Valek had just made his last business with my last customer and headed off. He wanted to see the last few parts of the city before he stumbled upon a tavern. "It couldn't possibly hurt to order a drink now would it? I'm pretty sure coming late wouldn't risk an invasion back at home. Might as well." He thought to himself.

The Tavern door creaked open as the Erwydra peered inside. He made sure not to get his antlers stuck in the door frame. He carried what seemed to be a rucksack containing many items, and he proceeded to sit down near a crowded table. The Erwydra was slightly short for being one of his people, but he carried himself in a joyous manner. He proceeded to lay his staff down against the table. It was made of elder-wood, typical for a beastman mage, but it had markings of ancient letters that seemed unreadable, even to him. Unfazed by his surrounding he proceeded to count the gold in his hands, thinking what he could possibly order. He glanced back up from coin counting, trying to find anyone worth conversing with. A couple other beast-kin, demons and humans, all seemed swamped in conversation, especially one going with a tavern card game.

(How the hell do I enter this. This is stressful)

Is planet travel instant? If not, how does one interrupt you travelling to another planet?

Is there a time difference on all 3 of the planets?

I'm really excited about this game!

Valek chuckled as he saw the woman yell at the entire lot of the table. "Well, what is magic without a bit of magic shows?" he asked jokingly. He grabbed his staff during this time. He peered around looking at whoever casted magic last. With a bit of glancing around people's feet he saw frozen shards of what seemed to be... A rotten thing. Obviously someone has been either conjuring, or enchanting, and it seemed only minor.

"Care to see one?" He asked the lady.

Not just weapons though, I feel like some tools and objects could be used as items to do damage or utility.

Bottles, shovels, spades, rakes, pitchforks, heavy objects, and etc - hit or throw them at people.

Ropes, lassos, nets, webs, and more - Can cc people, forcing them to have to break out.

Lots of sand, Flour, Baking powder, Dust - Vision affecting items.

Liquids, Bandages - As well as other things that can be fairly bad when dirty/used

Broken glass, Anything that breaks in sharp ends - Self explanatory.

Valek then peered back at the glass that toppled over and put it back straight. Looking a bit flustered that a complete stranger just said his name out loud.

"Now that is something I can't even master, either mind reading or something else." He thought to himself.

"Are humans this generally curious? That they find names out of the blue?" Valek thought.

"No, I think he knows that I know, I can't put this bluff up, it's divination. If I recall correctly, he is a conjurer as well." He thought again.

He kept staring at the card game, but with some occasional glances at what was going to emerge from the door. He grabbed his staff, just in case.

I know there is a season mechanic in the game so, now I'm wondering about diseases. Will there, or should there be a mechanic for if you eat bad food, or have low enough constitution that a disease will enter your body?

Although that's a pretty controversial subject, this has a potential to be a good and a bad thing. For people who just want to get plain stats it might be actually pretty bad, but on the other hand, it should be enough that you don't have as much stats into the others, like saying you don't have str when you're all about int. It's also pretty bad that the game already debuffs you if you don't have 10 in any stat.

But if it was in the game, it should be nerfed, like saying 20-25, instead of over 15. Since you would (Theoretically) only have 1 stat that would go above 20. If it were 15, it would force people to go like all-14 characters and that wouldn't prove very fun. Keep the restrictions to a minimum, I feel like it could be approached differently like this.

20 or more str- Although you hit pretty hard, sometimes your actions are way too strong, even for your own good. Like if you hunt for food, you might actually butcher the more important parts of meat instead of just cutting it nicely, or butchering architecture. (On rng chance)

20 or more dex - You are one fast boi, but you are prone to tripping more often when running at full speed. (On rng chance)

20 or more int - Your spells can overload the magic you hold, sometimes causing another spell (rng) to be casted in a random direction (More rng) not hitting an enemy faced towards you, or an ally you are buffing/healing. (Wow! I can't believe its rng chance!)

20 or more con- Actually I think this should have no debuffs if you pour all your stats into constitution.

20 or more per- You are very aware of everything, sometimes too aware. Your character get's startled easily and can drop a random light item when a player or enemy appears on screen. (on rng chance)

20 or more cha- Npc's are more eager to follow you around if you talk to them, sometimes heading into deadly combat with you.

For rng chances i think
str should have like 1/50
int debuff should have 1/1000
dex debuff should have 1/50
per debuff should have 1/1000
cha debuff should have a 1/50 chance with the npc following you for about 4 mins.

The more threatening the debuff, the less frequent it will be.

@Gothix Exactly. If some people know where and how to get the item, the item prices drop. So it's exactly possible to make a market based on players. Realm of the mad god already proved that was possible.

Generally, I feel that every feature in this game is well implemented. Even as a PVE player, I see the generous aspects of full looting, and the excitement that it is kill or be killed in some worlds.

As well as if we did drop something, it just wouldn't make Fractured as unique, y'know? The reason I came here is because of the vastly different mechanics and gameplays from other mmorpg's. (I have a slight feeling that other people came because of that too.)

Poker, Texas hold em, Rummy, Blind Man's Bluff, A custom fractured board game, etc.

mmohuts.com is where i found fractured

Necromancy/Enchanting definitely. BUFF THE ZOMBIES

Dude. It's a sandbox game. Theres obviously a tank mage build

@jetah said in Poll: When are you available to watch livestreams?:

While more work, you could consider doing 2 streams. 1 for EU and 1 for US. Sure one group could just watch the replay but I know 2 streams would be a bit of work.

I think that's the most plausible answer instead, but that would be hard having to do 2 livestreams, as well as it's hard going back and getting all the juicy info for one livestream.

A bit more lore should be behind them. I always feel that humans are the, "jack of all trades but has no backstory" kind of race. Like at least we have deities for demons, and they get to be angels if they reform. Beastmen get to have natural flora with a bit of the mystical unknown, as well as abominations are the worst of the Beastmen. It would make sense that Humans are the natural divide between the realms, but I feel that lore and deities should be improved on. Even if humans don't have that transformation like Angels/Abominations, give us an explanation for their thirst for technology. Do deities even have an impact on Syndesia? Is their a plan for Atheism?

Generally, I feel that every feature in this game is well implemented. Even as a PVE player, I see the generous aspects of full looting, and the excitement that it is kill or be killed in some worlds.

As well as if we did drop something, it just wouldn't make Fractured as unique, y'know? The reason I came here is because of the vastly different mechanics and gameplays from other mmorpg's. (I have a slight feeling that other people came because of that too.)

Is planet travel instant? If not, how does one interrupt you travelling to another planet?

Is there a time difference on all 3 of the planets?

I kinda need to not be broke to do that. .-.

People usually who are active and joined from later times get more of the benefits from the leaderboard specific stuff. I've joined 5 months ago, but I have stuff in life, that really got in the way of me participating in fractured. Ergo why I'm stuck around the same level as you. Since you joined like 2 days ago, you're doing way better than I am!