Swapping from Evoker to Lantern Bearer or vice versa on one of my character has cause me to keep the skills of the class I swapped out of when I go into a battle, unless I relog first.

IE; I have Sear and Magaisendo on Evoker just to grind with, and use LB as my RP class, but when I switch to LB and go into battle, I still have Sear and Magaisendo even if I equipped my LB skills. The same happens the other way around if I go from LB to Evoker.

Random topic about Setsunas brought some illogical points to my attention.

1) Wielding the weapon gives the user the ability to view numeric stats of most non-monster oponnents.

This is basically assuming that a character who finds this weapon can suddenly scope an arbitrary digit about the oponnent they are fighting. Why not give Setsunas the 'scan' ability for the cost of 1M. It will allow the user to detect a rough estimate of an oponnent's stat in comparison to your own.

Example: Player A (Setsuna Holder) scans Player B. They can now choose a stat to approximately compare against their own. So if Player A scans for strength, and the difference of strength is 20, a message will alert the player of the difference.

0-10: "X's strength is somewhat stronger/weaker than your own."
11-20: "X's strength is stronger/weaker than your own."
21-30 "X's strength is exceedingly stronger/weaker than your own."

This disallows the perception that every single individual that exists in the SL2 universe have static stats that one can potentially approximate down to the digit. And this would only apply to certain stats, since variables like 'luck' couldn't be estimated.

2) Wielding the weapon gives the user the ability to view skills of most non-monster oponnents.

I'm not sure how this could be feasible. It seems more like a matter of being knowledgeable of that person's techniques. But I would suggest that if the contenders share the same class, they should be able to identify the skills for only that particular class. This applies with or without the Setsuna.

Example: Ghost/GS vs Ghost/Hexer. Neither of them would be able to see each other's skills, except Duelist/Ghost skills such as Wraithguard.

And since we're on the topic of viewing statistics and what not, you probably shouldn't be able to know the duration or level someone's debuff or buff, unless you inflicted it upon them. I'd go as far to say the name of the buff/debuff itself. And this is all considering that double clicking someone out of combat = examining them, so the same applies in combat.

Can we use Mercalan Pages to make the Light Tome from the Neverending Set, or at least a mid-level Light based Tome? These Mercalan Pages have been around since Jammer Bones I think, and serve even less purpose.

I'm not sure how to say it, but when you click on the title screen, the normal things don't appear and you can't choose which character to log in to get into the game.

If you wield two weapons that are the same kind (such as two Ereshs, Longswords, Graalities, etc), and you attack with the first weapon, everything goes as normal with the momentum if you crit- I have fleur, so I got +2 momentum. If you then attack with the second weapon, you do NOT get any additional momentum if you crit- not two momentum, not one, but zero. However, you DO get momentum for attacking with a second weapon, if it is a different kind, such as knuckledusters. I'm guessing the crit check is checking to see if I'm using a different weapon, which I am, it's just the same kind of weapon. Additionally, momentum costs did not increase, which is how it should be.

Tested this with the trait Sub-Attack, two golgorths, and a claw gauntlet, with the setups of Golgorth+Golgorth (Crit momentum not gained), and Golgorth+Claw Gauntlet (Crit momentum gained).

OOC has been bugged since the update with just randomly deciding to NOT show up whatsoever for quite a few people. Possibly related to guilds, but more than likely not as both of my characters, guild and not, receive this bug.

Can we have the option to tie a house and a shopkeep to a guild? People of a certain rank could manipulate them.

[float=left][/float]1.10 contains a feature which has been often suggested; the support for in-game player factions (guilds). Currently, the function is pretty basic; you can make guilds, invite players to the guild, change their ranks. Other people can see what guild you're in if they mouse over your character. Things like that. However, I plan to add more features involving guilds in the future, so the basic functionality is quite important!

This update also has some minor updates to Dormeho to reflect the last update's story event; speaking of which, Black Beast attacks will now occur slightly less frequently than before (the rate was quite high before since I wanted everyone to be able to check them out, since they were new. Now that it's been a week, it's time to tone down the rate a bit.) Also, face-icon states have been re-enabled with the footnote that, while the adjustments made should prevent any crashes, that if the unfortunate happens, they will need to be disabled again. But hopefully it won't come to that.

1.10
Added - You can now purchase a Guild Charter from Guildmaster Vernes in Chaturanga.

• You can use the Guild Charter to create a guild.
  
• Joining a guild lets you display the guild's name, its icon, and your rank in the guild when someone hovers their mouse over you. (You can toggle this function on/off in preferences.)
  
• Guilds can communicate via guild-chat as well, which only displays to online guild members.
  
• Guilds are a good way to organize existing IC player factions and will have additional features relating to them added in future updates.
  
• If you have suggestions for additions to this system, post them in the suggestions forum.

Youkais seem to get benfits of orders but when affected by like charge order they do not execute it (icon dissapears and your rank increases) e.g the effect doesnt dissapear after moving. also some attack skills dont set off assault order despite boosting them.

I am -NOT- trying to overturn the FP cost scaling change, before anyone completely jumps down my throat. However, the fact does remain that PVE summoners got crapped on for a very simple reason. Sure, you can get to a high level and then level youkai up then, but my concern is making a new character and levelling as a summoner from the opening levels for IC reasons.

Here's the scenario. You're level 40. You have a single level 31 youkai, and a few from 15-20. It wasn't long before you realized that you couldn't really afford to sustain multiple youkai rgularly, so you started favoring a "main" one. But it's out of FP and getting it's butt handed to it. But wait, if your level 31 is losing so badly, what hope do your 15-20s have? And if your level 31 isn't summoned so it can recover, it's level is just going to fall behind! What this leads to is a lot of painful stalling to summon right before you finish fights for minimal FP drain, which you're basically forced to solo to do since no one will wait for you.

Oh, and RP exp, Dormeho repairs, raid bonuses, etc. These all apply to JUST the player, so you could easily find yourself with completely useless low level youkai that can't survive one turn against monsters 10 levels below you.

At the same time, there's many reasons to not just give youkai all their summoner's exp, too. First off, you don't want to copletely trivialize levelling an entire army. As well, you might PREFER to leave specific Youkai low for utility purposes, such as for sacrificial purposes ("Oh, just let me distract that firesplitter!&quot or for evoke utility purposes (For example, Haku. I care more about creating ice tiles than spending like 70 extra FP just to do more damage.)

Therefore, my proposal is to allow you to pick -ONE- youkai to get it's summoner's exp when not summoned, on the condition you have Sync Mind learned. My proposal for this is to allow re-ordering of the Youkai list outide dungeons, and give the exp to the first Youkai on the list. Including RP exp, Raid defense/repair exp, etc. This would make summoners actually not downright painful to level as pre-LE, and give them a use besides "lol FP regen and install" as well. And as for post LE, well, youkai are easiest to level once you're already at 60 anyways, so I don't see the huge issue!