Elandir

You haven't heard of 'Elandir the Mighty BladeDancer'? :shok: Kidding. My in-game name is Elandir as my forum name. Ashurainx knows me...I think ::)

Can I join? ::)

I'm not here :'( . Oh wait, I was in the Citadel of Dinalt Knights doing quests :wacko: ...

Quite simply put the developers should make changes to ensure that players don't lose their equipment to amplification. Amplification level decrease is acceptable but to lose an item? That's totally unfair... :diablo:

Sulla :lol: Is it some kind of a past time for you to make videos of you killing elves? Anyway, I believe no faction plays fair in the game. I know I've jumped by MC in the Ashalarh cave one time too many when I'm merely collecting those Rags off the MC Mages. But it's a game and I try to have fun with it... :drinks:

One way to find and stop scammers is to trace their IPs. I used to play a game called Travian before. In there, you couldn't play two accounts from one place and I mean even if legitimately you and you partner are playing the game from two different PCs using the same internet connection, the moderators track your IP and ban you. I think something of that sort could be done here too...

Elandir (That part's obvious) Level 19 Blade Dancer Max Damage: 303 Max Flashstrike Damage: 474 Health Regen: 109 (Am working on that bit)

I still have three Sanctuaries quest pending in my quest list and I haven't tried it once. Some of the CC quests require us to walk into Puma Valley to get the job done. How do the developers expect us to walk into a fortress? Teams get disintegrated in minutes inside Puma Valley and I'm talking teams of good players in a batch of 10. The CC quest area of the game needs some major reworking done in terms of difficulty. I mean compared to doing a quest in Puma Valley, Shadows of Berengar seems like a walk in the park...

Not even a 1000 MCoins would stop a rich player to get his hands on the Invisible Scroll and ruin the other player's game-play. I mean these guys buy Signs of Imperishability like it was their daily groceries to level up to +8 or +9 or even +10. So imagine this, the same guy with a +9 equipment walks with you in invisible mode and jumps upon you when you're about to finish off a boss and the next thing you know is that boss has regained his health and you just died. Another scenario, there would be fires in every village of the second map: MC or FB. And I know for one thing, those fires can get pretty annoying... The game would totally go off balance...

The strongest you say? Blazing Anax :rofl:

It'll totally defeat the purpose of arena tickets...

Actually that scammer must be made an example out of. You shouldn't ban him. But make his in-game experience much difficult than normal players. For example, his skills can't be upgraded above level 2 or his loot drop doesn't give him much gold or his repairs just got a little more costlier. Take your pick... The idea is to ensure that the players have a just and equitable in-game experience... However, such a punishment should be used only in such scamming situations not for any regular in-game misbehavior...

It is annoying. I'm questing for items and suddenly I get a pop-up on my screen saying 'XYZ invites you to a party' and I can't do anything about my quest till I respond to the party request. You developers have introduced the mailbox system right? Why not use it make party invitations. The party invitations must be like a short duration message which goes away from the inbox in 10-20 seconds if you don't respond to it. You only get a notification on you screen saying 'you've received a party invitation from XYZ'... Makes our game-play less annoying...

I have experienced many times that the guy who has the equipment I need is sitting in the first island while I'm in the second. Actually to avoid hindrance in-game, the developers should think about the trade feature which allows us to trade without changing our locations. Imagine you're in Camp Riff and you need to buy some Scroll of Repairs and the guy selling them is in Illhor...

It still beats the fun out of the game. This is a MMO where two factions battle it out for domination. Whats the point in going invisible?

Their response to me has been good too. :good: No, what I am saying is that the some members of the developer team should be present in-game on all servers to monitor such scams...

Always EU. Like a boss :dirol:

Hey Smurfer, Isn't there any centralized way to ban these scammers? I believe the support should be the one doing the complaints about people being scammed...

I started WS on my Nokia E75. I did notice the battery drain issue back then. I did some research and figured that the phone's connection to a Wifi causes the battery to drain. So, I reduced the battery consumption level in the advanced settings of my phone... You might want to see if that's the issue... Now I just play it on my laptop because my hands are much faster on a :pleasantry: keyboard :pleasantry: than a :pleasantry: keypad :pleasantry: ... :lol: :lol: :lol:

I like the EU Server. Made good allies here. However, quite frankly why do you want to merge the servers anyway? I mean if everyone ends up playing on one server, then the daily quests would become a tad bit difficult. I like the way the game is going on right now. Just my opinion though...

Dude, you know shouldn't give out your account ID and password to people like that. You never know who's going to turn that away from you. Take the example of a player named Rapgear, he gave his account info to a friend and that :pleasantry: friend :pleasantry: changed the password and now if Rapgear himself wants to check in the game, he cannot... Otherwise, I don't think the developers could really help you with that... :(

The Chainless League is a neutral faction friends with the Elves and MC. They will be found on the second island. They give you tasks to finish off big bosses to gain reputation among them. Once that bar reaches '0' from '-5000', you get to buy cool armor and other equipment from them. And no they are not a playable faction. Just so you know...

Well I think its best to add quests for all 4 factions to gain reputation with their allies. Because being an Elf or MC and doing DQs gets pretty boring... Well, even better if the Elves and MC are allowed to travel to the new faction islands for earning reputation with their respective alliances. Can be said the same for Chosen and Forsaken...

Bad Idea. Imagine rich noob druids and BDs attacking you when you're out questing. And imagine noob Barbs Charging on you... You probably wouldn't like that would you now? Besides, whats the point of factions in the game if you can't see the opposite faction players?

Dude the Paladin looks better... ;D