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I have a list of changes I would love to see imped to improve fun in pk.

1. change stab brick lag back to what it was.
2. get rid of kick timer or the lag and make it interrupt sort of like on wotmud.
3. lower cover tracks timer, its like 3x longer than stab timer.
4. up dodge and parry a little, not alot or limit the difference between top ends eq and low end, or just imp some mid end.
5. make most of keep rooms ridable to encourage humans to give chase, most things on the mud seem to be pro ds. example: a troll can see in the dark, gets free notice, doesnt have to bother with horses. I wouldn't mind seeing the free notice go bye bye but that would be a mvs balance nightmare I'm certain

6. Get skills and features that wotmud doesn't have into the game as soon as humanly possible so that we can get away from that mud...things like bows and subskills

I don't know if the Imms are aware that the few rooms near Woodengate are noride.

IMMS- The few rooms near Woodengate in GK are no ride. Can that please be changed?


Kick actually functioning more might be cool, but it has nice accuracy at a higher %, and I don't agree with removing the kick lag, it's perfectly managable, it's not tooo too bad. Has to be something to make it consequential.

Dodge just needs to get middle dodge, I don't understand it myself. If you have anything short of 95+ db, your hardly going to dodge uber weapon bashes, and even if you do, it's less % dodging than a 0 db abser. Which makes no sense. Dodging 30ish%+ at 80+ db doesn't seem bad at all to me.. Your still going to get owned by bash

Charrrrrrrge. Don't know about skewer, skewer is amazingly 50x better than charge, you can be dismounted(do it everywhere), and can have sneak...So much easier to land a skewer when all they see is "xxxx begins charging" rather than "*XXX* arrives from the south riding a big horse if you haven't seen me enter yet you really are afk" then "XXX begings charging.."

Sigh, anything new or more balanced would be fun. But hell, so would clans, as Chase would advocate