hi,

so I posted a thread in another section and was mentioned on there maybe it's a bug.

I don't know if it is. I"m new but thought I'd post here in case it is and the devs read this section mostly.

 

I noticed gear and weapons that may be in my inventory lose points upon death etc. 

I"m not sure how this works. I know we lose durability from our stuff upon death, assumes we do from usage for the items were are wearing too but I noticed if I have gear/weapons in my inventory that it has also lost durability to it.

 

I noticed this when I died and went to repair stuff and an item or two from my inventory was in the repair section too.

 

seen this several times so I know it's not gear/weapons that needed it.

 

I don't know if it is intended to be like this or a bug or something so reporting it as a bug.

thanks

If you're sure you hadn't used those items at any point then yeah, they should not lose durability.

The storylines contradict each other because they weren't originally meant to be available at the same time; I would rather have these contradictions rather than being limited to only one of these story lines per character.

Or it could be left up to fansites and such (like this forum) to help you locate quest points that you really can't find on your own. To have it all available in your quest journal might be a little too easy. The Bulletin Board quests already point you towards new quest locations in places you might not think to visit on your own.

The Eldevin Wiki quest articles will all have their starting point listed (example), but most quests don't yet have articles...

I completely disagree with this idea! Not only from the perspective of loss of value ( I have multiples just like Mongo that I paid plenty for) But also from the stand point of role playing and character building. I consider my alts to be separate. I build them all different. Equip them different. The only sharing they do is with the skills,items and coin/EP that are not bound. Even if the sharing of those were eliminated, I would not be to upset. If I like and use a particular pet or emote everyone gets one. Would be a pain to have to run to the vault every little bit to return them so another alt could use. Needing only one pet/emote for all alts would drastically reduce the amount of EP/gold that I have spent with other players. Because that is what I spend the most on. Vary rarely purchase components from other players. Unless I have a special need for an item.

What do you mean by having multiples? Do you have the same ability (emote/pet) learned by more than one of your alts, or do you just have multiple scrolls of the same thing? If it's the scrolls then it's simple, you can sell them.

What do you mean your alts share skills? That's not even possible.

Pets and emotes are abilities, not items. You wouldn't have to keep putting them through the vault. Scrolls are items, abilities are not, and what we're saying in this thread is that emote and vanity pet abilities should be shared by alts of the same account.

This happened back in beta! I managed to kill a resurrection priest with my aoe.

You have the right to remain silent...

So you confess to the murders? 

1) Quest Chain Guide with links

2) Character Build Guides (with possible hybrid builds)

3) Crafting Table Guide w/ resource suggestions to level each tier

4) Price Guide (kept updated weekly?)

5) In-Game Mail system with shipping and COD capability

 

1) what's that?

2) what's that?

3) what's that?

4) what's that?

5) what's COD?

Yeah, I'd like that too. There's no way I'm gonna pay for the same emote or pet twice, so my alts pretty much have none, and the coin flip emote and goblin pet etc can only be obtained by one character anyway. Should be account-wide, really.

Hate those birds.    Quick to anger, leave bleedy scratches, and aren't even skinnable.

Though it is amusing that the plagued seem to care more about friends then most Crimson.

Didn't even know these existed. Where do you get them?

All +Ranged foods require fished and farmed items, and fishing and farming are the most tedious of gathering professions. There's no logical reason why rangers should be eating fish that much, it'd be easy to switch some recipes.

I'm a ranger and I've been levelling my cooking, I can make +20 Melee and +20 Sorcery foods using raspberries only (plus purchased components), but for +20 Ranged food I need 2 bass and 2 onion and 1 pepper for each. That's crazy. Don't even want to think about Cooked Mackerel...

 

but also create additional storage space (bank) for each extra character on account,

with ability to share this space betwin all characters on the same account.

It's called the bank vault.

Totally agree, there should be chat moderators. Choosing them could be a little difficult in the beginning, but voluntary moderators are nothing unheard of.

 

Take off head as wall around

 

No, you can't take off your head.

 

FYI, I happen to have a extra unbound yellow paper hat that I really don't like - those things are bag hogs, and they don't look all that good, IMO.   I'll give it to anyone who asks me for it in-game.

 

The yellow ones kinda look like golden crowns, if you use a little imagination. 

I believe that it's due to the Eldevin engine currently to keep resources low and as the game gets better so will the graphics.

Plenty of outfits look cool already, so it's entirely possible. Have you seen the level 30 ranger set, though? It's almost as ugly as the basic crafted equips.

IMO, 'Need' should simply be disabled for Gems, Remnants and Flakes.  That would deal with 90% of the problem, not require a lot of talk-talk for random groups*, and it's easy to code.  If you want to give one of the above to a particular group member, then everybody else should "Pass" on it.

 

(*Or maybe disabled for LFG-mediated random groups only.)

Or this, yeah. Pass and want for gems, rems, and flakes; pass, want and need for equips.

Drop "greed", it's confusing to everyone who isn't familiar with the system.

I agree, the level 30 rare crafted ranger set is just plain ugly. I have all my vanity slots full so it doesn't bother me too much, but yeah, since it cost a buttload of rare materials then it should look as expensive as it is.

especially as a mage with those ugly hoods 

 

a ha ha 

Like the crafted metal and leather helms are any prettier 

As said above, you can buy an invisible hood (and other invisible clothes...) from the Loyalty section of the Eldevin Market.

You could also equip a paper hat (if you don't have one, I think some people are still willing to give those away or sell for cheap), or if you can then buy some vanity head equipment with EP. I bought a bandana, at least it claims to be a bandana but it's just wrapped around your eyes, with holes for eyes so you can see, it's pretty much the same or even cooler than the invisible hood.

It's probably a better idea to invite your friends through facespace and email and such things, to invite people from other games may be frowned upon by the owners of those games, sometimes they even have explicit rules not to mention other games in their forums and private messages.

There's no need to make it overly complicated. In fact it could be made simpler, just have two options: 'pass' and 'want'.

(Certain) people see "Illuminati references" everywhere because the supposed Illuminati use shiptons of very common and/or old symbols/references.   I've read quite a bit on this topic, not just saying this as a random guess. There's a lot of debates to be had here but this forum isn't quite the right place so I'll keep it short. Magic plays a large part in the universe of Eldevin so it makes sense that some occult symbology and meanings will be borrowed from the real world.

Sorry Frozen I don't understand this part "20 + level I pass himself instance Boondocks Remnant, 30 + will also be held Vault."

 

If you could clarify would be great

You can solo Boondocks when you're level 20+, and 30+ you can solo The Vault.

I tried soloing the Vault today but ran back before the first boss, wasn't sure if I could make it.

I had issues finding a group for Ohdar so I could complete it at least once to get rid of the quests, so it took a while, I think I was level 30 when we finally finished the whole run. But, what I want to say is, you can leave the group quests hanging and go do other stuff, not being able to complete the group run quests doesn't mean that you're stuck. Even not getting all the remnants/equips doesn't mean that you're stuck, eventually you'll need to get new armor anyway so they're not that important (until, like, To3 or TR, I don't know yet). I've never had a full set until level 30, and level 30 sets for all classes can be crafted in full, no dungeons needed. I'll be wearing this stuff for a long time now. (Digressed from the topic a bit, sorry.)

I'm gonna quote something I said in the Prestige Points thread:
 

Like has been said in other threads, levelling crafting skills should be more rewarding, and one way to do it could be... well, something that rewards prestige points (more than just the level-up-in-any-skill daily quest), and maybe rewards something else too (or a choice of different rewards including prestige). I got the idea that maybe (on higher levels?) you can craft certain items that will not be usable/equippable by players, but you can sell it to NPC factions who require the stuff -- like the Eldevin Army might need a certain style of armor pieces and equipment (the silver-green stuff that they usually wear), and the Arcane Council might have a demand for Arcane Council-style robes and stuff, etc. Being awarded Prestige Points for this makes sense since you're directly working for the factions. Though of course it shouldn't be too easy, which is why I'm suggesting this for higher crafting levels, also the grinding can be slowed down by having a limit to how much demand the factions have for the stuff, so they're not willing to buy an endless amount of things every day. ... Just a fleeting idea.