Ryzom

Oooh, answers from an Aniro player. There are some very interesting morsels of information and perspective... If all of these would decide to actually play the game for a while, then the population would be high enough to satisfy them :D This is so true it's painful. new options to furnish your room ...

!!!Please do not answer like a fanboy, only give honest answers !!! Alright, I'll be honest. -The servers still dead? -The population still low? Which server? -The game still boring? (I ask this because I played for years and nothing new was introduced, only the Ryzom Ring which is more of the same ...

411thraven wrote:I like the improvements to the graphics, no more semi complete rendors or dancing kinchers in the distance.

Oh, so that's what they improved! I was a little baffled when I logged into my new account and saw no changes to the player-characters.

Good work, I enjoyed these. ^_^

As for the pictograms: *points at my signature*

I haven't yet bothered to figure out what username I chose for myself yesteryear on the Chronicles of Atys website, so I'll say this here instead:
I greatly appreciate the note at the bottom. That courteous little clarification makes a terrestrial holiday event like this perfectly acceptable.

Other than Jelathnia?

Tip for anyone who's working toward it: despite the aggro guards, you can still use the Ma-Duk Bonze / Jena Priestess NPCs at the cult temples below 0 fame. Invulnerability works; Melee Protection Aura doesn't seem to.

jwenting wrote:I do wonder how new furniture can be added to our apartments for which no 3D objects and textures yet exist in the client data files

I imagine they'll just reuse existing objects for the most part, silently patching in new ones on occasion.

your suggestions would turn ryzom into a WoW clone. /facepalm Turning Ryzom into a WoW clone would mean converting the skill system to a class system and completely changing the crafting and harvesting, as well as rolling back the PvP update, getting rid of the neutrality option, having players ...

larwood wrote:We can learn from many of the successful games out there, instead of digging in our heels and starving to death. Again, money talks.

All Ryzom needs to do is be in the black and maintain a stable population. If Horizons/Istaria can do that without compromising itself, so can Ryzom.

Why is that? Because that is what has been agreed on by this community for years. Gear rewards diminish the importance of crafted gear and that harms Ryzom's basic and essential nature: a sandbox game with the best skill, crafting, and harvesting systems in the industry. Yes, useful non-crafted ...