Originally posted by chronokun 1. players can pray to you.

2. they cast the granted spells.

3. the spells they cast drain your mana and in exchange, you get 10% exp from the enemys they kill using these spells.

This way you are only a god in the sense that you are prayed to for help and it doesn,t matter what level you are.

Sounds like petitions for GMs to interfere. Kind of harsh and unfair, in my opinion. Why not summon your guild army and gang up on whoever it was that you want to get rid of so badly? At least that\'s already possible

And the reason for implementation? Won\'t it make things rather confusing? Especially for new players?

Sort of.

1) Music can be played on self, other players and monsters. (Hope that they don\'t heal monsters, though.)

2) Music can be played anywhere, even in tavern. Thus if some evil bard plays soothing music to make all players asleep while another accomplice picks their pocket...

3) Music can be augmented with singing and dancing, if and when those are implemented.

4) Allow choice of skill in music rather than relying on magic.

5) Difference in the fact that music usually does not deal direct damage on target.

6) Sound made by casting magic could perhaps be adapted to music making, hence music while skill is used.

7) Instead of flashy magic effects, we could have musical notes flying around or something like that.

8 ) As I mentioned earlier, perhaps these could affect those resistant/immune to magic. (e.g. Kran?)

9) There could also be neutral music, but still require stamina to use. Since you get tired after blowing on the flute, etc.

10) These scores could be added on by programmers, with submission from the players.

11) Musical instruments-based music may be implemented, hence proper equips are necessary.

Just a few suggestions, not all are original since some had been suggested in the \"singing section\".

Music skills... reminds me of bards. In another game, where one can RP as a bard, music skills can be trained too. But the training infuriates people as they are considered disturbing, much like the kids next door starting to learn the trombone or violin...

Talking about stats, I am wondering if there\'s a glitch somewhere with damage calculation. How does an Enki with 75 strength cause more damage (average 2.9 per blow) on a rat than a Kran with 125 strength (average 2.8 per blow)? All melee only, with starting strength stat... I\'m kind of confused.

No weapons, same melee skill (0), but different strength. (Agility and endurance is also different of course.)

The problems when the players can make their own advanced weapons is that they would tend to overcharge, since the materials needed would be hard to get, the chances of successfully making the items would be slim, the skills are hard to level up, etc... Not to mention the demand would be greater due to the fact that not everyone wants to make one, since buying saves them the effort and such.

The economy in PS might be affected badly when crafting runs out of control. Time to have a tight control by the craftsmen guild.

Ah. I see. Discarding the outstanding quest made it ok for the other quest. So there is a conflict after all. Will revisit the NPCs again for future redo of the quests. Thanks!

I haven\'t seen spears, pikes or anything that has a far reach in the game... How about thrown spears? Any possibilty in the game to have them?