jasm wrote:0.0000002% drop rate is harder than grinding for 50kk gp and finding someone that will sell you one, but at least theres a chance of getting one, which would make many players stay longer.

jasm wrote:0.0000002% drop rate is harder than grinding for 50kk gp and finding someone that will sell you one, but at least theres a chance of getting one, which would make many players stay longer.
have you ever been at krukan ? he drops a hat too,Xtreem wrote:If the super rare May Be Obtained from mobs he ceases to be a super rare. Even if it is difficult.
I agree that we should further explore the concept of rare drop, but with the things that are still there in the game as mentioned up there.
I think we should also use some worlds boss. I've never seen this in one tmw server.
A low drop rate associated with difficulty in killing the monster it would be something interesting. This type monsters may spawn one or two times a day making it more difficult.
I'm not sure if you can put decimal numbers in mob_db.Kazenawa wrote:(0.0000002% drop rate)
i will pay you if you do itCassy wrote:I'm not sure if you can put decimal numbers in mob_db.Kazenawa wrote:(0.0000002% drop rate)
E.g. General Krukan has "2" in mob_db, this is a chance of 0.02% for a Dark Helm.
Currently there is no lower drop chance in TMW.
I once had an idea about a mob that spawns randomly over all TMW (certain maps).
Only one at a time.
This mob could be used, make it have different drops, all former unobtainable items, and make the drop chances super rare.
Personally I could live with something like that.
Just no regular mobs, that sucks
Really your idea is very good!Meicchi wrote:The idea of world bosses could easily fit the lore available in the game, something like "the continent legends", 3 world bosses based respectively in Argeas, Tonori and Kaizei. It would even revitalize those last continents. It would require a large number of players to deal with in different roles, it would precisely revitalize guilds as well, and it would be like a good plot, something I could think now is that, before the Great Quake, there were 3 legendary monsters which protected the three continents. But with this event they got furious and decided to vanish for centuries. Without their protection, monsters started to proliferate around the world and it caused such a desequilibrium for nature. However they decided to come back, but now they no longer protect but instead provoke a chaos and cause a inequality even stronger than before (it would be a excuse for new stronger mobs as well). So we must put and end at their vengeance at once.
Yeah, very low drop rate, on a rare monster with almost no respawn... and getting the super drop is then even more awesome !Cassy wrote:I'm not sure if you can put decimal numbers in mob_db.Kazenawa wrote:(0.0000002% drop rate)
E.g. General Krukan has "2" in mob_db, this is a chance of 0.02% for a Dark Helm.
Currently there is no lower drop chance in TMW.
I once had an idea about a mob that spawns randomly over all TMW (certain maps).
Only one at a time.
This mob could be used, make it have different drops, all former unobtainable items, and make the drop chances super rare.
Personally I could live with something like that.
Just no regular mobs, that sucks
I love this kind of idea too. Global bosses could fit well with the rare drops problem.Meicchi wrote:The idea of world bosses could easily fit the lore available in the game, something like "the continent legends", 3 world bosses based respectively in Argeas, Tonori and Kaizei. It would even revitalize those last continents. It would require a large number of players to deal with in different roles, it would precisely revitalize guilds as well, and it would be like a good plot, something I could think now is that, before the Great Quake, there were 3 legendary monsters which protected the three continents. But with this event they got furious and decided to vanish for centuries. Without their protection, monsters started to proliferate around the world and it caused such a desequilibrium for nature. However they decided to come back, but now they no longer protect but instead provoke a chaos and cause a inequality even stronger than before (it would be a excuse for new stronger mobs as well). So we must put and end at their vengeance at once.
I wonder if we could make a static build for mana, with flexible prefix so that the user can just download and run it, no installation. Looking at ldd of manaplus, i'm not so sure if we can really make a static build, but even reducing deps to basic libraries would increase its chances of running on many distros.veryape wrote:Could we either push newer versions of manaplus to the popular distros repos? (ubuntu is probably the most important one). If that is not possible can we set the least needed version to the one in the last LTS repo? If everything doesn't work perfectly i think we could have a disclaimer in the motd-text at the top that always say "To get all the latest features please install the latest client from http://www.manaplus.org" or something like it.
In manaplus.org try link "Other linux binaries" or direct link: http://download.evolonline.org/manaplus ... ux.tar.bz2pclouds wrote:I wonder if we could make a static build for mana, with flexible prefix so that the user can just download and run it, no installation. Looking at ldd of manaplus, i'm not so sure if we can really make a static build, but even reducing deps to basic libraries would increase its chances of running on many distros.