walked in with in the first place. This was suggested a while back, but I couldn't find it, or remember what became of it.

I happened to come across this particular normal level 36 fire altar today. This was the very first floor.

As you see there's no way down nor any doors to pass through.