@Jetah said in Spell crafting:
(...)not really. you'd have to find abilities to change the ones you have. you'd have to find a freeze ability to add that, you'd have to find a blast aoe to add that, etc(...)
The difference is rather simple. If you have to unlock them once to use as ingredients, it is a small amount, if you have to unlock each combination separately, it is a far greater amount.
@Jetah said in Spell crafting:
@Logain
yeah. explore, learn the base skills then learn how to manipulate those skills. then create your own.
I understood that. My point was that you effectively cut the 'progression through unlocking' part by a magnitude that way.
@Meiki said in Spell crafting:
(...)still about you going out and exploring and unlocking the skills (...)adds you the ability to create spells that are similar in power but more suited for certain encounters.
That is the point though. If you can craft alternative versions, you unlock once.
If you have to do that for each variant of the spell though, there is more 'work/progress' involved.
@Jetah said in Spell crafting:
(...)if there was ever a need to redo the knowledge system, spell crafting would be sweet!
Would that really work well with the idea of horizontal progression and unlocking skills through exploring/fighting certain creatures?
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I hope you're going to enjoy your time here!
Isn't that a bit... early? Since basically everything is in flux and not finished yet?
@Kralith said in Freedom of movement/flying or diving:
(...)I even can imagine this for Fractured very well, since we know in mythologies much Demons with Wings(...)
Don't you think this would neglect some of the 'restriction' to areas through creatures?
As there's no 'level restrictions' in Fractured, I'd assume that access to certain areas is generally be gated through environment and creatures (e.g. a lava river). If you can just bypass that through flying, I'd guess getting knowledge points through exploration would become far too easy?
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Welcome to Fractured!
I hope you're going to enjoy your time here 
I might have missed something or I could be puzzled now, but could you explain what you mean with 'merchant and woodchopper factions'?
It might be best if you could describe what you expect to be able to do in game @MrFulaton , because, as others have mentioned, the 'casual friendly' part depends on what you hope to accomplish.
Congratulations and those that got lucky, have fun testing!
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Waiting on games is always painful, keep strong and don't let it nag on you!
It entirely depends if I'm going to play Beastman or Human, the PvP settings and the resource allocation if I'd prefer to place solo or in a large/small town.
Each of the three has advantages depending on the circumstances
Welcome, good luck and have fun on your adventures!
Welcome to Fractured!
I hope you're going to enjoy your time here.
@Prometheus said in The Myr Trivia - Results & Winners:
Your character is 1.8m tall, so I guess you can see about 15-20m on your left and right? You can calculate from that but it doesn't mean much...(...)
I simply wanted to have a rough vision on the monster density, compared to what's visible to your character.