Someone had asked a few times about sample costs to train...

For my char:
Sword must be trained 4 times = 168 tria = 24 rats
STR must be trained 16 times = 672 tria = 96 rats
Light Shield must be trained 6 times = 252 tria = 36 rats
Crystal Way must be trained 8 times = 336 tria = 48 rats

Hope this is helpful.

Patience.  It will eventually do what you tell it to do, you just have to wait 15 seconds between all clicks.

I used Settings to change to 800x600 and 16bit, and it started working again.

THen changed to 32bit, and still worked.  Then started this mrning and same thing happened, so back to 16bit.

After the Update on Saturday night, I logged in, but it opened to a practical Screen shot.  One frame about evey 7 or 8 seconds.  My tail wasn\'t even moving.  The interface appeared to be completly unresponsive, but it proved to be just the same incredibly slow movement.

I notive that \"Loading screens\" all look normal up to the one that loads the area in which I am trying to play, and that one, instead of progress bar moving across screen as objects are loaded, it goes from 0 to 100% in a flash.

Also, long after I close the game, I still have \"PSClient.exe\" in my task list, last time holding onto 333MBytes RAM.

Thank you.


Windows XP Pro
768M RAM

Chad

When playing last night, I was grouped with another player.  When we were attacking the same mob, and one of us killed the mob, the other still had \"combat music\" playing, and the AI thought that they were still fighting, but couldn\'t find the target.

Also, we did not share exp when the mob died.  If her hit killed, she got all exp, if mine, I did.

I did a very small amount of testing:

I clicked to launch the game, but did not log in.  On starting, the game occupied 139,584K.  After 10 minutes of sitting idle, it was 139,620K.  Then I CLOSED it (clicked Quit).  PSClient.exe was still listed in Task Manager, although the game window closed.  It was still using 47,056K.  After another 10 minutes, it was still loaded, and still using 47,056K.

To Summarize:

Load: 139,584K
Idle: 139,620
Post Quit: 47,056K

I\'m using:
WinXP Pro SP2
768M RAM
Intel Graphics

Hope this is helpful.

Chad

There are Free, Open Source installer builders out there that do an amazing job, compress well, and are simple to use.  Have you guys looked at any?  I\'m using one very successfully at work, and have been very impressed by it.