The Chosen Ones

No. Well, it would be okay to have a couple of bonus ability points, but brewing all these subpotions seems boring. I only do it for a quest in chapter 7.

Dig-site north of starting spot, right by the mountain, on the edge of the map. In the forrest where green trolls live.

Basicaly, nobody knows, what Aero wants. Your ideas are already really powerful, so I wouldn't go any further. Zeemnan's Shiled you describe is a lot stronger then Life Stone or Tera Ring - and to get those items you need a Zozi, so you can have them really late in the game. This shield looks so strong, that I would put it in a Chapter 10 Lucky Box with at leats 30 luck necessery to get it.

The loop idea looks interesting though. It would be a nice accent in the campaign.

I have a couple of ideas. First one:

ONE. Well, since you told me that you think of removing Element Masteries, I thought that I would just start using Elementals, if no new abilities emegre. But then I thought, that I would have to control them and all, and they would quickly die in boss fights, and then I would have to pick them up after every mob I encounter, and that there is a bug that makes the attack icon appear in a basic menu when you control both a character and elemental - so my idea is to make the Elementals follow their makers at every time. You know, make it intelligent, for example that they attack enemies the character is attacking, but follow, when he starts moving around (when running away from boss specials). And it would be awesome, if one could change their thinking mods - like "attack everything until one of you dies" or "attack only, if I attack". You would set them before battle and they would stay that way until you change them - even if the Elemental dies and you make a new one. Same for Soul Burn demons and Fradz illusions. Down to number two:

TWO. I feel very tired of running around the map there and back to the Synthesis Shop with every new item to check, if I need it for later, or if I can just sell it now. I also feel tired of swiching windows and checking that in the Item List. Well, now, as there is such a list, everyone has a way to check if they need an item or not. So why not include this in the item description? Like for Stogo Helmet: "Synthesis - none" or for Fire Cloak: "Synthesis - Magma Cloak" or for Zozi: "Synthesis - all powerful items". That would be awesome, it would make the gameplay much more efficient. After all, looking at the Synthesis Shop descriptions takes a lot of time, and you might miss something and sell a useful item. First time I played, I held the Stogo Helmet until like chapter 5 - "Maybe I'll need it later".

Well, that's it. If you were expecting more - two is exactly a couple. I'll update, if I remember any other - I had plenty of them just yesterday. I just haven't played for some time.

It's a bug from earlier versions. In 1.7 there was Vitality in the place of "food" frame and it decreased over time - you had to eat to regain it, or you would start loosing hp. Now there is no Vitality, but the Deathless had the ability to destroy it. My advise is to not fight them, as it doesn't give you anything really special - I think.

Last I checked, it had 60 sec cooldown on level 5...

When I last played, there was a problem with Retaliation or Parry. When I clicked on a skill of my character, and before i clicked on the target, if my character parried/counterattacked, the cursor returned to normal and I had to click the ability again. This makes bosses with many minions really anonoying. Will that be fixed with this update?

These Combat Kings are good. There is no buggy Berserk. Well, actually, they never seemed very helpful to me, except for Ressurection, which you nerfed. Well, I guess waiting for a little longer isn't a problem. But Now i think it wouldn't pay off when buying it above level one. Oh, and you made a mistak. 360 - (1x30) = 330.

The Magic Aura seems pretty strong, don't you think? Take Galeoth with 2500 Magic Damage. That gives 6250 damage every five seconds. Isn't that much?

Hi everybody. Hi, doctor Nick.
I was thinking about the idea of giving up and starting over the whole campaign. Well, not many games have something like that, so I value it a lot. I have never finished the currently existing chapters on ****, but I imagine, that after doing so, the second playthrough must get really boring. You know, you already defeated every stinking epic boss, hords of creeps and all that on the highest difficulty level. And you also get a "huge bonus" for when you start over, so it doesn't get any more interesting. It gets easier. There was even talk of eliminating professions, so that you don't have to think about such stuff. But this is a valuable part of the game, very uniqe in games generally. So, after you beat the game on ****, you can put it away for good and maybe wait for some bugfixes or, I don't know, anything. But I have an idea, that could make the game more interesting for those, who beat it on the highest level, or maybe even on extreme. I know it may be difficult to make, or even impossible, but that's the only reasonable bonus for finishing ****.

In every chapter, there could be a bonus area available, for those, who managed to do it. You could enter it via a bonus quest, and through a special portal, magical runes drawn on the ground, with help of a wizard, or simply enter a mine or a cave. This area should be extremaly difficult. You would enter it only after finishing all other non-main quests, with a maximum level and all most powerful items currently available. It should be so difficult, that even with those things you would have problems with survivng. There, as you wouldn't level up anymore, you would find more powerful items, item sets, synthesis items, bonus luck and honor and upgrades for spells, skills and espers - things, that would not change your chosen skills, only expand them with special effects. One or two quests, some bonus story and hard, long minigames would also be included. And most of all, a new, special boss, let's say a Legendary Boss. Those Legendary Bosses would be the most difficult enemies in the game and would drop even more powerful stuff. With this stuff, next chapters would be easier, so that you could focus on the new content - and the old content, except for main plot, would be skipable. These areas would only be playable on **** and extreme.

This way, the second **** playthrough would be a lot more crazy and interesting. I know it sounds crazy, and you probably think "this guy doesn't know, what he's talking about, we don't have time for this". Yeah, I already realised that. It's just an idea. After all, this campaign already beats every other game into a pulp. You said you would welcome every idea.

Well, thank you for attention.
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