Personal cauldron

[Switch]

Originally Posted by Sam

I would like to test some recipes, but I don't want to fail all the time.

I would like to take this moment to say that the Food Network is nifty.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by DuBsTeRmAn

Ooooh! I had one of those on my *against rules* account.. It was higher then your +3 i think ;o

You are full of fail.

[MajinDragon]

Originally Posted by crow

you are full of fail.

+1

[Seeya]

Originally Posted by Switch

I would like to take this moment to say that the Food Network is nifty.

Was that supposed to be humourous?

[MajinDragon]

Originally Posted by Seeya

Was that supposed to be humourous?

humorous*

[Switch]

Originally Posted by Seeya

Was that supposed to be humourous?

xcuse me haxr?

[Sam]

Please stay on topic.
Sadly nothing has changed. The community do not get answers when they have a suggestion.

[Stephen]

Personally, I don't think it's a good idea.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Personally, I don't think it's a good idea.

Can you explain why?
What's the difference to improving armor and weapons? Why not also give alchemists and sorcerers also something to improve their "tool"?

[Craigus]

Improving cauldrons doesn't make a lot of sense to me, i wouldn't be against alchemists having some special privileges in regards to alchemy but then we'd need something for each class.

I do like the idea of locking cauldrons to accounts, could do it the same way as event cubes are done, so if you dropped your cauldron only you could pick it up yet they could still be traded via trade tables.

[MajinDragon]

Making them act in the same way as a cube is a good idea, simple and very effective. It would solve the problem alchemists face when working.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Craigus

Improving cauldrons doesn't make a lot of sense to me, i wouldn't be against alchemists having some special privileges in regards to alchemy but then we'd need something for each class.

We have such kind of privileges you chose them with your class: Barbarians are stronger but fail more often to learn reading and writing, priests can pray but need to learn other skills or need a special item like a talisman etc.

So classes need on the one hand to buy a special item or to learn skills, other classes already have. On the contrary, is it possible to improve a weapon or enchant armor.

[Craigus]

Originally Posted by Sam

We have such kind of privileges you chose them with your class: Barbarians are stronger but fail more often to learn reading and writing, priests can pray but need to learn other skills or need a special item like a talisman etc.

So classes need on the one hand to buy a special item or to learn skills, other classes already have. On the contrary, is it possible to improve a weapon or enchant armor.

Dunno which game your playing but in the one i play everyone is equal in everything regardless which class they are. The only thing that separates people is god choice

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Craigus

Dunno which game your playing but in the one i play everyone is equal in everything regardless which class they are. The only thing that separates people is god choice

Long time ago when you started. Just ask a warrior trial if he is able to pray or to do alchemy.

[MajinDragon]

Originally Posted by Sam

Long time ago when you started. Just ask a warrior trial if he is able to pray or to do alchemy.

Well nowadays everyone is 100% equal, and only gods, gear, levels and skill separate players.