Ha!  Consider this ancient conjured!   

Just thought I'd stop by and hay 'Hi'.  Some day I hope to have the time and download/install/drop in the game again.

Amazing job, Zweith!   

I can't wait for a day I can go explore the new Amdeneir.

Woo!  Good luck with the project.  Though the new parts of the city will be quite empty until we populate it with NPCs, but first thing's first.   

By the way, the issue of the bug tracker pane on the main page not updating has been resolved.  Thanks to Talad.

Yep, bit by bit we move closer.  Also, Talad is in the process of organizing all of PS's code to port to UE.  With millions of lines of code, it's quite the task.  The more code that can be brought over "as is" the faster it will go.  But certainly a lot of the CS related coding will have to be rewritten or adjusted to work in UE.

So far we have the obvious stuff like maps, characters, a UI, char creation -> character into the world and all that goes into that, then engine stuff like scripts for combat, magic, crafting, quests, etc.  Then eventually expanding the UI to interact with it all.  It's a LOT, but piece by piece we'll get there.

And keep in mind that UE4 was designed much more for first person shooter games and not MMOs.  So some of these things are real challenges that haven't really been done before.  Big props to Talad and ravna for digging into this stuff and working it out.  And to Venalan for working on the map improvements.  And to Eonwind for working on a linux build.

And cool character shadows by the way. 

aka Unreal Molecular Blue, aka Hungry Hungry Kran!   

Also remember, this is a very stripped down product.  Just a first step to learn and build on.  We've been talking about UE for quite some time so it's great to finally have something concrete using UE4.   

Feel free to report feedback, FPS (with your specs), high scores, and anything interesting you may have encountered.

Is it just an art issue?

Art and the decision that it's ok to do so.  Maybe a long time ago someone decided it was better to have signposts one has to click on.  *shrug*

I'm in favor of either changing the label color or maybe making it italics.  This can be triggered by the player OR by being idle for a specified period.  Of course, there are those that prefer to play without labels displayed.

Like Venalan said, it would require a code & client update so not likely to be done any time soon.  Might be one to add to the UE4 demo wish list.