Ryzom

Hi all First to use this topic My in game name is Ludwig and im a pro-Karavan Tryker interested in PvP. Heres my stats : 80 Two-handed melee, 63 healing, 80 elemental magic, 63 lake forage, 50 armor crafting, 61 glove making. Im 25 years old and im a casual gamer only because of RL . I'm from Quebec ...

Well its directly linked to what you want to do with your char. I would always start by maxing my HP, SAP, Stamina and Focus. Then it depends on what you want to do. For melee : If you want to use 2 handed weapons, i would suggest getting attack after dodge. If you use single handed get attack after ...

Before patch2, i was using the "target target's target" macro to quickly change between healing and nuking. Since patch2 and the target bug, i cant use the macro anymore. Sometimes the macro will work but most of the time it fails and either target the nearest mob (like if you hit spacebar) or ...

You are right that compared to other mmorpg, this game is less rewarding. You dont get cool new weapons or armors from quest, or killing named mobs. However I disagree with you on a few points : You are preparing for something, well I am. I want to defend my guild's outpost. To help the Karavan by ...

It is very limited, thats why most players are mature and have been playing mmorpgs for a long time... /sarcasm Remember this game is PvP oriented, the "fun" part is going to the various arenas, defending your outpost, etc. You also have named mobs to hunt, task to complete, exploration, crafting ...

I have sent my ticket to Nevrax...

This thread is going nowhere... I shouldnt have replyed.

I have only bought tickets since patch2 but ive notice the problem.

Tickets that show 9,486 to buy, cost 12,246....

Enjoy :

Windows is not the best tool for the job. Its the most used tool for the job. Even the Windows user would benefit from having a Linux client : 1- The Linux mmorpg players might be very interested in Ryzom = more players 2- Open Source means people at home can iron out bugs in the client, those bugs ...

Most open source related website are very basic, they dont really care for looks as long as the content is ok. Heres a couple of them : http://sourceforge.net/ http://www.freebsd.org/ http://www.mandrakelinux.com/ http://www.opensource.org/ http://www.openbsd.org/ http://www.linux.org http://www ...