patch 1.1.69

patch 1.1.69.0 aujourd'hui.

Détails > ICI

Ou pour ceux ayant la rame ci dessous :

Ships / Outfitting:

Reduced the Jamaica Sloop to level 5

Tweaked accuracy a bit more. These changes make it harder to hit small ships at long range without impacting the overall chance to hit them at close-mid range.
Partial surrender was broken. If you offered 25% of your cargo and the offer was accepted, you’d lose and your enemy would gain 100% of your cargo. At which point, why offer? Fixed that.
The very large uncommon outfitting was missing from the loot table. Added it and adjusted the levels at which items drop down by 5.
Career skills that apply modifiers to ship stats should now stack.
Missions:

Take Command of Ship tutorial: Pirate trainers now offer a mission that teaches players how to use the Capture Ship skill. All career trainers now offer a mission that teaches the players how to use the Claim Prize/Scavenge skill.
Island of the Monkeys: Added missing XP reward
Marks of Victory: Major European Commendation: Players over level 45 were unable to take this mission. Fixed that.
Burdens of Command: This mission was too difficult, preventing Naval Officers from receiving their final career skill. ConCo made a quick and dirty fix. They want to completely revamp this mission but that won’t happen soon.
PvP / Port Contention:

Prevented unrest turn-ins from working when the port is in Pirate PvP or higher.
Killing players was generating too much unrest. PvP kills are supposed to be worth 3x as much unrest, but the values they were providing were arbitrarily high. Fixed the calculation so that PvP kills are worth 3x unrest.
Removed the global unrest multiplier and increased the unrest gained for ship kills. This makes unrest missions provide the amount of unrest listed in their mission rewards, and has no impact on unrest gains for ship kills (the two changes cancel each other out).
Economy:

Smelling salts now have a cost of 0.
Three of the advanced merchant recipes did not have their labor costs adjusted down after Isildur globally reduced labor costs for all recipes. Thus they were actually worse than the original recipes. Fixed that.
UI / Art / Sound:

Charlesfort: You had to Press X to enter the tavern. Fixed that.
Charlesfort: There was a soldier leaning inside a wall. Fixed that.
Misc:

Fixed the bug that prevented teleporting to Black Point as you can to other towns when you have a ship docked there.
/who and /whocount commands are no longer available. This is one of several tactics we’re implementing for fighting gold spammers.

Qu'ils enlèvent la commande /who à la rigueur pour les goldspammers ca peut se comprendre mais le /whocount je vois pas trop le pourquoi. Je pense qu'ils enlèvent ces deux fonctions pour que les gens arrêtent de comparer les chiffres et de faire des statistiques par serveur du nombres de joueurs présents.

Vi, c'est emmerdavant la suppression de cette commande qui nous permettait, entre autre, de savoir ou en était notre serveur au niveau population...

Vi ca va manquer le ptit /whocount du soir.

Mais bon avec reflexion il est pas si indispensable. Les gens vont plus se concentrer sur le jeu et non sur les problèmes de population. (Bon ca reste un gros problème quand meme, à voir s'ils vont mettre en place un autre system pour voir la pop)

ben surtout quand tu n'es pas dans une guilde, on va se sentir erncore plus seul avec le chan par région ..

comment savoir si les marchands/amis/collégues sont là ? on fait des tells dans le vide ?

J'en connais certains qui vont être content pour la mission des officiers de marine ^^, et j'en fais partie.