Could we have a togglable "Reminder" feature that gives you personalized reminders every few hours? This is for people who have IRL stuff going on, or who simply forget to eat/take medicine. It doesn't sound like much, but for someone who plays a lot of SL2, getting a "Did you remember to eat today?" in the side every 6 OOC hours would be amazingly wonderful.

Just a thought that popped in my head.

Sidecut. Mad Chop. Thousand stab. These are specialized weapon skills. Skills for specific weapons.

Repel. Hanging. Technically Banquet. These are general weapon skills. They work with any weapon. If you realy really wanted to, you could Hanging with a Shotgun, or Repel with a Tome.

As it stands now, the weapons are imbalanced in terms of available skills. Swords beat Axes and Spears quite handily, for example.

General weapon skills are nice because you don't need a specific weapon. They can work with a number of builds and strategies. It also allows you to change weapons as needed. (In a dungeon, using an axe, but you found a shiny new spear you want to test? General skills to the rescue!)

The following are a list of suggestions for new skills or changing existing skills to make a few more things more viable in general.

SOLDIER:

- Tackle (10 FP, Movement = range, straight line. Deals more damage based on the length of your running start. Can miss. No on-hit effects.

DUELIST

Sidecut is just a hit with the weapon as you dash past. No reason to make it exclusive to swords, unless you're going "Oh, Disgaea had that."

GHOST

Okay, I get it. It's a duelist promotion. But Sanguine Star theoretically works with so much more than just swords. Heck, if anything, I'd argue that AOE and skill effect has a lot to do more with the dark energies they harness than anything else. It might make more sense to call that move a howl than a sword skill.

LANTERN BEARER

Imbue Strike only applies to direct hits. So for spears, that's... couloir and normal attacks? Maybe it could apply to more than just spears?

ARCHER/ ENGINEER (These can apply to either of them, very well)

- Grenade (12 FP, 100% Skill + bonus based on rank. Elementally enchantable, AoE effect.)
- Smoke Bomb (18 FP. Obscures target from view, forcing enemies to pick a new target. Hit penalty to shoot through it.)
- Flame Coating (?? FP. Turns your weapon's damage type to fire for 2 rounds.)


Any more suggestions?

Not sure if this is a bug or intentional, but:
When equipping a subclass weapon as a subweapon (Tested with Dualist: Spear) without a weapon, Fist skills (Tested: Heaven Kick) are unable to be used. Remove the subweapon, and voila, you can use Fist skills again. If this is not a bug, it'd be great if it were more clear that you could not use Fists skills with a subweapon and no weapon equipped. Thank you.

Just I few issues I ran into on a few non melee ???/Ghost characters.


- "Physical" Hits from a non melee weapon do not apply Claret Call as they should (Tested with Book smack and Guns. Guns are stated as not benefitting from the bonus damage, but should still be able to cause it for other effects (such as Rebound.) Untested with bows, javelins, and throwing knives. Appears to work normally with Repel?)

- Upon using Red Rain to apply CC while using a gun, Last Chance does not seem to proc. Untested with any other weapon. Unknown if LC is just broken or not.

With the recent addition of Coral, a water-element ore, the only element that lacks
an ore type is lightning. This is my proposal for a lightning-element ore.

Conduction Copper
Conduction Copper is great at channeling and redirecting electricity, and sometimes
even generates its own current. It's not as hard as iron, however, and weapons made
of it are less durable.

Weapons: +10% Critical, -2 Durability, +1 Weight, chance to deal 10 Lightning damage on hit
(Rationale for crit: Lightning has always imparted crit to things. See Redgull.)

Armor: 5% Lightning Resistance, -1 Defense, +3 Magic Protection

The status effect given by Intensify Cold lasts through battles. IE if you're beaten with the skill, the effect will still be there the next time you enter a battle.

So you can still have your turns skipped for whatever reason. I'm really not sure what is causing it anymore, before we thought it was firespitters and while that did lower the number of DOUBLE TURN stuff, we're still having major cases of turn-arrow skipping.

I'll post with more details when/if I find them.

Quote: Black Lotus says "(ur waifu a shit)"
Carefree Lupine says "(fern u lil shit)"
Rational Redtail whispers "your waifu a shit"

Quote:[5:12 PM] Fern: oh my fucking god
[5:12 PM] Fern: so many liches
[5:12 PM] Fern: with the word
[5:12 PM] Fern: 'Spooky'
[5:12 PM] Fern: in their desc
[5:12 PM] Fern: it got boring
[5:12 PM] Fern: ;_;
[5:12 PM] mattie: uh
[5:12 PM] mattie: excuse me i'm the original
[5:12 PM] mattie: skelegun is better than everyone
[5:13 PM] mattie: so they can all kill themselves
[5:13 PM] mattie: fuckin bitches
[5:13 PM] Fern: so what's skelegun's story even
[5:13 PM] mattie: you mean you don't know
[5:13 PM] Slydria: he was just a thug in the streets of compton

... then one day
[5:13 PM] mattie: his life got flipped
[5:13 PM] mattie: turned upside down
[5:13 PM] mattie: and i'd like to tell you a story all about how he became the prince of a town called cellsvich

Quote:[9:30 AM] Kei: i had an idea so good i had to get out of bed and write it down with a sharpie
[9:31 AM] Kei: a loli that seduces people
but it's actually an illusion
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Years had stretched out beyond all knowing. Age ceased to matter when one lived in a cave and did what one did for years upon years. They fell like grains of sand through an hourglass for the one direly touched by Hyatt's fury. Many had wondered at her, marveled at what she was, who she was, and where she came from.

Not that it mattered to her much in the end, anyways. They all burned away, erased away from existence by her own mind, which could only keep so much contained within it. Names slipped unfettered through the cracks, little details lost, until only the joy of living and the simple process of eating was one to take pleasure in. That, and the fire.

But that's merely a story of now, and you want to hear a story of before the fire, of before the fury running through her veins. I suppose we can tell that story, then.

Hyatt was a powerful god. A powerful one indeed, whose form touched many a man, woman, and child and warped them in his own image, some far more than others. Some of these turned into dire creatures, wandering the dark parts of the world, barely better than their progenitor, but blessed, or perhaps cursed, with a vital spark that burned longer than almost all others thanks to the touch of Hyatt running that much more strongly in their veins.

Almost all of these creatures are dead. They are threats to the civilized world, and thus, shouldn't exist.

But one Hyattr knight, a long long time ago indeed, met one, stuck in a trap, and saved it, removing the threat and nursing it back to health. In that moment, a kinship had formed between them, a kinship that turned more and more into love. That love climaxed into a child, laid as an egg, that hatched into the one known as Paravir.

She emerged as a Hyattr, but as one that was indelibly marked by the legacy of her god: Scales upon scales dotted her form, forming into rock-like spikes jutting from her flesh. The knight died of age, as all normal men do, and the monstrosity likewise died, of countless other attempts to slay it. But the child, she survived.

Living on the outskirts of society and picking off cattle, deer, or whatever meat she could find, she grew strong in the heights of the mountains, living in her cave and thinking little of comforts of the flesh. Many adventurers, lured by tales of dragons in the hills, sought her out, and finding her not altogether hostile, ended up conversing with her, teaching her, and otherwise feeding her knowledge of many things. Some came with less honorable intents, and attempted to slay her. Such attempts ended up failing miserably, as evidenced by the fact that she is quite well and alive today. Throughout the years, she had little contact with the world, until something seemingly coaxed her from her mountaintops, to come down and see the world at large.

Her age is unknown. Even she doesn't even remember anymore. It's been so long, after all. So many faces. So many names. They all blur together, like a thousand brightly colored tiles of a mosaic appearing brilliant up-close, but from afar, merely appearing as a massed jumble without form, pattern, or substance.

But what do I know? This is just a myth, after all.

Lost 1823 Murai.
Lost 1 Alga Plume.
Lost 1 Small Spatial Core.

So upon death, you can lose spatial cores. Spatial cores that you worked your butt off for, this seems like it isn't intentional since you can't actually trade them with other players.