Celtic Heroes

If there is a hard cap id like to see it at 240. 200 is doubtful because there will likely be a 201 relatively soon.

That said the biggest thing I'm hoping to get is an auction house. Buying and selling can be a great sideways edition to the game and it's just plain crazy right now. Prices swing wildly with many scams being made possible without access to what stuff is actually selling for on your own world.

Pls pls pls pls pls pls pls x 10 bajizillion include an auction house or equivalent in any expansion.

If there is a hard cap id like to see it at 240. 200 is doubtful because there will likely be a 201 relatively soon.

That said the biggest thing I'm hoping to get is an auction house. Buying and selling can be a great sideways edition to the game and it's just plain crazy right now. Prices swing wildly with many scams being made possible without access to what stuff is actually selling for on your own world.

Pls pls pls pls pls pls pls x 10 bajizillion include an auction house or equivalent in any expansion.

The only reason there will be a 201 soon is because otm didnt implement a level cap. Make it 200 so people can finally not worry about leveling.

We're mainly looking to expand sideways with crafting, gathering, fishing, pets, mounts, pvp battlegrounds, new types of quests etc. There will be new higher level zones but levelling up will no longer be the only focus.

Finally OTM said they will have pets +1

Im fine with no level cap , experience wise yes cap it out but we should be able to hit say 400 or so if all "skills" (crafting etc) is implemented into the game. Giving stat points and skill points at particular milestones. Now it wont be a true "400" but just an idea. I like the idea of never capping leveling. It naturally does that with mob levels which is ok with me .

We're mainly looking to expand sideways with crafting, gathering, fishing, pets, mounts, pvp battlegrounds, new types of quests etc. There will be new higher level zones but levelling up will no longer be the only focus.

Expand it sideways with world transfers? It's been far too long already.

i am glad to hear that there will be no more leveling - while increasing high level zones - have a firm, and known, level cap of 200. I think it would be nice if, at a certain level (say 190+), only long, involved quests, would increase power (like granting extra skill points).

I believe OTM is smart to focus on improving the game as it exists rather than just increasing levels. More story lines, more creative ways for Bosses to behave or spawn (i always thought the idea if clearing an area in a certain amount of time would force a boss spawn to be a cool thought), more ways to spend your time in ch to give your toon unique attributes and power (crafting, etc.). thanks

You misunderstood, there isn't a level cap at 200. They already proved it by fixing TerminNater's xp bar. He meant to say that with the coming of new content like crafting and whatnot that levelling up won't be the main focus.

That's a ridiculous thought honestly, if you release new bosses then people will want to kill them and how will they kill a boss 50 levels higher than them? They won't, so levelling will always be the main focus of this game until a cap is reached.

New bosses dont have to be level 250 to be challenging.

World transfers are not in my best interests...you should learn to live with whatever trouble you put yourself in; make friends and move on. As for expanding sideways, totally for it and its been loooong overdue. If this expanding sideways was implemented sooner, technically, there wouldnt be soo many high-levels at the peak of the level cap getting ready to burst. I would raise the current cap to 240 or such and make it a hard cap. However, i will make that sort of level extremely hard to achieve that there would be an unofficial soft cap around 220 or so. That way, althoug it is an option to level up, more will be inclined to have fun with the other activities.

I have seen in other games where the developers give low levels a chance to play along with high levels...this is usually done by making dungeons that require the presence of a certain number of low levels along with high levels. Hmm..im rambling.

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No no no no.

To the people ranting about low levels not being able to catch up:

Please understand the amount of exp required to level up at higher levels (even 170) is massive compared to the exp required of a level 100 player. This is extremely easy for someone to catch up to a level 190 because of this (if they TRUELY want to). A non-plat buyer would find attaining level 180 challenging already but you can always buy lix in-game.

Also realize, much like today, once people get close to the un-official cap of leveling (currently 190ish) , many players just stop leveling. Lower levels don't. Remember how hard it was U2 to get to 100? Now look how easy it is... It will be same with 190 when come U5.

Level cap = hell no


Leveling will be my focus cause that's what I'm used to. If OTM implements all this other junk I think it will just disappoint me. Fishing? Really? If your interested in spending time doing this crap and yet complain about lower levels not being able to catch the higher levels..... You can't be serious.

That said the biggest thing I'm hoping to get is an auction house. Buying and selling can be a great sideways edition to the game and it's just plain crazy right now. Prices swing wildly with many scams being made possible without access to what stuff is actually selling for on your own world.

This.

I like the sound of where they're going! I don't think there needs to be a level cap. It's pretty hard to lvl past 200 now, and if they don't make too many higher mobs and no higher bosses, then there won't be much incentive to lvl more anyways. Allowing players to develop sideways rather than upwards would be fun!

I like how at really low level you got the option to level on quests, or by just killing stuff, or both. Keep it an option along with everything. That's what I like about this game.

There's no exp giving quests like past the beginning. Just implementing more quests and/or quest chains will be great, giving players an option. They just can't last forever otherwise nobody will be buying elixirs except for the people who actually want to lvl high.