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Good. No one forces you to macro, if you want to level the good old fashioned way then you are very free to do so. Is it boring hammering the block button or sprinting back and fourth? No shit, Sherlock. Maybe don't do that and instead fight with eachother or go for a run in the world, or try...

fuck you buddaehhhh

Not enough Vikings, obviously ;) .

Could probably split Myrland up into several regions now awell, considering how large it has become :D .

As title states I don't think clade gifts should be earned from leveling but rather be available from the start as a way to specialize your character. I understand that it can be used as a sense of progression but I think it's enough with leveling your attributes and skills aswell as replacing...

There are guardzones in NPC towns already, which work very well as "fallback points" as you like to describe them. TC isn't meant to be your personal guardzone, it's meant exactly as it's labeled - controlling territory. You are safe behind your gates, as long as they are closed (or someone...

I think this will be enough, I don't think there needs to be a cooldown per se but I think the time it takes for the gate to open and close should be longer than it currently is. I remember quite well being able to ride up to a gate, open it, and ride in quite fluently with very little...

Literally the opposite of "Literally what I said too". You seem to seriously downplay the importance of speed in real time fighting, or are you really suggesting that if we crank the speed up by double that the average player won't suddenly struggle to keep up with his surroundings? We aren't...

Speed helps a lot in any form of dodging, because speed both determines how fast you will reach somewhere, but also how far you will go in a given time. So if you want to get out of someone's melee range, speed will greatly help with that, as the faster you are the longer strides you will take...

I tactically out-manouver you, by rolling into my command-tent, and then strategically out-manouver you by summoning 500 of my finest knights and they tactically outmatch you with a synchronised charge, 500v1.

Speed absolutely matters, my dude. The faster you are the harder you are hit/intercept. Which will work for you both offensively and defensively.

I don't think it's possible for them to have skillfull combat unless they decide to completely overhaul the entire game. The game seems to be built with twitch-skills in mind, considering there are barely any abilities like in other MMO's. Isn't that really the point of why we are playing in the...

I don't want to delve too deep into balancing issues between light and heavy armour, because at the moment you run just as slowly regardless what you are wearing (unless you go above your armour limit). I understand people want immersion, I do too, but I honestly think it's enough that we keep...

People experience that now aswell though, it's not only the speed that is causing that, otherwise we wouldn't be having those issues to begin with. I understand completely that higher speeds exaggerate those problems, not trying to deny that, but at the same time the netcode and optimization is...

Yes to both. Played the alpha since May, and MO1 on and off since release, but stopped playing entirely 2016-17.

You will need to aim better, that's it. Keep better distance between you and your enemy, or even better, ask your team-mates to cover for you and intercept someone running at you. Glad this game doesn't have spectator-mode, then? What matters most is gameplay, and if you want successfull...

Why don't we crank up the speed and find out? We are in a testing phase, after all. That won't be a problem considering how large the map is now. If you are that concerned either don't chase or kill them before they can run.

Not true. I'm certain it will be tried by certain people, but proper footwork will beat it like it does now, regardless of speed. You can do that regardless of speed aswell. Nothing is going to stop you. I don't know you fight, but having two sides just smashing into eachother at walking speed...

There are many features that make MO unique that it's borderline impossible to make it "just another videogame" without removing every single one of them. Increasing the movement-speed is not going to change that.

first person is a core premise though, so is fun and skillfull gameplay. Moving as fast as a snail is not.