I'm just wondering... if you offer services but you keep your allegiance secret at the same time, how do you get clients? A front man? A pimp?

What considers my char, in the past he has been contacted several times for burglaries and assassinations. His clients approached him like: "I have heard you might be the man for some ... unusual business...". But this is the result of a lot of roleplay where it became obvious, that Orgonwukh is a 'bad guy' (e.g. showing bad behaviour, threatening honest citizens, getting imprisoned, make some good guys enemies, etc.).
I utterly failed to make Orgonwukh pimp of the now vanished guild of female 'dancers', if you know who I mean... 

Just an advice: Ask your English-speaking guild mates or associates in game to help you. I, for example, appreciate any help and do not feel offended when someone is correcting me. Being in a guild where only English is spoken does help a lot, too. I would also like to thank Izzabella here for helping me to improve my English so many times.

Okay, after complaining a lot about the duelling, time for some nice comments

The graphics is very nice, the sounds added are, too. Once the attack range is fixed I expect a lot of fun with the new duelling system like bar fights or training sessions at differents spots.
And of course the new Kada-El's is very nice. I especially like the barrels in the lower part, so it is not always necessary to bother Allelia for some drinks

In short: Duelling sucks now! Please remove the distance checking for duels!

In detail: I think the fun is spoiled since only stats and levels decide now who wins. Not timing and tactics (nearly). I could also go and play Regnum now (flame me! I am wearing an asbestos suit!). I also think it is unrealistic. Why should anyone start an attack directly in front of an opponent when it takes him 3 or more seconds to bring his sword down on them? Another annoying thing is that you can be killed by the opponent when you /yield (although I never do that ). I always hear arguments like 'now it is like in all other games'. I ask back 'why do you think is that a good idea?'. People had lots of fun with the duelling systema as it was. If they now want to compare their stats and levels they can agree before duel not to move.

Okay, time for me to thank too, I suppose.

First of all, thanks to Izzabella. You made me develop my char more and more while enjoying it. Thank you too, for your patience and all the fun I had, have and hopefully will have. 

Elvi: Thanks for being such a good leader of The Outlaws and a helpful fellow and also for the nice contributions in form of awful farts and such.
Drah: Thanks for helping me so much and all the work you did in the shadows for the infrastructure of the guild.
Ereale: Thank you for your help in all concerns. Orgonwukh still is frustrated why the ugliest Fenki of Yliakum declined his marriage proposal
Esilet: Thanks to the only woman which is still a complete mystery for Orgonwukh.
Maudis: Where is the insane woman only Orgonwukh seems to like? I hope she is well. Thank you too.
Namach: Thanks to a loyal and always friendly comrade. Stay as you are.
Noriin and Velh: Oh yes! Good trainers for roleplay and sarcasm you are. It is always a pleasure to play with you.
Nyarimius: Thanks to the kindest Fenki Orgonwukh knows. You are a good and rare friend for him.
Valorius: Thanks to the Queen of Daggers for showing me my greatest strengths and flaws in combat.
Zakrei: Thanks to momma's boy. I hope you will be able to dodge her pan attacks and be well.
Further thanks to Aiwendil, Casewen, Eurac, Jaycc, Kaerli, Reapbel, Sodedar, Solone, Swandazi, Tuxide, Vexonee,Yanlora and Zwenze. You all make me enjoy playing this game by letting your chars suffer under Orgonwukh.
I apologise to those I forgot and those who do not like my way of playing (feel free to help me improving it and give it another try).

Oh, I forgot one:
Allelia: Thank you for providing the fuel for Orgonwukh. You are a witch though... 

If a mine dropped more gold the government would have it guarded quite tightly by ulber-eating-for-breakfast guards.

Exactly! And this is where players come in. Do we want to rp everything with an 'imaginary government' all the time? There are people like knights, mercenaries, robbers and so on. So just let them play.

a) combat was working right

That''s another wishlist topic, I suppose

b) the guards would need to have a realistic chance in keeping the bandits away, so miners can mine,  without constant looking behind their back.

Many weak guards can overwhelm even very strong robbers. If the gold mine was at a dead end (like the tefu valley), only the bottleneck at the entry would need to be guarded.

c) bandits would risk being punished if recognized. and punishments would reach from fees, through physical labour as a fee and finally, the worst, banning from city/cities.

If I were a robber, I would cover my face when approaching the mine and obviously only do it when no or few guards are around 
An idea is, that the law is not applied outside cities, so it's survival of the strongest there. If you don't like this idea, how about this: The punishment for robbing is death sentence, applied directly by the guards themselves since no law and jury is there.