Could I have an ability later on to spawn a specific vehicle which does have the ability to transfer the abilities?

This is my updated CS, I hope it's OK!

Huh, actually a little confused here, so Windel, can you clarify something? In regards to the message that Black King sent, where she declared that the Ebony Strykers were open again, was that a voice message? I assumed that it was, because of the quotation marks, but it seems lots of people thought that it was a written message, due to how they all think the Black King is a male…

@Lucius Cypher you know you just posted that in the Character tab, right?

@NightmareInd Ya gud.

@Eklispe Looks nito, welcome aboard.

@Augmented Looks good to me, sorry for not getting to you sooner.

@Lucius Cypher you know you just posted that in the Character tab, right?

DON'T BELIEVE IN ONDOR'S LIES!

Could I have an ability later on to spawn a specific vehicle which does have the ability to transfer the abilities?

Hmm. We'll have to see about that.

Huh, actually a little confused here, so Windel, can you clarify something? In regards to the message that Black King sent, where she declared that the Ebony Strykers were open again, was that a voice message? I assumed that it was, because of the quotation marks, but it seems lots of people thought that it was a written message, due to how they all think the Black King is a male…

For privacy reasons, every message in DGO is text based. I put quotation marks because I thought they were fancy at the time.

Havoc actually knows she's a female thanks to her collab, Flan never actually opened the message cuz it was already known

Right then. GM post requirements of the day:

-Crush Newt's dreams
-Yell at the people wrecking Moon Rider's throne room
-Mess with Reap's character
-Troll everyone

Might hold off on that last one.

Havoc actually knows she's a female thanks to her collab, Flan never actually opened the message cuz it was already known

Woops.

Corrected my latest post haha

Question, how much is an Outlaw Declaration?

Right then. GM post requirements of the day:

-Crush Newt's dreams
-Yell at the people wrecking Moon Rider's throne room
-Mess with Reap's character
-Troll everyone

Might hold off on that last one.

Don't hold back, chaos is fun >:D

Question, how much is an Outlaw Declaration?

50 exp. If that sounds cheap it's cause it is; this way people can afford to continue the cycle of hurt and misery.

Oh man, how did I even miss Newt’s post? Damn, the up-sucking is too stronk. I must prove myself further in the upcoming battoru, by going Samson-modu and collapsing the castle.

How much EXP do you get for killing a character the same level as you?

How much EXP do you get for killing a character the same level as you?

That probably depends on what level you are.

So I'm writing up my post...then I read that @Ryonara posted. Now I have to go back and see if I need to add anything for Smitten Kitten

-_-

I have a question?

How do our stats work? If as said in the OP a level one character actually has a decent chance against a level 9 one, does that mean they don't really raise much by level?

Do they raise by class and items mostly or by whatever actions are repeated? (similar to skyrim, where shooting a bow adds to leveling up the bow stat)

EDIT: Preemptively apologizing if this has already been answered lol

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That probably depends on what level you are.

In Start OOC post it says that for a char the same level as you you get regular EXP.

I'm actually working a system on that. But basically everyone depending on your class has a baseline stats divided into six categories: Health, Physical Attack, Physical Defense, Magical Attack, Magical Defense, and Agility. Depending on your class depends on how the stat spread is, but for the most part all, say, Warriors have the same baseline stats. However the Feats and Abilities granted by your characters alters and edits these stats accordingly. I'm still hammering out those details amongst other details, but I'm going to have Windel present it once it's all done.

The reason a level 1 could stand toe-to-toe to a level 9 is because unless most of their abilities have been made to increase stats instead of granting them more attack options, statistically they're identical. While a level 9 will have much more in their arsenal, a level 1 warrior and a level 9 warrior are nearly identical statistically, aside from Feat Buffs. And even then that's where simple combat skill comes into play.

How much EXP do you get for killing a character the same level as you?

It does depend on your level. If you're level three and you kill another level three, you get their level times ten, so 30 exp.