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Re-did talents today and decided to keep Dogma on the off-chance this bug was fixed.  It persisted, and I found 2 more bugs:

*No proc for <Think Fast> on a critical heal while casting <Dogma>.

*Target is not gaining <Intensify Spirit> buff when being critically healed by <Dogma>.

Sounds more like a mail system?

Captcha? Do you want the game to fail?

The nodes should just move around a bit instead of respawning it static locations.

This feature has potential to induce as many conversations as it will remove.  "Oh, I see you are using spell damage gems and not crit- how do you like that?"

It is the community that decides how to use the tools given to them.  The ability to see items (or potentially talents) will not reduce conversation between players, but instead allow those conversations to advance faster.

Serenity used to work in the old beta.  I didn't test 30+ so maybe it changed at that point?  All I know is the spell f'ing blows now and works on nothing you'd actually want to cleanse.

Crafter Signatures:  Add a "Crafted by <name>" line to rare and heroic player-made equipment.

Item Inscriptions: A limited (40 characters?) area for a message to be inscribed on rare and heroic player-made equipment.  Possibly requires a "chisel" item to be bought for gold or EP in the Shop.

Player Inspection: Added to the right-click menu is an option to inspect selected player.  This would bring up the equipment half of character panel for the selected player.  Mousing-over their equipment would display any socketed gems, Crafter Signatures, or Item Inscriptions.

Spoiler

Tried socketing both cracked and jagged, but niether worked.

Die during boss fight and some kind soul takes it upon himself to ressurect.

Upon completion of the channel that's 10% durability damage.

Doesn't matter if I accept or decline, the durability is gone.

Well, guess what...it's a wipe and I didn't want to be revived in the first place.

So now I go back to the priest with everyone else and take another 10% durability loss.

That's 20% from one death.

It is excessive.

If this is not a bug...then my suggestion is to apply the durability loss when clicking "Yes, accept" only.

1. Advertising- we need some Mr. T mohawk elf commercials.

2. Custom keybindings

3. Ctrl+Click + Sack-emptying work in stash/vault

4. Player shops/AH

5. Guilds

Bonus points if little hearts get emitted while married characters are in certain range of each other.

That feel when your sacks are sitting empty in the vendor window...what if accidentally clicked sell again O.O

A buyback option would be most reassuring.

Disagree.

The situation people seem to want with easy-mode crafting will lead to a stagnant economy where no one needs to buy gathered materials due to easy self-sufficiency.  Since the crafts become faster to raise, more people will do so which then reduces crafted item value.

If you are leveling a craft to keep up with your character level you should be prepared to:

1. Invest time into gathering materials yourself

2. Invest gold into acquiring materials from other players not interested in comitting to the crafting long-haul

3. Invest EP in booster potions if that option is available to you, reducing the need for #'s 1 and 2

If you are not hardcore, just focus on gathering professions so you can sell to the more dedicated players.  You will then have currency and/or materials to get the items you want crafted by someone else.

Making crafting casual will kill the game's longevity.

Great suggestion.

The in-game Shop window closes every time an item craft is started.  I get like 1.5seconds of quality shopping before it closes.

Is it possible to remove this constant interruption while cutting boards, smelting etc?

edit- problem also happens while trying to browse recipes

-When attempting to move items from the inventory to Stash using ctrl+click nothing happens.  Expected behaviour would be the item jumps back and forth without having to drag and drop.

-When placing a Sack into the Stash and choosing 'empty contents' the items are dumped back into the player's inventory (counterproductive).  Expected behaviour would be the contents are emptied into the stash, as that is where the Sack was placed.