As of 1.9.0 when you possess a large array of skills they trail off the bottom of the screen rendering it impossible to see them beyond the highlight bubble next to your skil list. I propose that skills sort of scroll by when they would go off screen so your highlighted skill is always visible plus it allows you to actually drag it to your hotbar. Its annoying to have to rearrange whats near the top or not so its visible in your skill pool.

The tile shown is still dense and thus we cannot walk through, and as shown below, we see building tiles in the darkness in both corners of this part of the map.

Farming seems to be bugged in G6 housing. I believe I followed all the steps properly to grow seeds, but after hours of remaining in the house (with only a few instances where I would exit and perhaps the house would unload), the seeds wouldn't go beyond the first stage of sprouting.

I used an iron shovel for the hole, a galdric hoe to till, and I used Tangerine and Newyen seeds to sow. I then used the Golden Bucket donor item to water. I made sure to water frequently (practically every single hour tick I was available). I even used Plant Song at its max rank whenever it was appropriate.

But it just won't progress past stage one and nothing will yield. I don't know if anyone else is having this issue, but I figured I'd report it. If you need any further info, please let me know.

And if you need to know which key and slot for testing purposes, it's Blissey.Slot3.

Hello everyone! I was told that this qualifies more as a class suggestion rather than a bug seeing at it is more of an oversight than an actual issue in the game's code. The problem at hand, however, is that Solblader's elemental conversion passive Divine Spark doesn't fully convert the class to Lightning over Light. Which ends up being a tad clunky to make use of. 

I've drafted a list of everything that I've run into using the passive, and what an appropriate switch could look like. If anyone notices something that wasn't listed here but is also an issue, feel free to add to the thread. Thank you!

Quote:Sol Charge
Solcharges need to give Lightning ATK over Light ATK. 

Quote:Light On High
Light on High's elemental resist reduction effect still reduces Light over Lightning

Quote:Radiant Solace
Radiant Solace still scales off Light ATK rather than Lightning ATK despite Divine Spark implying it changes all Solblader effects and skills to scale off luck and Lightning respectively.

Quote:Holy Shield
Holy Shield still requires Faith for it to be able to parry. This should be changed to scale off the higher of the Luck stat between the causer and owner.

Quote:Holy Sword
Holy Sword increases Light ATK by lvl instead of Lightning ATK. As for it letting you cast Mercalan domain spells, that should probably stay as is seeing as Priest still kind of has a lightning light attack spell? And most of Solblader's spells are Mercalan domain anyways.

The effect for crest of rook being removed early from an automaton is WAY... TOO...LOUD... As experimented with on the test server... I'd also look at toning down the sound on the bishop crests too a tad but Rook is BY FAR THE MOST IN NEED OF THIS. It's because all the explosions happen in unison and the sound STACKS.

Quote:Chained Leap

Throw a portion of your chain forward in a 5 Size Line, where it latches onto the first dense tile, field object or unit it encounters. You then pull yourself towards it.

An oiled chain will reduce the Momentum cost of this skill by 1.

Quote:Chained Leap
1M, 3 Round CD

Throw a portion of your chain forward in a 8 Size Line. Once the chain hits the maximum range, it will be tugged back, until it finds an empty tile. Once it does, you will rapidly pull yourself towards the marked tile. While leaping towards the end of your chain, you will pass through allied units, and knock enemies you pass through Airborne.

If they are already Airborne, the status ends and they're slammed on the ground, becoming Knocked Down instead due to the air pressure, taking 3x their Battle Weight as protection-ignoring Blunt damage with Great Accuracy.

An oiled chain lets this skill be used while your movement is impaired.

Quote:Chained Dog
2M, 5 round CD, 11 FP (min.)

Targets 2 locations within 3 Range. In Location 1, there must be an enemy, and Location 2 must be an unoccupied tile. Using a portion of your chain, you lasso the enemy in L1, who is then pulled X (X = Rank) tiles towards L2. If the target was a non-boss monster, they are slammed into L2 instead.

An oiled chain will reduce the Momentum cost of this skill by 1.

Quote:Chained Dog
1+M, 5 round CD, 11 FP (min.)

Targets 2 locations within 5 Range. In Location 1, there must be an enemy, and Location 2 must be an unoccupied tile. Using a portion of your chain, you lasso the enemy in L1, who is then pulled X (X = Rank) tiles towards L2. If the target's Battle Weight is lower than yours, the pull ignores immunity. Additionally, both you and your target become affected by Mutual Bind LV X (LV = Rank * 20 + Scaled STR * 3) for 2 rounds.

An oiled chain has a luck-based chance to inflict Knocked Down that ignores immunity, and Clumsy for 3 rounds.

Quote:Mutual Bind

Reduces Hit and Evade by LV/4 and prevents movement skills while active. Damage reduces LV; 0 ends status. Can struggle to reduce the LV (if not owner). Can tighten to increase Duration (if owner). If this status ends, all other status by the same owner will also end.

Quote:Struggle (Bind)

Struggle against the chains. Same as Frozen's version, but you're unable to select a square to move to, however.

Quote:Tighten (Bind)

Ensnare the bad dog like you mean it. Deal X protection-ignoring Blunt damage with Great Accuracy, and increase the duration of all your Mutually Bound status by 1 round. (X = Scaled STR)

Was spectating someone who mentioned this wasn't working so I'm making the bug report.

It seems that this is inconsistent when counting tiles diagonally.

Doing a quaking heaven kick at max tiles diagonally doesn't always KD the enemy. Doing it purely veritcal or horizationally works.

So, we're getting cool new nation based traits.. Right now we have Duyuei tribes which is real cool, but i want to voice a tiny worry.

Having nation traits based on roles/tribes/(maybe economic classes for meiaquar?(give slumrat trait pls)), might eventually fill up the trait menu like crazy, while it's not a huge issue, I believe there's a cleaner way to introduce them, which would be adding nation member traits as a prerequisite to said traits along with them, and then opening up the more specific nation traits when said trait is taken, this way the trait menu wouldn't end up being filled with a potentially crazy amount of traits if/when more nations would get added to the trait pool.

Now, in technical terms idk if the current system supports giving talent points only to certain talents, but my imagining would be something like:

Duyuein: +2 Talent points to distribute in Occult talents (Or maybe weaponry given the whole Wall.)

Telegradian: +2 Talent points to distribute in  Survival talents (To represent all the hard workin' talents)

Geldynian: +2 talent points to distribute in  War talents (..Because.. Duh.)

Meiaquarise: This one's a toughie since I could see an argument for Survival (this is where concealment, security, preparation and packrat are) or Weaponry (Since everyone is fucking armed).

Independent: +1 Talent point. (this one might not be great compared to the others given pretty much every build will invest 1 in Occult for Astrology so it'd probably need something else) This could also be a prereq for traits for places like the Vale and other independent groups.

Now, potentially this might just be too much of a pain in the ass to implement, but I've mostly made this thread to try to point at the potential problem of a multitude of nation traits cluttering the trait selection screen, the traits could be more interesting or more intuitive to implement if they were something other than my proposed ones, so please don't devour me over my mid ass benefit suggestions, but I do feel like these traits should be sort of universally useful given how many people would want the deeper flavor traits that these traits are gatekeeping.

I would also propose adding an extra trait point if these were implemented because trait-tax.

As funny as it is to be completely encapsulated in a jam bubble at the start of a fight, I'd like to also be able to see my character underneath the Jarmor effect just a little bit, it'd probably serve better with a transparency effect instead of being a 100% opaque blob, for both clarity sake and so I can flex how nice my character icons look.