Merchants in Korvara suck. Like, full stop. They only exist to give new characters what they couldn't afford from Pink, crap out blue potions, and sell recipe books. Only the Meiaquar mall and that one Tailor in Geladyne are really particularly useful in terms of their actual stock.

Having merchants sell actually decent items would give new characters monetary goals to work towards and serve as a decent early-game money sink.

- Non-unique merchants sell nation-specific items. For example, a pub-keeper in Meiaquar would sell pizza and noodles, because Meiaquar's based off of Italy, and the Telegradian blacksmith might sell the basic shotgun because farmers love their boomsticks. The Geladynian smith might sell greatweapons or the metal gauntlets, being the military country.

- Unique merchants actually have unique inventory. For example, the Maid Café in Fairview sells pastries and pies, being a café. Simit, being an amateur alchemist, might sell regenerative or alchemy ingredients. 

- Hospital buildings have NPCs that can cleanse lauders and sell wound items, like the church in G6.

- All smiths sell the basic Handgun. I'm fairly certain the smiths not selling basic handgun is just an oversight, given Pink sells it.


- The pubs/inns now sell all cooking materials, and sell food that's actually useful - again, based on what would fit the nation thematically. Of course, none would sell the particularly useful food, such as sushi, fugu, or salad, as that would make player-cooks obsolete, but they would sell food that has at least semi-decent HP/FP restore so new players don't have to rely on feast tables or the kindness of other players. If merchants on G6 can sell food, they can on Korvara as well.


These are just the improvements to Korvaran merchants I can think of off the top of my head. I think it's kinda bullshit that merchants are so overlooked; I get that Korvara is meant to be "player-driven", but this shouldn't come at the expense of convenience. We don't have player shops on Korvara, it's a lot harder to get the things we want, so we might as well make it the littlest bit easier.

Seed Sniper's immobilize effect ignores immobilize immunity. If going first, attacking with a Seed Sniper + Splash repeatedly can lead to an infinite immobilize.



This should totally be a feature and added to Seed Sniper's description. 100%. Like this thread to show your support for new features.

It seems like Holy weapons aren't applying their bonus damage to undead targets. I tried using them on sand hands to little avail.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/7...be88fc5b37&

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments...y=lossless

Someone tried it against a bone marauder and encountered a similar issue

https://i.imgur.com/f6NfRW8.png

I ended up finding/crafting 3 holy weapons (an autopistol,shuriken, and the ash katanna above) to use on sand hands, but got no bonus damage in the player debug log for the enchantment.

In Legend Authoring under Knowledge we have two circles that give us additional Talent Points and Trait Points. How about we have one that gives us additional class skill points? The ones in the Learn Skills menu. That way we'd be able to have 3 extra points to spend in our classes, which would really help out players.

The following skills in summoner are not marked as movement skills and thus do not trigger miragewalk, 2 within summoner that would likely make sense:

-Flame Jetwing
-Aliagmato

So, I'd like a check of all the current in game tip blurbs and as well the removal of the 'Walk Mode' feature in the settings tab. A lot of the old Tips have VERY outdated information. Like 'Willpower increases the power of spells' level of outdated. I'd rather not see players get fully bamboozled and turned away from the game because they follow the tips while playing and don't have the good fortune of running into players who know to tell them better, and then they get confused.

Firebombs- We have this item already, i just wish we had a recipe for it in korvara.
Acid Vial- Similar to black water this leaves an acid splash in an area.
Poison- Applies a similar effect as brine blade but poison instead. 
Caltrops- Blacksmith battle item that causes piercing damage on the tiles walked on.
Sea Mine- This is in no way a modern mine but instead based off the old sea mines when spikes pushed in the explosion is released.