Personal cauldron

[Sam]

Originally Posted by MajinDragon

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

I didn't know that. So all the scrolls you have to learn to be able casting, praying etc. are useless now. So they should not still be available in the shops.

[seanthien]

Originally Posted by Sam

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

What's new.

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.

Maybe you're not quite up to date with graal kigndoms status.

Originally Posted by Sam

I didn't know that. So all the scrolls you have to learn to be able casting, praying etc. are useless now. So they should not still be available in the shops.

They're entirely useless, most everyone is 100% equal because they have all succeeded in passing these scrolls and learning them.

[Damix2]

My +3 cauldron got burnt and thats how I lost it =(

[Stephen]

I'd love to experiment with some very simple class advantages - a single, very simple, advantage to each class to get the ball rolling. I'm not sure how effective it would be - but in theory it could be pretty great, especially in helping people work together.

An example of some such simple advantage might be that warriors have a 20% increase in their weapon speed, and wizards have a 20% increase in their casting speed. I don't want to design some profoundly complex system... I don't even want to begin to suggest such a system. A successful system would evolve over years through careful observation... not in a week at an individuals (or even a group of individuals) whim.

There should probably be some more +3 cauldron's in the game, but I don't think they should be craftable in any way. I'm hoping to begin phasing alchemy recipes out of shops to improve the economy for alchemy items. Additionally, god based blessing should be more time consuming to improve the value - the long term goal is to slowly transition the game mechanics so they reside in a more normal range of the existing game mechanics.

Originally Posted by Sam

I didn't know that. So all the scrolls you have to learn to be able casting, praying etc. are useless now. So they should not still be available in the shops.

Has always been like that.

[seanthien]

How about we finally get rid of the whole mental leveling with DoV. It's really the only serious alchemy aspect most players adore.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Has always been like that.

I just tested it with a trial account. A thief cannot pray or cast when he has finished his tasks on start island. He need to learn these skills with the scrolls. So it is as I said in my post above.

I don't want cauldrons be craftable, they should be improved by doing sophisticated recipes.

Originally Posted by seanthien

How about we finally get rid of the whole mental leveling with DoV.

100% agreed.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by Sam

I just tested it with a trial account. A thief cannot pray or cast when he has finished his tasks on start island. He need to learn these skills with the scrolls. So it is as I said in my post above.

Yea, and as clearly stated in previous posts by other users in this very same thread - any class can learn any and every skill... like it has always been.


Contrary much? 9500th post!

[Craigus]

Originally Posted by Sam

I just tested it with a trial account. A thief cannot pray or cast when he has finished his tasks on start island. He need to learn these skills with the scrolls. So it is as I said in my post above.

Yeah your right all the classes are different for the first 10 hours of game play - then everyone's the same, point is everyone's the same eventually.

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by 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.

Cauldrons now behave like cubes (only owners can pick them up unless they're left alone for a while). You can also not open a cauldron that does not belong to you. Hopefully this solves some problems with cauldrons being stolen.

Report bugs to me privately.

[MajinDragon]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

Cauldrons now behave like cubes (only owners can pick them up unless they're left alone for a while). You can also not open a cauldron that does not belong to you. Hopefully this solves some problems with cauldrons being stolen.

Report bugs to me privately.

Woo *claps for craigus*

The cauldron thing wasn't a bug, just an annoying aspect of game-play requiring alteration to improve things.

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by MajinDragon

Woo *claps for craigus*

The cauldron thing wasn't a bug, just an annoying aspect of game-play requiring alteration to improve things.

I mean bugs with this new cauldron change.

[MajinDragon]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

I mean bugs with this new cauldron change.

Ah.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Yea, and as clearly stated in previous posts by other users in this very same thread - any class can learn any and every skill... like it has always been.

Sorry I don't see where it was stated.
Craigus aswered to my post #21:

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

and I was unsure if I be mistaken, also because of:

Originally Posted by MajinDragon

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

Don't try to let my look as I don't know how I am talking about. Everyone can learn any skill, it's just the question how long it takes to get the scrolls and how much they fail.

Thank you Tigairus for completely ignoring my main suggestion.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by Sam

Thank you Tigairus for completely ignoring my main suggestion.

Not every suggestion gets implemented; some are bad.

Some are not.

Originally Posted by 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.

Originally Posted by Tigairius

Cauldrons now behave like cubes (only owners can pick them up unless they're left alone for a while).

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Not every suggestion gets implemented; some are bad.

Some are not.

It doesn't matter how they were sensed, it matters how he treat someone. And to ignore a thread starter completely and reply to another suggestion instead is bad.