Aerial Attacker's bonus to power appears to be scaling based on the power of your weapon.

With 59 Scaled SAN for what should be a total bonus of +18 (17.7 + 1, rounded down) I get this instead:



^Using a 100 SWA weapon, my power goes from 100 to 117. About within expectations, right?



^Using a 200 SWA weapon you can see where the problem is. I'm getting +35 Power for being airborne when I should be getting +18. The bonus is doubled (17.7x2=35.4, rounded down for 35) after having doubled the initial SWA.

So it's safe to say that currently Aerial Attacker is scaling its power bonus based on the power of the attack used, instead of being a flat power bonus based off your Scaled SAN.

So turns out you can't break down Boulder items to obtain its material. Unsure if this applies to the other newer materials.

For some reason, the camera view for those in the party members is currently bugged (Not updating/Adjusting). It does not update when they enter certain battle maps or certain area.

For example, Sea of Cloud's entrance or Castle battle map.

Before this update, in v2.68 or prior, pressing Say or Emote as a macro (bind say to T, and press it) would automatically bring up the speech bubble.
Now, the speech bubble will not appear if you press them as a macro or directly type them into the command bar, only if you explicitly do Say text or so on in the command bar.

I presume this behavior isn't intended to be like this.

Replicate:
1. Bind Say to T as a macro.
2. Press T.
3. Say Bubble doesn't appear.

Accepted the laPlace request Enchanting Practice. Simple objective: Enchant any item (0/1)

Well, it doesn't register. 

Enchanting an item or creating one through the enchanting skill doesn't fulfill the objective, not at the mage's guild enchanting table, the mage's guild shopkeeper or with the portable science kit.

This may actually be an older bug no one's noticed until now, possibly introduced with the crafting update. It may have affected the other laPlace requests as well.

I have two coupled suggestions today!



As of current, even if someone has the Quiet Person trait, you can still hear their horrid "seems to say something" message from THIS far away.
Quiet Person 'mumbling' shouldn't be able to be heard from this distance, given the purpose of the trait, so I would like to ask that Quiet Person also lower the distance you're able to be heard from at all - like how Loud Person extends it just a bit - and not just to be able to see the meat of someone's post.
(I had this happen on live, but it'd be a dick move to just post someone I don't know's stuff, so I just remade it on testing to show what I mean.)


Hand-in-hand, I think a lot of people also would really appreciate these options finally being added to new chat more visibly and appropriately, as Quiet Person is extremely spammy, especially when someone tends to send a burst of small posts with the trait... but I don't even think a lot of people realize that these work for new chat now.

Hello,

The Dormeho Clinic doesn't have a nurse for its blood drives.

This makes it very challenging to get blood.

Currently, all party members need to individually hit a Cypelle node, with no easy indicator if a party member has or hasn't mined the node.

Can we have all party members harvest a Cypelle node when the party leader hits a node, if they're eligible to hit the node for the day?

Currently, Dullahans are incapable of triggering their 0 FP soul exhaust state if they have even a single point of FP regeneration between rounds.
This is a bug, and I know it's a bug or it would have probably been mentioned as an obscure questionable change. This was not always how this worked.

I don't need to explain how having 3 FP regeneration from the Capacity talent is not worth being stuck at 0 FP as a Dullahan. I'll simply show some screenshots I took on the test server, proving that soul exhaust works with 0 FP regeneration, and instantly stops working the moment any type of FP sustain is introduced.


To explain, the Gear I ran involved no witch hats or magic cloaks. I did use maylia armor though, to make the soul exhaust proc easy to notice.



Working as intended so far. You can tell it's procced even though there's no message for it.
Then I turned on Absorb power after hitting 0 FP a second time.


You can see by the HP regeneration and FP regeneration, I only benefitted off absorb power exclusively. If this was an interaction specific to absorb power, I wouldn't think much of it...but it's worse than that.

The following screenshots my subclass was changed to grand summoner, and my absorb talent is rank 3
5 FP regen + 10 FP regen + 3 FP regen. All from passive effects.


If having even a single point of FP regen between rounds, Dullahans are now unable to trigger soul exhaust. This forces Dullahans to respec and build around 0 FP regen. This sucks bad if the Dullahan is playing an FP intensive class such as Boxer, Verglass, Engineer. Having that passive sustain between rounds is very useful for making their exhaust state actually let them rebound if they aren't immediately killed during it.

Skills that travel in a line when used by a deployed talis will only face in the direction you are facing, or only face upwards.
You can still move it to the right, left, bottom, etc as per normal, or in every tile in the case of Libergande, but it will still face upwards regardless.
This applies to all line based attacks it seems, including Vydel.

Additionally the Ghost Arrow move despite being chosen to fire from the Talis, only fires from your character. . .And only straight forward.
(You use ghost arrow from the talis, you choose any direction the talis faces and press Z, the ghost arrow fires from your character NOT the talis in whatever direction you're facing.)

Steps to replicate:
Get a staff that deploys a talisman of the type of the spell you're trying to use.
Use a line based spell, or ghost arrow.
Notice how the spell always faces upwards even when selecting other directions.