Dusk Wrote:Nexon CS doesn't understand a word you said. You'd have to reach the people that actually work on the game itself somehow.
@Xephia: That's only tested with Flash Fists. Not entirely conclusive. Double Shot for Gunslingers is the same speed from Fast (5) to Fast (4), but there is a clear difference for something like Cannon going from Fast (5) to Fast (4). I'd test it with every skill first. Opeth may be right about Barrage.
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Hello Nexon CS.
Since the release of pirates many people have trained to marauder status. A few months ago a game related limitation was found by those in the community in regards to the skill speed infusion. By it's description, it's supposed to stack with booster and provide an additional +2 speed levels onto the weapon the user is holding. Due to the way that the game is set up, certain classes remain immune to this buff, including buccaneers who have it in the first place.
Knuckle®s have a natural speed of fast (5), so with booster that makes it faster (3). With speed infusion at level 1-10 (-1 speed level), that makes it faster (2). Once speed infusion is 11+ however, the speed is increased once again so knuckle®s SHOULD reach fastest (1). Since a few months ago many have rumored that speed infusion DOES NOT affect weapons that should go lower than faster (2), as the game does not physically let them break that cap. This also means that other weapons (Some 1h swords, daggers, claws, and crossbows) become immune to speed infusions effect. This rumor has been confirmed as of today by a buccaneer who tested various skill speeds with level 10, and later level 11 speed infusion.
I know for a fact that other maple versions, as well as GMS beta allowed for the speed cap to be broken, but for a reason left for speculation by the community, GMS does not at this time.
Is this a bug that should be fixed, or is making speed infusion inherently useless past level 1 to the class who receives it the intended effect?
Since the release of pirates many people have trained to marauder status. A few months ago a game related limitation was found by those in the community in regards to the skill speed infusion. By it's description, it's supposed to stack with booster and provide an additional +2 speed levels onto the weapon the user is holding. Due to the way that the game is set up, certain classes remain immune to this buff, including buccaneers who have it in the first place.
Knuckle®s have a natural speed of fast (5), so with booster that makes it faster (3). With speed infusion at level 1-10 (-1 speed level), that makes it faster (2). Once speed infusion is 11+ however, the speed is increased once again so knuckle®s SHOULD reach fastest (1). Since a few months ago many have rumored that speed infusion DOES NOT affect weapons that should go lower than faster (2), as the game does not physically let them break that cap. This also means that other weapons (Some 1h swords, daggers, claws, and crossbows) become immune to speed infusions effect. This rumor has been confirmed as of today by a buccaneer who tested various skill speeds with level 10, and later level 11 speed infusion.
I know for a fact that other maple versions, as well as GMS beta allowed for the speed cap to be broken, but for a reason left for speculation by the community, GMS does not at this time.
Is this a bug that should be fixed, or is making speed infusion inherently useless past level 1 to the class who receives it the intended effect?
Not understandable? ;-;
Guess i'll post it on the bug forum.
The Customer Support people don't understand the mechanics of the game. They were probably like, uh...Fast (5)...*brain explodes* Auto Reply!
Customer Service only deals with account problems, NX issues, and what-not. What the guy above me said ^. If you want to talk about the in-game content and features, talk to their programmers.
Dusk Wrote:Nexon CS doesn't understand a word you said. You'd have to reach the people that actually work on the game itself somehow.
@Xephia: That's only tested with Flash Fists. Not entirely conclusive. Double Shot for Gunslingers is the same speed from Fast (5) to Fast (4), but there is a clear difference for something like Cannon going from Fast (5) to Fast (4). I'd test it with every skill first. Opeth may be right about Barrage.
Even though I have not tested it with Barrage, I personally haven't noticed a difference. Besides, it's pretty much conclusive that Speed (1) isn't out yet, so it shouldn't work.
I concluded that it had not changed between .62 and .66 a couple months ago. From my testing, I'm 100% sure that what Opeth experiences is the placebo effect.
